Celestial Beings

I became interested in angelic lore when I started I, Lucifer, written in first person from Lucifer’s point of view. I did tons of research, even met one everning when I lived in Florida with a Jewish scholar, and read The Book of Enoch, which isn’t included in the modern Bible. I can recommend the latter for interesting reading, and if you do a search, you can usually find it on-line as free reading. Unfortunately, I, Lucifer hasn’t found a home yet, but we are still looking!

The angels mentioned in The Book of Enoch are the Grigori or Watchers. They fell in love with human women and lost heaven for a “friendship of the thighs”. There are numerous novels on the market featuring the Grigori, and I won’t go into their story here, but again, they are a very interesting order of angels. The Grigori are mentioned in the Bible in Genesis, 6.2, “That the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose.”

In Celestial Sin, my novella from The Wilder Roses, The Wild Rose Press, the hero is Cam-ael, an angel of the Order of the Powers. These mighty angels patrol the border between Heaven and Hell, guarding against demons. I loved Cam-ael as a hero. When he arrives on Earth (having been wounded in the Second War in Heaven—the Fallen are trying to beat the loyal angels), he is very innocent but also very wise. The heroine Essie McBane is a down-to-earth woman who lives on a small farm in North Carolina.

Blurb:

Early on, Essie McBane set her standards high and waited for true love. She never expected the answer to her prayer to literally fall from heaven in the shape of a warrior angel with chestnut curls and a celestial body. As much as she'd love to teach the divine creature a thing or two about sex and lust, can she be responsible for leading him into temptation?

Sinfully handsome Cam-ael, an angel, is wounded in the second war between heaven and hell and plummets into the arms of a beautiful human. But Cam knows he must return eventually, no matter how much he likes the material pleasures of earth. Not to mention the sensual pleasure he's found with Essie. But when his mortal feelings for Essie draw a demon into the midst, can Cam protect her, or will he learn the true meaning of the word sacrifice?


The trailer for Celestial Sin can be seen at my blog: Bianca’s Blog. Also, there is a free erotic read and information about another novella, Hot Spanish Nights. I invite you to drop by anytime! I try to post a famous quote each day unless I have a guest blogger. So come on over! Also, check out my new web site at http://biancaswan.com/.

Have a great weekend everyone!