Angels Before Man

Angels, Book 1

De: Rafael Nicolás

Narrado por: Lance West

A Queer Retelling of Satan's Fall

In an eternal paradise, the most beautiful angel, Lucifer, struggles with shame, identity, and timidity, with little more than the desire to worship his creator.

It isn't until the strongest angel, Michael, comes into his life that Lucifer learns to love himself. Along the way, their friendship begins to bloom into something else. Maybe the first romance in the history of everything.

But this God is a jealous one, and maybe paradise is not paradise.

Contains mature themes.

©2023 Rafael Nicolás (P)2024 Tantor

Beautifully Tragic and Utterly Devastating

This is devastating in the quietest, most beautiful way. Listening to the audiobook while reading only deepened the tragedy of Lucifer’s existence; his devotion, his longing, his inevitable fall. This story makes it impossible to ignore the truth that Michael invited that love, nurtured it, and then abandoned Lucifer when it mattered most. What a tender, cruel, and achingly sad love between the two, that was never allowed to survive. I finished it in tears. Honestly, I’m still processing, and utterly undone.

Beautifully written

So poetic, beautiful, and heartbreaking. What would it be like to fall into heaven and then out? This book answers that gorgeously.

Speechless

This is one of the best books I have read. I suggest reading it ^^!

Wow I haven’t felt so enamored with a book in years

Such a compelling and ingenious story! Thank you for sharing your gift of writing with the world. This book actually helped me heal a lot of traumas as a previous christian now atheist and helped me see everything in a more curious light. The way that I was able to relate to characters and their feelings was extraordinary! Can’t wait to continue onto the next one!

SO SO AMAZING WOW

The narrator was perfect. Beautiful, immaculate. I’m in awe. The book is sickening sweet and heart wrenchingly traumatic in all the best ways imaginable. The character Lucifer means a lot to me so the in depth tale for him and his experiences before man was the scratch my itchy brain needed with this story telling!