Sons of God

Based on actual events, detailed historical research, and a paranormal race that has lived amongst us for over six thousand years. According to the ancients, our whispers of ghosts, vampires, and demons come from... Sons of God is both fiction and nonfiction. The autobiographical accounts of author Rebecca Ellen Kurtz's demonic attacks are embedded within a fictional story. However, this fictional universe is based upon research completed by the author in understanding the supernatural entities who were attacking her. Her research (presented in appendices at the end of the novel) on the documented ancient paranormal race continues to populate modern religious texts of Christians, Jews, Muslims, Druids, Wiccans, Hindus, and many, many more. Synopsis: Empty. A vacuum sucking her very soul into utter blackness. Devoid of life. Devoid of light. Existing. Endlessly. No hope. Meet Raechev-el, the most powerful female nephelim still roaming the world. For 2.5 millennia she has sought redemption from the Creator and protection within the Cities of Refuge. Instead, the gates are closed and guarded. Instead, the Creator's executioner seeks to destroy her. Instead, her fallen brethren hunt her to breed an army unrivaled since before the Great Flood. Instead, an archaeologist follows her who knows too much about her half-breed race and who may be her downfall. Genre: Archaeological Mystery, Supernatural/Paranormal, Religious/Spiritual, Action/Adventure/Romance Visit rebeccaellenkurtz.com and post your own experiences on the Paranormal Forum or read from others at the Supernatural Blog.

About the Author

Rebecca Ellen Kurtz's fascination with archaeology, ancient religions, and mysticism began early in life. Rebecca Ellen has spent countless years accumulating research on the trans-cultural, trans-era historicity of spiritual and multi-dimensional beings not bound by previously held beliefs of physics but opening the mind to understanding the laws of quantum physics.True to her archaeological training, Rebecca Ellen headed to the primary sources of the ancient writings from many religious and nonreligious texts rather than later interpretations to be less susceptible to bias and outside interpretation.  She wanted to know what the ancients had to say for themselves.Rebecca Ellen Kurtz is a consummate student and knows there is no end to the pursuit of knowledge; therefore, she presents a large amount of her research in her projects so that each person may determine what he or she believes for themselves.Today, if not rummaging through old stacks in the library or seeking out answers from mystics, Rebecca Ellen is often found in her "den" surrounded by still more ancient tomes as she fervently researches times and ages past.  The moody atmosphere is set by region suggestive aromatic candles, period music, and artifacts for dreamy interstellar pursuits as she presses in to see what all of the impossible can become the possible.May we all seek the Truth.

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