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The “Son of the Serpent” Book Release Tour @VashtiQV

Son of the Serpent by Vashti QSon of the Serpent: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HS4C3B7

Hello, everyone! Today I thought I would mention some of the places in my Fantasy Angels Series, along with some of the supporting characters and other beings introduced in Son of the Serpent.

“Son of the Serpent features a conflict of phenomenal proportions, characters that are richly developed and compelling, and a skillfully designed plot that keeps the reader turning the pages. I loved every bit of the narrative, especially the author’s unique phraseology and clarity of expression.” ––Readers’ Favorite

FLORAISON by Jeff Brown

Dracúl is the main character in Son of the Serpent and Lilith is the villain in the book. Interspersed chapters in Dracúl’s voice and chronicles in Lilith’s voice divide the book.

There are three realms of Heaven:

Heaven Most High – Where God resides.

Metá Heaven – Where God’s presence could be reached in His throne room. Only by His expressed permission could one cross the portal to this level of heaven. It is in the throne room God passed laws and judgments.

Floraison – The lowest realm of Heaven. A paradise where angels are born.

Different dimensions separate these realms and only God traveled between them as He pleased.

*Hell, also known as Netherworld, Sheol or Underworld is also divided into complex levels and realms.

Sila:

She is one of Lilith’s three close allies. She is an intelligent and cunning jinn with the ability to shift into human and animal forms, with the exception of wolves. Wolves are her foes. Her father was a fallen angel who fought in Lilith’s army during the war in Heaven. Her mother was a fallen angel who, upon arriving on Earth, was transformed into ifrit jinn.

Gremory:

He was a fallen angel who fought by Lilith’s side in the battle in Heaven. He was a four-winged cherub before he was cast out of Floraison. When he landed on Earth he changed into a vile creature—half demon, half wolf. He can transform into human form. Although he is male he prefers to take the form of fetching young women.

Asmodeus:

He is another one of Lilith’s allies. He was a fallen angel who had also fought in the war in Heaven in Lilith’s legion. He, like Gremory, was a loyal four-winged angel. Asmodeus was beautiful, powerful, and capable of flying and running at high speeds in Floraison. Upon crashing to Earth, he transmuted into a creature so hideous to look upon that doing so made tendrils of terror curl in your stomach and bile rise to your mouth.

Artemisia:

She was a beautiful and powerful woman. She was the granddaughter of one of Lilith’s many demon servants. Her grandfather was a reckless fool who slaughtered his entire family. She managed to kill him and escape the slaughter. She lived on the streets when Lilith took her in as an apprentice. Artemisia was eleven years old and already lethal. After being beaten and raped many times, she learned how to defend herself. Lilith recruited her because she saw much potential in her. Artemisia became the Persian king’s highest-ranking advisor and Grand Admiral and leader of the Persian Fleet. She was the most powerful person in Persia barring the king, and she lived like a queen.

Kailash Seers:

These were powerful beings born with the gift of sight. These creatures could invoke visions with incantations and contact. Their power of sight was much stronger than that of Lilith’s. Seers are cave dwellers with a taste for human flesh. The Kailash Seers are the oldest and most powerful of the species. With one touch they would be able to see more than your future. These creatures are known to be treacherous. They are never alone. There are usually three or more together in a cave. They also have the ability to drain one of their powers.

Princess Aini:

She is a stunning young woman daughter to the King of Persia. She is intelligent, charming, and innocent to the evils of the world. Before meeting Dracúl she spent a lot of time with her nose in books and daydreaming of adventures and romance. The princess was promised to a prince from a neighboring kingdom but she fell in love with Dracúl.

Orc Demons:

These creatures are the lowest form of demons, animalistic and dim. They had the distinct odor of flatulence mingled with sulfur and the stench of decomposed bodies. These demons took pleasure inflicting fear and pain onto others. It made them stronger. They had no sexual preference––man, woman, child, animal. It was all the same to them. They had no conscience, no morals. They are not known for leaving their victims alive.

Aurora:

She is a woman of otherworldly beauty. Her smile could tickle your heart, and make you want to dance with glee at the sight of it. Her hair is a resplendent silvery-white and waist long. Her skin is smooth and flawless like the finest alabaster. She is quite tall for a woman, and her eyes are said to be of many colors, like the sky near sunset. Staring into her eyes could put you in a dream state. Her father is a Watcher, an angel sent to live amongst the creatures on Earth to observe them. She received many of his gifts, and he taught her much. She was a well-known and powerful oracle.

The Dark World:

A world located in a different dimension from the world of man. He who visits there will be filled with true awareness and gain the ability to understand with perfect clarity the suffering he had inflicted on his victims. One by one his victims would appear before him, and he would understand and feel the anguish and pain he had caused them and their loved ones.

The World of Light:

This is another world located in a different dimension and it was white and bright. The landscape was dreamlike, unnatural and eerie. The sky was white with a hint of pink, and only the subtle hint of color differentiated it from the landscape. There was no contrast between the ground, landscape, and sky. Everything was bright and blinding––and clear. There were no shadows to blur your ugliness. The astonishing hideousness of a depraved soul would be displayed with great clarity. In this world, you saw yourself exactly as you are inside and out.

Vashti Q photo

 

Vashti Quiroz-Vega is a writer of Fantasy, Horror, and Thriller. Since she was a kid she’s always had a passion for writing and telling stories. It has always been easier for her to express her thoughts on paper.

She enjoys reading almost as much as she loves to write. Some of her favorite authors are Stephen King, Michael Crichton, Anne Rice, J.R.R. Tolkien, J.K. Rowling, and George R. R. Martin.

She enjoys making people feel an array of emotions with her writing. She likes her audience to laugh one moment, cry the next and clench their jaws after that.

When she isn’t building extraordinary worlds and fleshing out fascinating characters, she enjoys spending time with her husband JC and her Pomeranian Scribbles who is also her writing buddy.

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Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/Vashti-Quiroz-Vega/e/B00GTXG5W4/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1540242966&sr=8-1

Son of the Serpent: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HS4C3B7

Thanks for supporting Author, Vashti Q. Vega on the release of her latest read, “SON OF THE SERPENT.”  To follow along with her tour, please visit the CURRENT EVENTS page of the 4WillsPub site.   To book your own virtual 4WillsPub blog tour, please visit us HERE

51 thoughts on “The “Son of the Serpent” Book Release Tour @VashtiQV”

  1. So thrilled for you, Vashti! This is a fascinating glimpse into the characters and story line. I can’t wait to read this gem during Christmas. Cheers to you!
    Thanks so much for sharing, Jan. 🙂

    1. Hi Natalie! I can’t thank you enough for all your support. Thank you for visiting Jan’s lovely blog and reading my post. I’m also excited that you’re going to read Son of the Serpent over Christmas vacation. That’s wonderful news! I’m so grateful.😀💕

    1. Hi Miriam! I’m so happy you dropped by and enjoyed the post. Thank you so much. I hope you enjoy it. It’s been a busy and very excited week. 😊💕

      1. Yes, I’m glad it went well and you had a lot of traffic. I didn’t see mine on the schedule. I’m busy with my family this week, may have to reschedule the tour. “-) <3

    1. Thanks so much for stopping in and leaving a comment, Diana. I agree that Vashti layers her characters and worlds with so many dimensions.

  2. Another great post, Vashti! No prizes for guessing just which book I’m looking forward to indulging myself with this coming weekend. Can’t wait! Thanks for hosting Vashti today, Jan! 😊

  3. Vashti, I’ve already purchased it and I’m moving stuff out of the way so I can get into it, undisturbed! Excited!!! Hi, Jan! Thanks for hosting.🤗

    1. I feel the same Craig! She is all over the place and her posts are all unique and full of compelling content. Thanks for stopping by!

    2. They say the first 30 days after a book is released are the most important for creating a buzz. I’m not sure how true that is, but I’m trying. 😉 Besides, you’re super busy yourself. I’m always telling you that. I’m so happy to see you here. Thank you for stopping by Jan’s wonderful blog. <3 I listened to your podcast with Annette. It was great listening to your voice for the first time. Great interview – lots of fun. I have another character for Lisa's radio show if you're interested. She's the main character from a novelette I'm releasing soon. 😉 xo

  4. Jan, thank you so much for welcoming me into your lovely blog. I appreciate your support throughout this blog tour. I can’t thank you enough. <3 xo

  5. My TBR list is crazy long, but I can’t take it anymore. After seeing this book making its rounds, I had to buy it. It looks SO GOOD!

    Great job hosting, Jan.

    1. I know, Staci! We all have the same TBR list issue, but once in a while, a book reaches out and grabs us and moves to the front of the line. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment!

  6. I’m so happy for you, Vashti. I love the imagery, the storyline, and the excitement. I will be reading it very soon. Congratulations!!

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