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"Angelwalk is a profound work of genius. I was really shattered by it. A magnificent, marvelous book that is truly unforgettable, with a description of Hell so vivid and terrifying that no one who reads it can remain unmoved and unaffected."
-Marjorie Holmes, author of Two from Galilee
''Angelwalk is beautifully brutal. One minute I was smiling at a deft phrase, and the next minute I was weeping. I couldn't help it. This book is like a lovely spider's web-made out of steel cables, charged with high voltage." -Warren W. Wiersbe
"Angelwalk is one of the most controversial Christian books of this cenmry. Read it and you'll never be the same again. Roger Elwood has brilliantly woven an impassioned, heartrending story."
-Joan Winmill Brown, author and actress
"A striking work! Reminiscent of The Screwtape Letters and Pilgrim's Progress." -Bookstore Journal
"Wonderful I have never before read anything quite like Angelwalk. I think it may be the most unique Christian book...
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"Angelwalk is a profound work of genius. I was really shattered by it. A magnificent, marvelous book that is truly unforgettable, with a description of Hell so vivid and terrifying that no one who reads it can remain unmoved and unaffected."
-Marjorie Holmes, author of Two from Galilee
''Angelwalk is beautifully brutal. One minute I was smiling at a deft phrase, and the next minute I was weeping. I couldn't help it. This book is like a lovely spider's web-made out of steel cables, charged with high voltage." -Warren W. Wiersbe
"Angelwalk is one of the most controversial Christian books of this cenmry. Read it and you'll never be the same again. Roger Elwood has brilliantly woven an impassioned, heartrending story."
-Joan Winmill Brown, author and actress
"A striking work! Reminiscent of The Screwtape Letters and Pilgrim's Progress." -Bookstore Journal
"Wonderful I have never before read anything quite like Angelwalk. I think it may be the most unique Christian book published in my lifetime. It deserves to be one of the abiding classics, and I think that is how it will be judged over the years."
-Paul Schumacher, noted gospel singer
"Seldom have power and sentiment come together so successfully. Remarkable insight into spiritual warfare. Compares in style to Lewis' Screwtape Letters." -Zondervan Family Bookstores
"Roger Elwood comes as close to duplicating Lewis's achievement as any recent writer has."
- Harold Lindsell
There's trouble in Paradise. The angel Darien believes Lucifer shouldn't have been thrown out of Heaven. God's answer is to let him go to earth and see for himself what Lucifer has been up to. What Darien finds both fascinates and repulses him. At last, like us, he must choose between good and evil-while Heaven and Hell hang in the balance.
Roger Elwood is the author of nine other books, the ecjjjg^jrf J47 anthologies and collections, and formerly one of America'stop.'§eience fiction editors. . •
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