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Grigori: The Executioner Series by [Brandon Varnell, Lawrence Mann, Domonique Goodall]

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by Brandon Varnell (Author), Lawrence Mann (Illustrator), Domonique Goodall (Editor) Format: Kindle Edition

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Book 4 of 4: The Executioner

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Christian and Lilith have made contact with Azazel, leader of the Grigori, and have learned a startling truth. Devils have infiltrated the Catholic Church. Now it’s up to them, the Grigori, the Succubus Enclave, and the nearly-defeated Executioners to face off against a group of Devils who are hellbent on opening a gate to the Underworld. If they can’t stop this from happening, then the whole world will burn as a result.

The heat is on.

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The Executioner
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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07QGG4MKQ
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Kitsune Incorporated (June 4, 2019)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ June 4, 2019
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 8482 KB
Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
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Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
Print length ‏ : ‎ 455 pages

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Brandon Varnell is a writer. The end.

Just kidding.

Brandon Varnell is the author of several book series, all of which involve anime-inspired fanservice. Having been an anime nerd for basically his whole life, his books tend to reflect that. He likes writing stories with loads of T&A, shonen-style battle scenes, and steamy romances that are both light-hearted and erotic. He is also a huge fan of harem anime, so most of his books feature harem romances.

Find me on the following websites/Social Media:

www.varnell-brandon.com

www.facebook.com/AmericanKitsune

www.patreon.com/BrandonVarnell

www.twitter.com/BrandonBVarnell

You can also sign up for my mailing list to know when my next book is out: https://www.varnell-brandon.com/mailing-list

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I loved it.

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I'm glad too say I finally got too finish reading this group of books I didn't mean to take th8s long but all the other books brandon wrote kept pulling me away from this series.

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Nathan

A fitting end to an interesting series

Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2019

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The last book in Varnell's Executioner series, Grigori wraps up almost every single plot thread that has been put out over the course of the series. A few characters fall to the wayside, and there are a few small threads that aren't explicitly tied off, but given that this is a genre the author admits to having trouble with, it is an excellent effort and the series as a whole is worth a read.

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Brian

It's Christian not Caspian

Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2020

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The author often calls the main character by the name of the protagonist from another of his series.

It happens a LOT.

Otherwise a great book.

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Gary V.

Excellent Conclusion to this Adventure - GLV

Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2019

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This book was an excellent ending to this 4 book series. It was consistent with the characters, in the great fight scenes and with the story line. I loved each book and this last book was not a disappointment. It was well written and like the other 3 books in this series I couldn't put it down. Great Job Brandon!

Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2019

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Of you haven't picked up one of Mr. Varnell's series you are missing out. His characters and stories are unique and a joy to read. You are bound to fall in love with his writing!

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The Enemy of My Enemy Is My Friend

Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2019

With this book, author Brandon Varnell decided to end the series early, which means a lot of things didn’t get as explained as well as I would have liked. The Fallen are barely explained at all (how they Fell, why they Fell, what are the ultimate consequences to them of Falling, etc.) nor is the religion of this universe, in particular (to my considerable surprise given what had gone before) what exactly the God of this universe has been up to. However, the story of Christian and Lilith and their closest friends does come to a good end, and there is even a better explanation for the case of the Succubi, which makes their existence less a total curse from beginning to end and more something that just needs to be managed carefully (why incubi have it so easy in comparison is still beyond me). Finally, the word “ichor” is used only around twice in the whole book (Thank God!). All’s well that ends well. However, I will take the time to point out an area that Mr. Varnell could improve upon if he wishes (or at least avoid better in the future): portraying Christianity in fiction.

As even Christian writers will tell you, writing fiction about a real religion, which millions believe in quite sincerely, and have become overly sensitive about perceived attacks upon thanks to the worst persecution, both here and abroad, in a couple of centuries, is “difficult”. You WILL receive criticism, no matter how hard you try, and not just from people who honestly believe that all Christians should be rounded up and “reeducated”. Writing fiction about the God of that religion is “asking for it”; not only will you receive a lot MORE criticism from true believers, if said God of said religion is real and gets offended,... ahem. For this reason, if you choose to continue writing on the subject, I would suggest that in addition to whatever reading you already do of secondary, tertiary, even quaternary sources about Christianity, do some studying of the primary source. (Hint: the Bible). For that purpose, I would suggest the Henry Morris Study Bible , which combines the reliable old KJV with over 10,000 footnotes that, according to the Introduction, “explain the Bible’s difficult passages, resolve its alleged contradictions, point out the evidence of its divine origin, confirm its historical accuracy, note its remarkable anticipations of modern science, demonstrate its fulfilled prophecies, and in general remove any doubts about its inerrancy, its authority, and its ability to meet every human need.” (Frankly, it surprised me a lot by teaching me a lot of things even pompous old me didn’t know!)

Do NOT instead rely solely upon whatever you’ve learned about Christianity from anime, manga, and light novels because while the Japanese are not at all hostile to Christianity, and are particularly fascinated by the Roman Catholic Church, they don’t in most cases really know that much on the subject, which in my experience has lead to jaw-droppingly strange (if often greatly entertaining, see Tokyo Godfathers , my favorite Christmas movie ever!), somewhat less than informative works on the subject.

Note: An excellent if controversial source on the subject of Christianity in anime and manga is Patrick Drazen’s Holy Anime!: Japan’s View of Christianity . On the one hand, it is truly the best-detailed listing of references to Christianity in anime and manga I’ve ever seen (many I knew, many others I didn’t and am now looking for); on the other hand, Mr. Drazen is a Christian-hating atheist,... seriously,... not kidding here. What that means is trust his research but ignore every single one of his “conclusions” and don’t show this book to any Japanese in anime because they would probably be horrified to be accused by Mr. Drazen (who thinks he’s praising them!) of consciously and deliberately making fun of a religion they barely know anything about.

Note: I’ll have to admit, Lawrence Mann’s cover illustration is a definite improvement.

Note: This book was received for free in return for a review.

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