Abraham Allegiant

Chronicles of the Nephilim (Volume 4)

By: Brian Godawa

Narrated by: Brian Godawa

Length: 10 hrs and 48 mins

Publisher's summary

The Forefather and Patriarch You Thought You Knew. 

After the Great Flood, the giant king Nimrod builds the Tower of Babel and unites the world in rebellion against the Creator.    

But God has other plans.    

He chooses a simple nomad Abraham as next in the line of the Seed of Promise.   

So Nimrod sets out to find Abraham and kill him in order to thwart God’s plan forever.    

Abraham flees to Canaan, a land of Nephilim giants of Genesis 6, and the Watchers rule as gods.    

Sodom and Gomorrah is the flashpoint for the Watchers’ next diabolical plan for the Seed of the Serpent.   

The War of the Seed is rising. Get it now and join the battle!   

Abraham Allegiant is the fourth book of the Biblical Fiction Series Chronicles of the Nephilim, a biblical epic story of the fallen angelic Watchers and their offspring, the Nephilim giants of Genesis 6. Written by respected Christian and best-selling Biblical author, Brian Godawa.   

In Abraham Allegiant, you’ll discover:

• The true identity of the Mighty Hunter Nimrod from the Bible.
• The legendary Semiramis, Nimrod’s ravishingly beautiful and cunningly ruthless queen.
• The fascinating rise and fall of the infamous Tower of Babel from Genesis.
• The heart stirring romance between Abraham and Sarah.
• What really happened to Sodom and Gomorrah.    

On the age appropriateness of the novels

This Biblical Fiction series is rated PG-13, appropriate for mature teens and above, similar to the Bible and The Lord of the Rings.   

©2013 Brian Godawa (P)2013 Brian Godawa

too much graphic sexual content

Especially for a Christian writer. it goes way beyond necessary to convey the point of moral depravity, too the point that I became embarrassed to listen to it out loud if anyone else was around.

too much sexual detail and non-biblical informatio

What disappointed you about Abraham Allegiant?

too much sexual detail and non-biblical information

What could Brian Godawa have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

less sexual detail; stick with the biblical storyline

What three words best describe Brian Godawa’s performance?

ok, not enough variation between characters

If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Abraham Allegiant?

sexual violence

Darkness and evil

I realize that Abraham live during a time of Idol worshiping. But, in this novel there is a lot of barbaric, lewd, lasciviousness, and horrific things
that happened. These graphic descriptions were hard for me to listen to, so I skipped several chapters.

In my top 5 Godawa books!

There is something special about this book. It's action-packed and filled with amazing imagery. Absolutely love it! I would recommend it to all who enjoy mythology, theology, or just history.

a biblical side unseen

my eyes were opened very interesting take on this narrative. can't wait to finish the series

Very good story

I really enjoyed this book. The only thing I could do with out is the depravity. But I see what the author is trying to show, and he does it well enough with out being to vulgar.
I would by all means recommend all four books to anyone and I can't wait to start on book five.

Good but not as good as the first 3 books

This book is an excellent story. But unlike the first 3 books this one has excessive discussion of sex and rape. Sure those things happen, but sheesh. Hopefully the next one goes back to the cleaner read the first couple books were.

I fine Brian’s narrative intriguing and mind stretching entertainment

I have been enjoying this series immensely and plant to finish this and others by Brian now!

Great book!

I’m working my way through the series and can’t stop! Looking forward to the other series as well!

Another fun, thought provoking read!

"Abraham Allegiant: Chronicles of the Nephilim" by Brian Godawa is a compelling and imaginative addition to the series that masterfully blends biblical history with elements of fantasy and mythology. Godawa's creative storytelling and deep understanding of the ancient world make this book a captivating journey through the pages of history.

The "Chronicles of the Nephilim" series has gained a reputation for its unique approach to reimagining biblical narratives, and "Abraham Allegiant" is no exception. In this installment, Godawa focuses on the biblical figure Abraham, exploring his life, struggles, and encounters with divine beings in a way that is both respectful of the source material and inventive in its storytelling.

One of the standout features of Godawa's writing is his ability to blend history and mythology seamlessly. He creates a world that feels authentic and immersive, allowing readers to step into the ancient Middle East and experience the challenges and triumphs of the characters. The meticulous research and attention to detail are evident throughout the narrative, making it a valuable read for those interested in the historical and cultural aspects of the biblical era.

The characters in "Abraham Allegiant" are complex and well-developed, which adds depth to the narrative. Abraham himself is portrayed as a multifaceted individual, grappling with faith, doubt, and his role in a divine plan. The supporting characters, including the enigmatic Nephilim, add layers of intrigue and mystery to the story.

Godawa's prose is rich and evocative, painting vivid pictures of the landscapes, cultures, and people of the ancient world. His ability to blend biblical themes with elements of fantasy and mythology creates a unique reading experience that is both thought-provoking and entertaining.

While "Abraham Allegiant" offers a fresh and imaginative take on a well-known biblical story, it also invites readers to contemplate deeper questions about faith, destiny, and the unseen forces at play in the world. It challenges preconceived notions and encourages readers to look at these ancient stories from a new perspective.

In conclusion, "Abraham Allegiant: Chronicles of the Nephilim" is a thought-provoking and well-crafted work of historical fantasy. Brian Godawa's skillful storytelling, meticulous research, and imaginative approach make it a must-read for those interested in biblical history, mythology, and epic tales. This book is a testament to Godawa's ability to breathe new life into ancient stories, making them relevant and captivating for modern audiences.

Don't stop when the story is over because the Epilogue/Appendix is where you find out where/how he discovered more background on the characters. Godwa advises reading Moses: Against the Gods of Egypt from the Chonicles of the Watchers next. I can't read books out of order so I am going to read the first three Watchers books and then come back to the next Nephilim book.

Really Good!

This just gave me more drive to read all the books in this series, above all, very insightful. Thanks Brian.

effortless blending of Scripture and history

love to hear stories. especially when they come from the Hebrew T'nach and blended with culture, myth and history but I just hear a compelling story with these details used as light and shade in a painting.