Gilgamesh Immortal

By: Brian Godawa

Narrated by: Brian Godawa

Length: 9 hrs and 47 mins

Publisher's Summary

The Ancient Epic of Gilgamesh Brought to Life 

In the ancient world after the Flood, the sons of Noah fill the Earth. Wickedness reigns.    

One giant warrior king named Gilgamesh sets out on an epic journey to seek eternal life in a land filled with death.   

Accompanied by his only friend, the wild-man Enkidu, his quest takes them from a giant’s forest, to the mountain of the gods, to the Path of the Sun in the Underworld....

And ultimately to a distant magical island to find the one man granted divine favor during the Deluge: Noah.   

The secret Gilgamesh discovers will change history forever.    

Gilgamesh Immortal is the third 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.   

If you like the Biblical story of Noah, you’ll find Gilgamesh Immortal an eye-opening sequel that ties in ancient history with the Bible like you’ve never read before!    

Written by respected Christian and best-selling Biblical author, Brian Godawa.   

Relive the classic now!   

Learn about the historical and biblical research behind the novel

Author Godawa shares the scholarly research that undergirds the ancient fictional action adventure. An appendix compares the Epic of Gilgamesh with the Bible.   

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.   

©2012 Brian Godawa (P)2013 Brian Godawa

worth every minute

exciting and adventurous couldn't turn it off looking forward to the next book! great story

Let the truth be retold

Gilgamesh Immortal: Chronicles of the Nephilim (Volume 3) i’ve always found the story of the epic of Gilgamesh fascinating. But when I saw this novel I thought 0h no what’s up here, Gilgamesh and The Bible. The way Brian weaves the web of the chronicles it just works. The twist at the end of the novel is almost prophetic. The retelling of history as they want it.

Exciting and refreshing perspective

I loved the ideas expressed in this book about Gilgamesh meeting Noah and that he changes his name. Name changes help tie this story to biblical stories and helps engage my imagination.
I loved the adventure but could have done without the violent sexual acts described in detail.
I’d recommend this to adults wanting biblical based fiction adventures.

another great book

again Godawa makes me think and want to learn more. looking forward to the next book

Well Crafted Overview of Mythic Culture in Bible..

Well crafted overview of mythic culture in Bible times!
Gilgamesh is a heartless tyrant of a King who has his perspective changed by a “Wildborn”; a Tarzan-like fellow (only with a Lot more hair!). The heroics are fast moving and relentless as they face impossible odds together and conquer incredible foes of Biblical and mythical proportion.
Why does the ancient writing “The Epic of Gilgamesh “ have so much in common with the early chapters of Genesis?
In an appendix Brian Godawa explains the sources and concepts behind his well crafted and well acted out tale.
The kindle version is better suited for young readers. The audio version has more sexual content.
After reading while listening to this exciting tale, I understand more about the Bible’s use of Rahab the sea monster, and Leviathan, and also about Ishtar and the “sons of god” who were assigned to rule over the various nations.
...a painless study in the mythology that was well known during Bible times!

Is a interesting book

really kept me going.. but had some boring parts. keeping up with the names..
who is who..challenging..

Love this series

What a joy it is to enjoy a unique series that is fascinating and interesting.

Great book

Loved the mix of legendary people with a story that caused me to listen to the whole book in a day.

Don't Even Bother

It's like a badly written fanfiction by a 13-year-old girl who thinks she's a Biblical scholar. And it's written by a dude.

What really got me was the author's claim that he didn't deviate from the Gilgamesh epic very much. Except he deviates from it a lot. There's so many dissimilarities between this book and the original epic, that I can't list them all here.

My advice; go read a modern translation of the original epic.

Awesome

loved it great story. Spectacular insight great combination of truth and lies with explanation for references.