Angelicus: The Fall of Zarathustra by Jorge G. Solana reminds us that the struggle between good and evil is real and it comes to life within the pages of this book with a twist. We see how the newly discovered ancient Maya numerology incorporates and intertwines with the book of Revelation and real future astronomical events. Follow the stories through a heroic poem to modern times. We will visit the Middle East, Pakistan and Iran. We will go to Manhattan and Rome, all of these places visited within the pages of one book. One book full of several stories all reminding us of the struggle between good and evil.

I do not often read about the end of days and Apocalypse simply because most of what is out there is the same story rehashed over in different ways. With that said, the description of Angelicus: The Fall of Zarathustra by Jorge G. Solana got my attention and it did not disappoint. I am so happy to have read this book. It goes into so much detail and gives different outlooks and stories on the battle of good and evil. The story telling done within the pages of this book will open your eyes and make you take a different look at this particular sub genre. You can tell that Jorge knows how to tell a story and, from first page to last page through every story, I found myself gripped by and invested in every word. If you want to delve deep into theories and signs of the end of the world, what prophecy is laid before us, I recommend this as a read for you.

Angelicus: The Fall of Zarathustra by author Jorge G. Solana is three stories interwoven into one. This tale began in Heaven where Satan is stirring up trouble. He approaches Michael, suggesting a rebellion of all the angels. He presents an accusation against God, stating that since humans had been created God had given more work to the angels without giving them more compensation. He continued with the complaint that angels had been asked to serve man. Satan proposes he become Ha-Satan, making himself God. His accusations and complaints bring about a heavenly war in which he is defeated.

The other stories in this book take place in the contemporary world right before the Mayan calendar came to an end. While the world did not end with a bang, as was predicted, it ushered in a change. The change is New Age-ish where Indigo and Crystal aura individuals are the new spiritual leaders. However, Satan is determined not to let that happen.

This is a tale of Good vs Evil. It is obvious that the author spent many hours in research, preparing to pen this book. I was particularly interested in the downfall of Satan. Author Jorge G. Solana did an excellent job of depicting Satan’s personality and deceitfulness. This is a unique book in that the author has taken three stores and intertwined them to create one story. He successfully makes them work together. This tale falls into the sci fi/fantasy genre and moves along at a fast pace.