Julius St. Clair Books In Order

Publication Order of Angel Story Saga Books

Publication Order of Sage Saga Books

Publication Order of The Obsidian Saga Books

Publication Order of The Seven Sorcerers Saga Books

Publication Order of Guardians Books

Publication Order of The Weather Brothers Books

Publication Order of Champion Books

Publication Order of Rest Die Tomorrow Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Julius St. Clair is a published American author of fictional novels.

He describes himself as just being ‘a normal guy’ that tries to make an income doing what he loves the most, which is writing. He uses his writing to support his family and refers to his wife as beautiful. He is married and has a son that is adorable, saying that he likes to come into the bedroom while the author is sleeping and to yell out “What?”.

St. Clair spends a lot of his time either writing or reading. He also enjoys breakfast quite a bit, and says that in addition to being a big fan of comic books he is also an avid reader. He describes himself as being a critical thinker in addition to being very religious, something that he acknowledges the potential irony of.

Julius St. Clair is the author of several fantasy series. His Angel Story series started off in 2013, with the publication and release of the debut novel titled End of Angels. The sequel would come out quickly after, titled Angels of Eden. The third book in the series was published in 2016 and is titled Angels and the Ark.

He has also written the Angelic Testament series, the Sage series, the Obsidian series, and several more. If you like the Angel Story series, then be sure to check out some of his other books. There are a lot of great ones to choose from!

End of Angels is the first book to come out in the Angel Story series. If you are a big fan of the television show Supernatural or just like stories that feature supernatural or religious beings such as angels, then check this series out.

Readers will meet the main character of Lysander in this novel for the first time. He is not a human being but an angel, and one that has gone upwards at that. Now he has made his arrival to Heaven, the place that he will be, having never been there before.

This is going to be his new home, but he is not sure what impression he should get of it. Even if he had imaginings of what it would be like, the reality is quite unique. God is not present, and in the absence, the various angels are having arguments about it. To top all of that off, an Archangel that happens to be named Lucifer is creating quite a bit of controversy.

Still, Lysander does his best to try and take care of his responsibilities. But as he works to master them, the worst possible thing that could happen appears to be happening. Heaven is experiencing a war breaking out, and now there are sides to be taken. Not immune from the choice, Lysander has to pick whether he will go along with God and those who follow him, or join up with the army led by Lucifer.

A story for young adults, this tale takes you through Heaven from the perspective of an angel. In the end, Lysander is going to have to choose what he believes in and stand up for it. But will that end in good results or bad ones? Is Heaven safe from Lucifer? Pick up this engaging first novel of the Angel series and find out for yourself!

Angels of Eden is the second fictional novel to come out in the Angel stories series. This book takes place during the time period of Adam and Eve going all the way to Cain and Abel. The novel previously had the title “Fallen Angels and Innocent Men”.

In the previous book, there was a war being waged. But now that the battle for Heaven appears to be over and resolved for the moment, things can go back to the way that they were. As it has, and it seems that the heavenly above has been restored to normal.

That is, except for a few of the residents. That is because the angels have had their restoration to heaven, except for about a third of them, who have been banished from the place. Lysander is back in this story and is aware of the problem. He just doesn’t have any idea what he can do about it.

The Earth has been created, Adam and Eve arrived on Earth and in the garden, and the Garden of Eden’s building was completed. Now Lysander is finding that for him, the job isn’t done. He still has responsibilities to take care of. In fact, he has more than he ever did before. He should be giving his focus to this work, but the fact of the matter is that the banished angels still bother him.

With a divided focus, Lysander is torn between his duties and trying to help those who have fallen. They are like family, after all, and he truly desires to do what he can to help them and save them. Lysander decides that he’s going to go for it.

The only thing about this that backfires on him is that human lives end up being taken in the process. That was not intentional, but it happened regardless. Now Lysander is reflecting on what has happened and realizes that the choice is ultimately up to him. He has to pick between giving up on the angels that fell so that he can do his job, or neglect the work that he’s tasked with in Heaven to try and save them.

Caught between a rock and a hard place, Lysander is facing the biggest decision of his angelic life. The good news is that he’s come up with a plan. He hopes that it could solve everything and do it without any blood being spilled– and even end this bloodshed for good. The bad news is that he needs to find a way to make it work that will keep Heaven’s future safe and keep humanity safe as well.

Can he find a way to make it work, or will Lysander be forced to abandon his plan? Read the second installment of Angel Stories by Julius St. Clair to find out!