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By Anne Rice (© 1996)
Read by Michael Prichard (Amer.)
1996 Random House, Inc.
Unabridged
Fiction > Fiction - Fantasy

A young man in B.C. Babylon becomes a genii, battles evil over the centuries. In modern NY, he uses his powers to stop a killer.

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Having created fantastic universes of vampires and witches, Anne Rice now carries us into new realms of the occult to meet a luminous new hero, the powerful, witty Azriel. He is ghost, demon, angel -- in love with the good, in thrall to the evil. As a young mortal, Azriel lived in Babylon, where he was devoted to the prophets Jeremiah and Isaiah. In this time of religious upheavals, Azriel is plucked from death by sorceresses who transform him into a genii, commanded to do their bidding.

Marshaling his strength and wit to defeat them, Azriel embarks on a perilous journey through time, to Manhattan in the 1990s. There he sees a young girl murdered and challenges her father, a powerful televangilist who embodies all that Azriel has fought against. Azriel uses his own powers to forestall a conspiracy that threatens the world. But can he finally redeem his immortal soul?

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Book rating: Reader rating: Reviewer: Chuck Endweiss (see other books I've reviewed)	September 27, 2002
Ms Rice has slipped a little. Most of her fans look forward to the vampire stories. This is something new. Mr Prichard trys to keep the story going. He is a great reader

Book rating: Reader rating: Reviewer: William McCann	October 6, 2001
I do not know if this book is really as boring as I thought is was, or if the reading did all the damage. A 10 day root canal would be much more entertaining and preferable.