Enoch: The Book of the Watchers — A Novel

Enoch: The Book of the Watchers — A Novel

The most mysterious book of the ancient world — brought to life as a novel.

Enoch was the seventh from Adam, a scribe and star-watcher who "walked with God, and he was not, for God took him." His book — quoted in the Bible itself, treasured for centuries, then left out of the canon — tells the strangest story in ancient scripture: the fall of the Watchers, the angels who descended on Mount Hermon; the birth of the giants; Enoch's journeys through the storehouses of the winds, the garden of righteousness, and the abyss; his visions of the coming judgment; and his final farewell before he was taken up.

Told here in plain, reverent prose as vivid historical fiction: 24 chapters following Enoch across his 365 years — from his quiet life as a scribe, through the corruption of the antediluvian world, to the birth of Noah, the shining child of promise, and Enoch's translation into heaven. Faithful to the ancient Book of Enoch, with the daily life of the world before the Flood imagined around it.