Paraíso Perdido

Metatron, the First Angel, oldest and most powerful of the celestials, has escaped his prison and wants to take back control of Earth. Michael's forces and Gabriel's rebels stand in his way, and Kaira, Urakin and Denyel reunite to face him. The book runs on three fronts. In Asgard, the Norse realm, Denyel wakes up, and his friends try to bring him home across the Bifrost. Before the Flood, Ablon, still loyal to heaven, is ordered to hunt Metatron. In the final part the two timelines meet: we learn how Ablon imprisoned Metatron 35,000 years ago and how the present-day heroes plan to face him. It is the last book of the trilogy and paves the way to Armageddon.

1. Behind the scenesBetter to wait

   The book was planned for the second half of 2015 and slipped. Spohr explained it was better to wait a little than rush out a book full of flaws. It came out on October 20, 2015.

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2. ReferenceAblon returns

   One storyline is set before the Flood and brings back Ablon, the hero of A Batalha do Apocalipse, still loyal to heaven and ordered to capture Metatron.

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3. ReferenceBridge to Armageddon

   Spohr said Paraíso Perdido closes the trilogy and sets up the events of A Batalha do Apocalipse. If you haven't read his first book yet, story order says now is the time.

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4. Behind the scenesThe same team

   Stephan Stölting returned for the cover. Illustrator Andrés Ramos took on the saga's visual encyclopedia, released in 2016 as Filhos do Éden: Universo Expandido.

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