An Apology to Lucifer

By: Sean P. Haley, Wayne E. Haley

Narrated by: Richard Newland

In the aftermath of a celestial war, Lucifer, the fallen angel, stands bloodied but unbroken, grappling with the heavy cost of his decisions. Amid the ancient ruins and cosmic turmoil, a hidden truth emerges that promises to change everything.

Father Thomas Morelli, deeply engrossed in his research on the Renaissance mystic Giordano Bruno, uncovers a lost manuscript that holds the key to altering the balance of power between Heaven and Hell. His journey takes him from the scholarly halls of Boston to the mysterious tunnels of Venice, where he joins forces with the enigmatic Lorenza Pellegrini.

As angels and demons prepare for a final confrontation, the line between light and darkness blurs. Secrets long buried rise to the surface, challenging the very foundations of faith and knowledge. Can hidden knowledge rewrite history? Can the fallen find redemption?

©2022 Sean P. Haley & Wayne E. Haley (P)2022 Sean P. Haley & Wayne E. Haley

Critic reviews

"Those who enjoyed The DaVinci Code...will find the thriller component is strong and...replete in both nonstop action and solid ethical, spiritual, and moral examination." (D. Donovan, Midwest Book Review)

I really enjoyed it

As I stated, I enjoyed the book, but they didn’t let is know that the ending is written to be the first book in a series. Not cool, in my opinion.

This re-release is much better

This is truly unique. Finally a story completely different and intensely thought provoking. Could have been longer and more in-depth but still worth the time.

Great Story Line

Kept me guessing until the very end. If you're interested in a book that reads like the DaVinci Code, set in historical locals, this is one you're sure to enjoy.

New Narrator Awesome Story

Evidently, the audio book was re-released with a new narrator, Richard Newland. It is awesome!

Robotic! Total waste of money for audiobook!

At first I thought I was listening to Siri (well, she’d probably be a better choice!). I couldn’t get pass the voice and I stopped listening in the middle of chapter two. They could have chosen a better narrator. I wasted my money buying the audible to accompany the kindle book. Ugh!