Xandir has been exiled to earth until the end of time. But when his cherub trainee disappears, Xandir makes a deal with rogue angels and giants that could restore life to the mortal woman he loves and end his assignment as a destroying angel in exchange for helping them bring about the end of the world and all of mankind.

Review

“An angel has gotten himself in trouble and as punishment he is to be a destroyer angel. He has to meter out judgement whether he wants to or not. He has to learn compassion and to look beyond the cover of book to see what is inside. Lots of fast paced action. I hope there is more from this author and a sequel. Really enjoyed it.

The Last Archangel is an excellent read. The writing leaves you wanting more. The concept that Michael Young has come up with is very imaginative. I thoroughly enjoyed this book.”

-Amazon Reviewer

Character Bios

Xandir

Xandir was a Watcher, an angel who observed and interacted with humanity. His downfall came when he and his fellow Watchers, abetted by the rogue angel Azazel, revealed the secrets of Heaven to humankind and engaged in forbidden relationships with humans, resulting in the creation of the Giants. For these transgressions, Xandir was sentenced to serve as the Destroying Angel until the End of Time. This role is both a punishment and a lesson in humility and obedience.

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Jarom

Jarom is introduced as a new apprentice and assistant to Xandir, indicating a step up in his celestial duties. He hails from around the Elysian Fields and was initially part of the Order of Ambrosia, a bakers’ union in Heaven. Due to a sort of heavenly draft, he has been pressed into service, hinting at a significant upcoming event that requires even the young and inexperienced cherubs to participate.

Eden Fortuna

Eden’s life is marked by significant personal struggles and relationship issues. Her romantic entanglement with Daren, who has moments of both tenderness and violence, adds a layer of complexity to her character. She attempts to recreate moments from their early relationship in an effort to mend their bond but often finds herself facing disappointment and abuse.

Judy

Judy’s role in the narrative is not as prominent as the primary characters, but she plays a supporting part in the unfolding events. Further context from the book may provide more specifics about her background and contributions to the story.

The High Seraph

The High Seraph serves as a direct supervisor and messenger for Xandir, delivering assignments and reminders of the terms of his probation. He is a figure of authority and reverence, often appearing at critical moments to guide or reprimand Xandir. His presence signifies the weight of divine judgment and the ongoing expectations placed on Xandir.

Azazel

Azazel is a fallen angel who led a rebellion against the heavenly order, significantly influencing other angels, including Xandir. His actions contributed to the corruption of humankind and the creation of the Giants, leading to severe repercussions from the divine authorities. As a rogue angel, Azazel embodies defiance and the quest for power, often clashing with celestial forces that seek to maintain order.