Liber Lilith by Donald Tyson
Description
Hardback edition.
The divine being who created the human race was a woman. Liber Lilith, which is both a book of creation and a complete grimoire, reveals that Adam, the first man, was not formed by God the Father, but by the ancient goddess Lilith.
Liber Lilith is a powerful and disturbing novel which takes the reader through communion and compact with Lilith, the famed Queen of Hell and Mother of All Demons. This book follows the path of a fictional German occultist named Karl Steiger who happens to come across an old grimoire which lays out a series of rites and rituals through which She may be called upon. Part One of this novel opens with an introduction penned by the editor of Stieger’s journal, followed by a replication of the Grimoire itself, and concluding with the journal entries that show Karl Steiger’s unbecoming as he falls further and further into darkness; into Lilith’s dark embrace.
The novel shows in seductive detail a system of sex magic taught to mankind by Lilith. The working journal of the ill-fated magician who put these obscene rituals into practice proves that some books are too dangerous to exist.
Warning: Disturbing content not intended for minors or readers with sensitives. This book is not for the casual reader and contains highly sexual and violent themes throughout. Reader discretion advised.
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