On Wings Of Immortals, Ayekah The Damned, Virgins, and Maculatum, are fiction based on research including religion, mysticism, geography, history and ancient myths about mermaids who are said to have evolved from water, sylphs from the air, gnomes from the earth, and salamanders from spirits.
Even in modern times some scientists speak of humans as having an elemental spirit called "natural tectonics," which includes forces cracking the planet's crust with earthquakes and volcanos.
In the ancient "Paracelsian concept," elementals are "beings" that live longer than humans, and by marrying a mortal, their elemental and its offspring could gain a soul.
In mythology, ancient history, and The Old Testament, the most common way to understand these elemental spirits is as angels. For more information, go to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elemental.
Books, movies, or authors Ayekah The Damned might resemble include: Mozart - the film. Historical books like the Clan Of The Cave Bears series by Jean Auel, erotic like The Handmaid's Tale, mysterious like the Vampire series by Anne Rice - and Spiritual like Paolo Coelho - tales.
Your comments and suggestions are always welcome!
Ayekah The Damned - book one of my Wings Of Immortals series - is loosely based on historical facts starting at human creation and contains some adult content.

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