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Book Spotlight: Book of the Devil: Genesis by Veronica Preston

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Welcome to the TRB Lounge. Today, we are featuring author Veronica Preston for her latest release, Book of the Devil: Genesis.

Book: Book of the Devil: Genesis
Author: Veronica Preston
Publication Date: August 27, 2025
Available Formats: Paperback, eBook, Audiobook (coming soon)
Publisher: Independently Published
Genres: Spiritual Fantasy, Mythic Fiction, Speculative Fiction
Page Count: 201

About the Book

This isn’t a tale of horns and pitchforks.
It’s a tale of questions, echoes, and exile.
Book of the Devil: Genesis reimagines the Devil as Iblis—a being of fire, loyalty, and impossible choices. Born into a world of smokeless flame, Iblis is chosen to serve God, but he begins to question the nature of obedience, justice, and divine will. His rebellion is not out of vanity, but love, sorrow, and a desire to understand. As he rises through the celestial order, Iblis walks the line between sacred and profane, setting the stage for a fall that may be more holy than it seems.

You can find The Book of the Devil here:
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About The Author

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Veronica Preston

Veronica Preston is an author of spiritual fantasy fiction whose debut novel, Book of the Devil: Genesis, reimagines the myth of Iblis through a deeply philosophical and emotional lens. A lifelong lover of books, Veronica draws inspiration from sacred texts, spiritual philosophy, and her own reflections on morality, free will, and destiny. 

You can find author Preston here:
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