The Legend Of The Secret Saga Trilogy

Over twenty years in the writing, the three books in The Legend of The Secret Saga series evolved to be a story unlike any other, as they weave together a strange and fascinating epic tale.

The Legend Of The Secret Saga is a long curiously poetic story that simply had to begin somewhere. So it is that the first book, When Begin Began, commences with the beginning of everything.

The way Suzanne (as storyteller/author, Estee Shoesmyth) chose to tell it—is by way of the Narrator of the stories who just so happens to be God Almighty’s personal Celestial Scribe, Angel Dabria.

Angel Daria's reports to God Almighty as he has commissioned her to do by maintaining particularly good notes of what is going on in The Real World. And, as Time passes—anywhere else there is something going on that needs to be recorded for posterity’s sake. Just in case someone dares to ever wonder about it.

So it is that God's fantastical rendition of life in an imaginary Universe is one where Suzanne imagined all began with “The Oomph. The Oomph is the intense immeasurable surge of overwhelming pure undiluted Power that spontaneously ignites the spark of creativity that illuminates the sparkles of infinite imagination. The Oomph is the beginning of everything. Starting with the beginning of God.

As a result of the emergence of God, what follows is a fabulous collection of spectacular creations, interpersonal relationships, profound discoveries, a high rising up, sublime perfection, the expectation of eternal love, unexpected dysfunction, stunning betrayals, unmitigated flaws, a long hard fall downward, a surprisingly seething hated, a spiraling unwinding of what was to be, and an insatiable deadly vengeance that persists throughout millenniums.  

All in all, things are not as we know them to have been. When Begin Began opens with a short message composed by Celestial Scribe, Angel Dabria, who solemnly writes:

     “To Whom It May Concern, When this immense historical accounting commenced, I surely did not anticipate that the nature of this story would ever veer off the straight and narrow path. Instead, it proceeded to travel along the strangest winding ways imaginable. And so, I followed it most dutifully–with my pen in hand.

     Once upon a time, an anonymous philosopher on The Ultimate Earth aptly intellectualized, “There are always three sides to every story: your side, the other side, and the truth.” 

The story presented to you here may seem like nothing more than a collection of my own fantastical delusions. Surely, it could not be that which I, myself, have ever witnessed! In that case, it would certainly not make it to be truth. However, it is…by my best accounting…the strange but true enough telling of a deliberately long-lost story from somewhere far out on the other side of Who-Knows-Where.”

Hmm.  Interesting. Very, very interesting indeed

The Legend Of The Secret Saga is a long curiously poetic story that simply had to begin somewhere. So it is that the first book, When Begin Began, commences with the beginning of everything.

The way Suzanne (as storyteller/author, Estee Shoesmyth) chose to tell it—is by way of the Narrator of the stories who just so happens to be God Almighty’s personal Celestial Scribe, Angel Dabria.

Angel Daria's reports to God Almighty as he has commissioned her to do by maintaining particularly good notes of what is going on in The Real World. And, as Time passes—anywhere else there is something going on that needs to be recorded for posterity’s  sake. Just in case someone dares to ever wonder about it.

So it is that God's fantastical rendition of life in an imaginary Universe is one where Suzanne imagined all began with “The Oomph. The Oomph is the intense immeasurable surge of overwhelming pure  undiluted  Power that spontaneously ignites the spark of creativity that illuminates the sparkles of infinite imagination.  The  Oomph  is  the  beginning  of  everything.  Starting  with  the  beginning  of  God.

As a result  of  the  emergence  of  God,  what  follows  is  a  fabulous collection of spectacular creations, interpersonal relationships, profound discoveries, a high rising up, sublime perfection, the expectation of eternal love, unexpected dysfunction, stunning betrayals, unmitigated flaws, a long hard fall downward, a surprisingly seething hated, a spiraling unwinding of what was to be, and an insatiable deadly vengeance that persists throughout millenniums.  

All  in  all,  things  are  not  as  we  know  them  to  have  been.  When Begin Began opens with a short message composed by Celestial Scribe, Angel Dabria, who solemnly writes:

“To Whom It May Concern, When this immense historical accounting commenced, I surely did not anticipate that the nature of this story would ever veer off the straight and narrow path. Instead, it proceeded to travel along the strangest winding ways imaginable. And so, I followed it most dutifully–with my pen in hand.

Once upon a time, an anonymous philosopher on The Ultimate Earth aptly intellectualized, “There are always three sides to every story: your side, the other side, and the truth.” 

The story presented to you here may seem like nothing more than a collection of my own fantastical delusions. Surely, it could not be that which I, myself, have ever witnessed! In that case, it would certainly not make it to be truth. However, it is…by my best accounting…the strange but true enough telling of a deliberately long-lost story from somewhere far out on the other side of Who-Knows-Where.”

Hmm.   Interesting.  Very,  very  interesting  indeed.

 Ah, yes. The middle of the trilogy is precisely where the fairy tale fantasy The Murky Middle oozes into the wayward winding twisting twirling tale that goes so near and yet so terribly far from what we…the reader…presumes might occur. Some of it may. Perhaps even so in The Real World we all know so well! Or  so  we  think.  But for sure, most of it will not be something that could even be guessed.  How  can  it  be  when  most  is  hidden  away  in  a  sinister  dimension  beyond  all  that  we  know  to  be  The  Real  World. 

The Murky Middle opens with a short message composed by Celestial Scribe, Angel Dabria, who solemnly writes:

“There once was a time of plenty with the most brilliant light and its uplifting energies. That was back then-When Begin Began.

Now, I dread the emergence of even more dimming shadows. The middles of all are constantly being threatened to transform into a discordant muddled mess of increasing murkiness. The dread murkiness can too easily progress to become an opaque spiritual darkness that The God Who Is Almighty emphatically insists must be avoided at all costs.

I hope to provide some enlightenment. As I can neither change nor deflect any events, it is all that I can ever offer.”

Why  do  I  have  the  gnawing,   nagging feeling  that  Lilith has  more  than  a  little  bit  of something  to  do  with  this  murkiness?  

The fantastical epic series, The Legend of The Secret Saga stunningly concludes with Book Three, The End Of The End. Celestial Scribe, Angel Dabria has penned her dire warning to The Folks of The Real World: 

"To Whom It May Concern: Guarding Angels had been assigned to protect The Real World Folks from the dangers of their own dark thoughts, vile words and dastardly deeds. The Folks do not heed directives. They each go their own way.

All Folks are hateful in one way or another. They have also embarrassingly proved to be blatantly covetous and overtly demanding. Nowadays has evolved to become the dire era when terrible wrong is believed to be perfectly right. Evil is conspicuously embraced. Darkness is the heart's only significant delight.

The gross consequence of that is The God Who Is Almighty gags from the nauseating stink emanating from The Real World's inhabitants. The God Who Is Almighty promises that all sins will be recognized and all secrets will be uncovered. The God Who Is Almighty promises that each flaunted boast will be embarrassingly deflated. I know that The God Who Is Almighty insists, 'The Real World Folks were warned.'"

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