Last year's Archon is her debut novel.
From her Q & A with Jessica Strider:
What drew you to writing about angels?Visit Sabrina Benulis's website, blog, and Facebook page.
I always wanted to write a story that was more about angels and demons as they are truly portrayed in history and religion: powerful, otherwordly beings, that are in very many ways both similar to humans and utterly beyond us. It was that mix of beauty and ambiguous morality that attracted me. Many people do not think of angels as aliens, but in their strictest definition, they very much are.
What's special / different about your angels?
My angels are sexy, seductive, creepy and terrifying all at the same time. 'Terrible beauty' is what immediately comes to mind. The Books of Raziel really shows just how awesomely dangerous the supernatural can be. Yet at the same time, these angels can be very human. Their morality is not ours, but they can be so human--damaged, emotional, with a very mortal kind of love as the driving force behind their most sublime or terrible actions.
What made you want to be a writer?
I wanted to be a writer merely so I could share the visions of the worlds I create. For me, that's what it's all about.
Who is you favourite character in the book and why?
My favorite character in the novel is probably Troy. Sadly, she does not have a ton of 'screen time' in ARCHON, but her role expands very much in the following books. Troy is a character who comes off as typical demon--at first. Eventually...[read on]
My Book, The Movie: Archon.
Writers Read: Sabrina Benulis.
--Marshal Zeringue