Gabriel's Inferno: Part 1
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The series has been compared to Fifty Shades of Grey because both originated as Twilight fan fiction, with the International Business Times reporting that Gabriel's Inferno differs in that it bears \"few similarities to the story that inspired it\".[5] The novel was originally published online as a Twilight fan fiction entitled The University of Edward Masen (Edward Masen being Edward Cullen's human name) under the pen name of Sebastien Robichaud.[6] Gabriel's Inferno and its sequels appeared on The New York Times Best Seller list. A film adaptation was released on the streaming service Passionflix. The film was cut into three parts; the first part of the film was released on 29 May 2020.[7][8]
The story unfolds around the electrifying connection between Gabriel and Julia and their increasingly passionate affair. Gabriel sees her unconditional love as his path to salvation even as he acknowledges his selfishness in doing so. Julia struggles with her own self-worth as she grows to trust Gabriel's feelings for her. Determined to capture the happiness that eluded them when they parted years ago, they must defy their own painful pasts as well as obstacles which now conspire to keep them apart.
In November 2019, it was announced that filming for a Gabriel's Inferno movie had commenced in Syracuse, New York, with Melanie Zanetti and Giulio Berruti playing Julia and Gabriel and directed and produced by Tosca Musk.[14] The film was cut into 3 parts. The first part of Gabriel's Inferno premiered on Tosca's streaming service Passionflix on 29 May 2020; Part II was released on 31 July 2020.[15] The last part was released on 19 November.[16][17]
Filming for the sequel Gabriel's Rapture began in January until February 2020 but production had to be halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[18] Principal production for Gabriel's Rapture resumed on 9 March 2021 in Florence; Italy,[19][20] and completed in early June in Belize.[21][22] During a live video chat on Instagram with producer & director Tosca Musk in March, she confirmed that like the first movie Gabriel's Inferno, the sequel will also be cut into multiple parts due to the very long duration of the film.[23] Part 1 of Gabriel's Rapture was released on 24 November 2021.[24][25][26] On 16 December 2021 during a live video on Instagram, Tosca confirmed that part 2 of Gabriel's Rapture will be released sometime in March 2022. In the same video she also mentioned that filming for the second sequel based on the third book Gabriel's Redemption is scheduled to begin sometime in late summer or fall in 2022.[27] On 14 February Passionflix released a teaser for part 2 of Gabriel's Rapture, confirming that part 2 will be released on 24 March 2022.[28] On 23 June 2022 Passionflix released a teaser for part 3 of Gabriel's Rapture confirming that part 3 will be released on 12 August 2022.[29] On 29 July Passionflix released the official trailer for part 3.[30]
We started a podcast about the Gabriel Series written by Sylvain Reynard (@sylvainreynard) on March 8th, 2015. By that time, we were two friends doing a podcast because we really love the story, and we did more than 200 podcasts including parties and special podcasts with guests. With every chapter we started imagining a movie and thinking about possible actors and actresses, we just wanted the books to have good movies.
Melanie and Giulio not only looked the part but their performance of the shy but smart M.A. student and the handsome and mysterious Professor, surpassed my expectations. The chemistry between the two leading actors is amazing. They feed of each others performance and as a result their characters are rich and complex. And when it comes to sexual tension, Zanetti and Berruti left me on the edge of my seat. The complexed relationship between the Professor and his student is a tango that left me breathless.
I've been looking forward to reading Gabriel's Inferno for quite some time now. I can't recall exactly how it came to my attention, but I was aware of it being compared to Fifty Shades of Grey and being included on lists of what to read after FSoG. That being the case, I was certainly expecting a super-sexy erotic romance, but that's not what I got at all. I cannot stress enough that despite some online book sites having this book categorized as such, it is not erotic romance, just a sensual contemporary. However, it does contain so many similarities with FSoG it's almost eerie, which I'll get to in a moment. In fact, there were so many similarities, I thought perhaps it was conceived as FSoG fan fiction. However, after doing a bit of research, I discovered that both series supposedly got their start as Twilight fan fiction, but IMHO, the two stories generally bear more similarities to each other than to the series that inspired them except for the fact that Gabriel's Inferno is on the sweeter side like Twilight. If anything, it almost seems that Gabriel's Inferno was conceived more as Dante's Inferno fan fiction, since that classic piece of literature plays a huge part in the story. In any case, however it got started, it seems to be better liked than FSoG, so as a huge fan of FSoG, I thought I was in for some great reading. Unfortunately, though, it just didn't quite live up to the hype for me.
Like I mentioned before, Julia is very sweet, meek, and generally submissive, a little too much so at times. Gabriel was the older brother of her best friend and was away at college, so it was a long time before she met him and then only once. It seems that her attraction for him is based solely off that one meeting, during which she and Gabriel spent a magical, but chaste, night together in an apple orchard. Gabriel was kind to her but drunk the whole time, so when they meet up again, when she's a student in his literature class, he doesn't remember her at first. It was also that meeting that made Julia choose to study to become a Dante specialist, which is what Gabriel is, too. While that interaction was sweet, it just didn't impact me enough to make me buy into the idea that she's pined after him all this time. But she had, and when they meet up again, he treats her abominably. At this point, I was kind of questioning her judgment, because it seemed like Gabriel had a penchant for getting drunk and then having blackout episodes, as well as a monster temper and possible violent tendencies. I felt like she should have been more concerned by this, especially since she had an alcoholic mother and an abusive boyfriend. I've seen some readers comparing Julia and Anastasia, saying that Ana had no self-respect, letting Christian walk all over her, while Julia stands up for herself. However, I have to disagree on both counts. Ana did often stand up to Christian in what I felt was a generally healthy way, often loosening him up and/or changing his mind. However, the main instance where Julia stands up to Gabriel, she did so in a passive-aggressive way, which IMHO, showed immaturity on her part, something Gabriel rightly pointed out after a blow-up argument. Then one other feisty episode came off as more petulant than genuinely spirited. Much like with Gabriel, though, I grew to like Julia more as the story progressed, mainly because she's very accepting of his past transgressions, and we get to see more of her own past with her abusive jerk of an ex-boyfriend that drew my sympathy.
So, why you may ask, did I give the book 3.5 stars Well, in short, the first half may have frustrated me, and I admit that there were parts of this section that were dropping the story into the 2-star range, but once things picked up, after that 300-page mark, they moved along at a reasonably steady pace, holding my attention much better. Even though the character changes for Gabriel were a little drastic, I loved the man he became during that latter half of the book. What woman wouldn't want a man who takes his time and focuses all his passion and love on her alone So despite the weaknesses in the writing, I could easily have rated this section at least 4 stars. That would average it out to 3 stars and having the book end on a high note made me bump it up the extra half-star. Will I read the rest of the series Gabriel's Inferno wrapped everything up in such a way that it could be treated as a stand-alone, so at first, I wasn't too sure. But after realizing I already have the second book, Gabriel's Rapture, on my TBR pile, I think I may give it a chance. I just won't be in as much of a hurry to dive into book #2 as I was with Fifty Shades of Grey. 59ce067264
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