Cane

by Raven Taylor

When Dark Angel Winter returns to the Underworld following his tragic love affair with the mortal Lilly his mentor, Cane, is delighted to have him back. However, it soon becomes apparent to Cane that his apprentice not the same Angel he was; Winter is back and with power Cane could only ever dream of and the world of the Angels is about to change forever.

In this, the second installment of The Dark Angel’s series, Cane takes us on a whirlwind journey as he recounts the terrifying events that unfold following Winter’s return. This is a story of revolution and love beyond death that will see the ancient world of Angel’s turned upside-down all delightfully told in Cane’s very own haphazard and eccentric way.

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168 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2012

About the author

Raven Taylor is a British novelist writing character-driven social realism rooted in emotional truth rather than spectacle. Her work explores love, loyalty, masculinity, and inherited trauma, often set around music and subculture, but focused squarely on relationships and moral ambiguity rather than nostalgia.

Her novels examine people who love badly, cling fiercely, and struggle to reconcile who they were with who they are trying to become. She is particularly interested in chosen families, the afterlives of subculture, and the ways grief, guilt, and belonging shape adult identity.

Raven’s writing is uncompromising but compassionate, refusing neat redemption arcs while remaining deeply invested in the humanity of her characters. She lives and works in the North of England.