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Ascension #2
Razor's Pass
Every god has a story.
But is it too late for Kita's Legion?
Kita must choose.
A Lesbian Action Adventure
In the daunting peaks of Razor's Mountains, someone has twisted the war cats into hideous meat vegetables, slaughtering them and sending them to feed Ravager armies. It's enough to unsettle even Kita's stomach. But she refuses to relent until the war cats and their beautiful and alluring queen, Snowy, are free and have their vengeance.
But is it too late for Kita's Legion?
Kita's army was destroyed at Razor's Pass and Kita has nowhere left to go but journey into the Unfinished Wastes and learn the horrifying truth. The Ravager armies have overrun the Legion's tubes—but remnants can be saved if Kita can get there in time.
Kita must choose.
Save what's left of her Legion, or stay, and protect the woman she loves.
A Lesbian Action Adventure
- GenresLGBT
311 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 24, 2019
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15 people want to read
About the author
L. Fergus
26 books35 followersL. Fergus is an Amazon Bestselling author with Birthright and Rebirth. Both titles were #1 new releases in LGBT Science Fiction. Before Amazon, L. was a Wattpad Featured Author and #1 writer of science fiction. The Fallen Angel Saga has more than four hundred thousand reads. The books Birthright, BykeChic, and Rebirth have won over twenty awards, including Best Overall.
Like L. Fergus' main character Kita, L. fosters children to give them a supportive place to grow and thrive. L. lives with four dogs: Rust, Moxy, Stormy, and Valor, and five cats: Nova, Jupiter, Crater, Pluto, and Forest Fire.
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Like L. Fergus' main character Kita, L. fosters children to give them a supportive place to grow and thrive. L. lives with four dogs: Rust, Moxy, Stormy, and Valor, and five cats: Nova, Jupiter, Crater, Pluto, and Forest Fire.
If you want the most up to date stories consider becoming a patreon at www.patreon.com/FallenAngelKita
Join L. Fergus' mailing list at FallenAngelKita.com for news about upcoming book releases. Follow L. on Facebook at Facebook.com/FallenAngelKita, Twitter @FallenAngelKita and contact L. at L@FallenAngelKita.com.
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March 1, 2020
Kita is now both a respected Commander of the Yorq forces and Lady Rose of Arcone—responsible for guiding Arcone in its endeavours.
Before beginning the Ascension series, I had been reading Game of the Gods, so had already become acquainted with Snowy. In Razor’s Pass, we learn of Snowy’s origins and the beginnings of her relationship with Kita. We also learn more about Cowboy, whose origins are just as complex and badass.
Kita can be very immature and childlike at times, but she’s also highly intelligent with excellent technique and leadership skills. This was noticeable even before she fused with Omega. Kita has her wings now, too. As seen on the cover, they are awesome. She’s starting to really live up to her Fallen Angel title. The short story Project Omega is available at the end of the print version; it’s a prequel that contains some spoilers. The history of Omega and those who try to abuse its power sure adds another exciting layer to this whole mess Kita finds herself thrown into.
Before beginning the Ascension series, I had been reading Game of the Gods, so had already become acquainted with Snowy. In Razor’s Pass, we learn of Snowy’s origins and the beginnings of her relationship with Kita. We also learn more about Cowboy, whose origins are just as complex and badass.
Kita can be very immature and childlike at times, but she’s also highly intelligent with excellent technique and leadership skills. This was noticeable even before she fused with Omega. Kita has her wings now, too. As seen on the cover, they are awesome. She’s starting to really live up to her Fallen Angel title. The short story Project Omega is available at the end of the print version; it’s a prequel that contains some spoilers. The history of Omega and those who try to abuse its power sure adds another exciting layer to this whole mess Kita finds herself thrown into.
May 19, 2022
Just as good as first book
“Loyalty is the currency of the leader. To spend it, you must earn it. ”
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An intriguing series continues with another good, entertaining story with interesting characters & intense action scenes written extremely well... All I keep thinking is: What's gonna come next?
“Loyalty is the currency of the leader. To spend it, you must earn it. ”
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An intriguing series continues with another good, entertaining story with interesting characters & intense action scenes written extremely well... All I keep thinking is: What's gonna come next?
January 1, 2020
😮SATISFYING😮
Plenty of action . There was also lots of compassion for which L. Fergus has exemplified in both book series . I very excited for the release of book 3 !
A dozen roses are definitely warranted
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 !
Plenty of action . There was also lots of compassion for which L. Fergus has exemplified in both book series . I very excited for the release of book 3 !
A dozen roses are definitely warranted
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 !
December 12, 2023
I was given a free review copy of this audiobook at my request, in exchange for an honest review.
“Razor’s Pass, Ascension Series Book 2” opens with scenes that leave no room for any doubt whatsoever that Kita has a dark side. If you’re the squeamish type, or if you like your heroines who fight evil without, well…evil, then you might seriously want to consider another series. If however, you’re intrigued by the idea of an anti-hero who is both likable and detestable, then I cannot recommend this series highly enough.
In book 2, there’s plenty of action and political intrigue (and yes, some of the action explicitly confirms that Kita is lesbian, and that the war-cat queen Snowy is very interested in Kita!). In between the action, though, much of this book advances the relationships between Kita and her growing team of close friends, especially Snowy, Cowboy and Zidin. Omega, while completely intertwined with Kita, isn’t quite a friend, but is often integral to the survival of Kita and others. Omega is curious about the nature of love, and often acts in ways that will help it/her increase the understanding of emotions.
The narrator, Mary L Phillips, continues to do an amazing job with all of the characters. I should’ve said more in my review of Birthright, because it’s not until the end of book 2 that my favorite of her accents is put back to use: Scottish. Her accent for her mother especially, and for all of her clan is, to my ears, fantastic! She must not be American, because she pronounces omega with the British pronunciation, which sort of drove me a little crazy even though it’s correct! The other accent I found amusing was her voice for Snowy. She sounded Japanese, and I kept picturing images of Japanese manga cats…hardly war-cat-like! It’s a credit to her versatility that she manages to create a wide range of voices, both male and female!
One nitpick with the characters of Kita and Snowy is that they are constantly overly insecure about their relationship, literally running off and slamming doors. Kita just turned 24, and has experienced love and sex before. Snowy is, well…no spoilers, but is considerably older and was married for many years. Yet, they often sound and act like 16yo’s just at the edge of womanhood and newfound emotions.
There are plenty of terrific new and old characters both, and I won’t spoil things for you because some of the surprises are, well….surprising!
5* for Razor’s Pass. I recommend you listen to the audiobook, and I very much look forward to continuing the series!
“Razor’s Pass, Ascension Series Book 2” opens with scenes that leave no room for any doubt whatsoever that Kita has a dark side. If you’re the squeamish type, or if you like your heroines who fight evil without, well…evil, then you might seriously want to consider another series. If however, you’re intrigued by the idea of an anti-hero who is both likable and detestable, then I cannot recommend this series highly enough.
In book 2, there’s plenty of action and political intrigue (and yes, some of the action explicitly confirms that Kita is lesbian, and that the war-cat queen Snowy is very interested in Kita!). In between the action, though, much of this book advances the relationships between Kita and her growing team of close friends, especially Snowy, Cowboy and Zidin. Omega, while completely intertwined with Kita, isn’t quite a friend, but is often integral to the survival of Kita and others. Omega is curious about the nature of love, and often acts in ways that will help it/her increase the understanding of emotions.
The narrator, Mary L Phillips, continues to do an amazing job with all of the characters. I should’ve said more in my review of Birthright, because it’s not until the end of book 2 that my favorite of her accents is put back to use: Scottish. Her accent for her mother especially, and for all of her clan is, to my ears, fantastic! She must not be American, because she pronounces omega with the British pronunciation, which sort of drove me a little crazy even though it’s correct! The other accent I found amusing was her voice for Snowy. She sounded Japanese, and I kept picturing images of Japanese manga cats…hardly war-cat-like! It’s a credit to her versatility that she manages to create a wide range of voices, both male and female!
One nitpick with the characters of Kita and Snowy is that they are constantly overly insecure about their relationship, literally running off and slamming doors. Kita just turned 24, and has experienced love and sex before. Snowy is, well…no spoilers, but is considerably older and was married for many years. Yet, they often sound and act like 16yo’s just at the edge of womanhood and newfound emotions.
There are plenty of terrific new and old characters both, and I won’t spoil things for you because some of the surprises are, well….surprising!
5* for Razor’s Pass. I recommend you listen to the audiobook, and I very much look forward to continuing the series!
June 22, 2020
good continuing story with lots of twists and turns.. getting a little too violent
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