Divinity

by Cait Sarai

Corrine Adara has a secret so vital that if anyone were to find out, she and her entire family would be executed immediately. As a result, she lives in hiding among her family until one fateful night, she meets the Mad Prince of Daemons.

Nikolas Veil is known as the Mad Prince for good reason. One could say he holds two spirits in his body; their personalities so different that they go by different names. Niko is responsible, sweet, and gentlemanly. Kol is violent, devious, and dangerous. Neither can agree on a single thing until they meet Corrine.

When Corrine's secret is revealed to the Prince of the Daemons, she's certain her and her family will be executed. Instead, in a surprising turn of events, Prince Nikolas demands her to marry him. And Corrine, unfortunately, has no choice but to accept.

Excerpt:
"Look at me," He growled, releasing his grip to grasp my face in his claws dangerously. He forcefully turned me to face him, but I just as firmly held my eyes closed tight.

"Let me go," I demanded breathlessly.

"Look at me or I'll rip your eyes out right now," Kol demanded in turn. His grip tightened and his other hand lifted, reaching with those sharp claws no doubt to pluck my eyes from my skull. My eyes flew open and I gasped in panic, looking at those hovering fingertips.

He froze above me, stunned. Tears stung at my eyes as I realized they were fully bright, molten gold before a Daemon; meaning I was doomed regardless. Daemons had wiped out all Seraph already. They wouldn't allow me to live and they would punish my father for hiding me.

"Don't hurt my family," I pleaded abruptly, a sob escaping my throat as I began to tremble under him.

"You can hide your eyes?" Kol asked with great interest. I choked on a response but nodded quickly in fear.

"Don't rip my eyes out," I requested tearfully.

"I would never."

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Reviews

[Sulli Rae · Rating 5 out of 5]

Idk what is going on with the review section here, but this has a much higher positive feedback rating on Wattpad. The writer is gifted in her character portrayals and the way she seamlessly portrays them acting off one another. The dialogue makes for a very intriguing read as does the plot’s original storyline. I can’t stand to read stories if they feel like a typical run-of-the-mill plot that is so overdone or recycled diction/ language that feels as if a child wrote it. This is fresh and couldn’t be more eloquently written. I could gush about her dialogue & world descriptions all day. Ignore half of the only 9 reviews on here who didn’t even bother to explain WHY they supposedly rate it so badly because this book is a hidden gem and you should read it instead of listening to what might as well be trolls. It’s one of the few books I come across every once in a while where dozens of people commented how gifted the writer was & the story stood out compared to all others on the platform. That’s one of the highest compliments you can receive on a site that is waterlogged with writers and books. This has become one of my favorite books of all time and her other works are worth checking out too. This was actually my second read after finding one of her other’s first (“Struck”). This story is so original, intriguing and beautifully written it’s one I will definitely revisit as it helped bring me out of my reading slump and inspire my imagination so I’d love to revisit those feelings again some time! (There is smut mixed in so be warned but I just fell in love with the story & writer’s way of speaking instead. I could care less about that part)

[Betsy Louise]

"A small light in the dark, just like you,"

[Evie R. Black · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a nice reread for my reading slump