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Kingdoms of Yah #2
The Ruby Insignia
When the rumored return of an enemy threatens Xhian, Bryël receives a visit from a mysterious female who queries him about Luce. At first, Bryël brushes her off, but when he receives a strange letter from Ismael, his godson, it prompts him to contact Kerria.
Kerria is a Shujaa with a haunting past, and Ismael, the estranged son of the Divine Giver, are now dragged into a war that has its roots in Xhian’s malicious past. The problems only begin to intensify when the Titans start to reemerge.
But it’s not the Divine Government they should be worried about—it’s the mysterious Empress who shows up at the last minute. And the lethality of the Creator’s Sẹda should He ever threaten to unleash it…
Kerria is a Shujaa with a haunting past, and Ismael, the estranged son of the Divine Giver, are now dragged into a war that has its roots in Xhian’s malicious past. The problems only begin to intensify when the Titans start to reemerge.
But it’s not the Divine Government they should be worried about—it’s the mysterious Empress who shows up at the last minute. And the lethality of the Creator’s Sẹda should He ever threaten to unleash it…
410 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 21, 2021
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August 26, 2021
An epic sequel with grounded characters
It's been 30 years since Lucifer challenged the Divine Throne, but when he returns, it's with an army of titans resurrected from the Pit and strong enough to threaten Creation itself. In this beautifully written second installment of the Kingdoms of Yah, the author truly finds her voice in surprisingly down to earth characters moving among the gods and angels of her world.
It's been 30 years since Lucifer challenged the Divine Throne, but when he returns, it's with an army of titans resurrected from the Pit and strong enough to threaten Creation itself. In this beautifully written second installment of the Kingdoms of Yah, the author truly finds her voice in surprisingly down to earth characters moving among the gods and angels of her world.
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