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320 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 10, 2023
[[“The ceiling itself was covered in a blanket of stone-carved blossoms that gave the illusion of leaves on branches. At the center of each blossom, an embedded stained-glass panel displayed Christian scenes.”]]
[["Though electrically lit sconces decorated the perimeter of the church, the moon’s platinum light shone through the windows “in a mystical blue hue. It was like stepping into some type of magical forest at twilight.”]]
[[“I don’t think I can walk.”
“Well, you can’t exactly pop a baby out in the middle of the street in Barcelona.”
She impaled me with her gaze. “Watch me.”]]
[[“Father,” he screamed to the heavens, his voice like the thunder clap of a violent storm. “Grant me the strength to endure this pain… give me one more heartbeat wherefore Your promise to this world may come to pass.”]]
[[“For love…” he breathed as he succumbed to the Holy Fire. An explosion of heavenly light blasted from him in all directions, consuming all the darkness. The abomination born from Samael’s corrupted heart exploded into a mist of cinders and ash, along with its pack of hellhounds.”]]
[[“Time works differently when you’re bending the laws of the universe.” His gaze drifted up and down over my body. “Especially with an extra load.” I almost took offense to that.” ~ Jax]]
[[“Oh, I’m more than a demon, angel. More than the villain in your story. I’m the master of your nightmares.”]]
[[“And that’s what Hell truly was. What I was—the king of endless frost and sorrow, standing upon a stone castle with a crown crafted of bones, overlooking a kingdom that begot only death.”]]
[[“An ache settled in my gut at the memory of the day my Father cast me out. He thought I aimed to take His throne at Heaven’s seat. Alas, He knew me so very little.
To rule at His side had been my one true desire, but I was deemed unworthy. Because I refused to bend the knee at His throne of lies. Because I despised the mortal beings He breathed to life—humans.”]]
[[The sun would continue to rise and set. The moon would continue to go through her phases. The stars would continue to shine.
It made everything we were fighting for seem so insignificant. Humanity was a spec of sand blown in the wind, and the universe could not care any less.”]]