The Book of Azrael : Book 1 of the Gods & Monsters Series – Amber V. Nicole
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A fallen heroine turned villain. A king who abandoned his crown. When their worlds collide, trust is their deadliest weapon.
Dianna and Liam must confront ancient grudges and forbidden magic to save their universe—or watch it burn.
Perfect for fans of dark fantasy with a romantic twist, this #BookTok favorite delivers morally complex characters and relentless stakes.
Enemies-to-lovers vibes, cosmic threats, and a slow-burn romance that ignites like wildfire.
Dive into a tale where gods play with mortal lives, and love is the most dangerous rebellion.
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Description
A thousand years ago, Dianna sacrificed her mortal life in the deserts of Eoria to save her sister, only to be transformed into a villain by a monstrous force. Now, she must steal a relic from the creatures that haunt her, navigating a world where her power is both a weapon and a curse. Her path collides with Liam, once known as Samkiel, a legendary figure torn between his identity as the “Destroyer of Worlds” and his desire to abandon his royal legacy.
When an ancient enemy resurfaces, Liam is forced to return to a kingdom he left behind, confronting the consequences of his past. Bound by fate and a shared threat, Dianna and Liam must set aside their ancestral feud to prevent catastrophe. Their alliance blurs the line between duty and desire, testing loyalties as dark secrets unravel.
The story weaves a rich tapestry of gods, monsters, and forbidden magic, exploring themes of redemption, sacrifice, and the cost of power. Nicole’s vivid world-building immerses readers in a universe where love and vengeance collide, and every choice echoes across realms. Fans of morally gray characters and slow-burn tension will find themselves captivated by this #BookTok sensation.
The first installment in the Gods & Monsters trilogy sets the stage for an epic battle between legacy and free will. With its blend of heart-pounding action and emotional depth, The Book of Azrael redefines the “villain-as-hero” trope, leaving readers eager for the next chapter.
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