Wings of Ruin
Heaven cast them out—now they walk among us.
In Volume II, fallen angels trade halos for hunger and redemption for obsession. They haunt ruined churches and city shadows, striking desperate bargains sealed with blood, desire, and damnation. Some crave forgiveness. Others crave revenge. All burn with a love twisted sharp enough to cut.
For fans of dark romance, horror romance, suspense as well as thriller, this multi-author anthology delivers seductive monsters, forbidden bonds, and nightmares that refuse to loosen their grip.
Grace was only the beginning. Now the fallen want something far more dangerous—you.
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I devoted my life to Project Oryx, believing it would redefine the limits of life. I never expected my creation to change me in return. What began as obsession became something deeper—an unexplainable bond that challenged everything I thought I knew.
When powerful forces marked Oryx as a weapon, we became fugitives, hunted across the stars. Yet in the midst of danger, we found something rare: trust, family, and a reason to fight—not just to survive, but to remain human, and to protect a love that could change everything.
A slow-burn sci-fi space opera inspired by Frankenstein and Flowers for Algernon, with a glimmer of The Wizard of Oz—where the Monster is not destroyed, but loved, and finally finds home.
This Author Commentary Edition features my real-time reflections from the original chapter-by-chapter serial, now collected in one volume, revealing the themes, intentions, and creative choices behind the story as it unfolded.
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Item Details
Hardback
Matte Cover
764 Pages
6 x 9
SE includes red ribbon, endpapers
IT ALL BEGINS WITH AN IDEA
Once the voices become louder, my hands become a vessel and worlds slowly bloom.
I make an effort to utilize minorities as my character leads in the books I write. I feel this is my calling. How many times have I, myself, searched high and low for romance/dark romance... or any book for that mater... that had characters I could relate to? Only to come up with very few or none at all.
It shouldn’t have to be this way.
I want to be able to bring these worlds to the people who aren’t normally heard. I want to be able to be an open enough indie author to always be an ear for those who need it - to be able to create something beautiful my readers can be proud to be a part of.