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The Children of Heaven
Paperback
Series: Heaven Trilogy, Book 3
FantasyGeneral GLBTQIA Fiction
ISBN13: 9786199313381
Publisher: Reni Stankova
Published: Nov 1 2025
Pages: 442
Weight: 1.12
Height: 0.98 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
To build a better world, they must first burn the old one down.
Michael Azelys has awakened a long-forgotten power, and for the first time in a thousand years, angels, demons, and virtues clash in a brutal uprising, reminiscent of the Great War.
Determined to stop his brother, Raphael becomes the key to ending the centuries-long oppression of demonkind. He will return free will to the demons, or die trying.
Far away, Dante braves the desolate Impact Land in search of other awakened demons like himself. What he discovers exceeds his wildest hopes. But will he return in time, with an army strong enough to stop Michael Azelys, and save his loved ones?
As Heaven crumbles and distance tests their bond, Raphael and Dante must face their greatest fears and decide what they're willing to sacrifice.
Will they survive long enough to meet each other again?
The Children of Heaven is the explosive finale of the Heaven Trilogy-a queer romantasy of forbidden love, apocalyptic stakes, and a defiant angel/demon love story that reshapes worlds.
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