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The Blinded - I. Angel-sin
Paperback
Series: The Legend of the Blinded
Publisher: Unique Stories
Published: Aug 12 2025
Pages: 162
Weight: 0.38
Height: 0.35 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
In a world where legends are reality, an ancient war between Heaven and Hell is about to find its new battlefield.
For centuries, the first law of the angels has been absolute: love above all. But for some, a touch, a glance, or a breath is enough to trigger a forbidden longing-a yearning so powerful it could cost them their immortality. This is the angel's sin.
Arya Kirti, a girl with a name that means Glory, is unknowingly at the center of it all. As the daughter of Soul Keepers, a sacred duty is etched into her very being, and her awakening power makes her the target of both angelic protectors and demonic hunters. But the greatest danger may not come from the abyss, but from the hearts of those sworn to protect her.
A prophecy foretells a sealed power that can only be broken by the one whose blood stains your hands
As shadows grow bolder and the line between divine and damned blurs, Arya must confront her destiny, embrace a forbidden language, and unravel the truth of her existence.
From the Garden of Angels to the fiery pits of Hell, Anna Teleki's *The Blinded: Angel-sin* is an epic story of sacrifice, devotion, and the consequences of a love that defies the heavens.
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