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One: Angels of Wrath, Book 1

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4.3 / 5.0
Published: 2024

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The celestial hierarchy is crumbling, and the last person Julian expected to pull him from the wreckage was the very angel tasked with his destruction. In a world where divinity is as dangerous as it is beautiful, Julian finds himself caught between the chaos of a dark, supernatural war and an undeniable magnetic pull toward a man who should be his greatest enemy. This is a high-stakes collision of gritty action and searing contemporary romance. As ancient powers clash, the line between hero and villain blurs, forcing Julian to navigate a landscape of moral ambiguity and red-flag intensity. It is a story for those who crave a perfect balance of stabbity, edge-of-your-seat peril and the slow-burn ache of a love that defies heaven itself. While the stakes are catastrophically high, the narrative never forgets the human heart, weaving in moments of sharp wit and authentic connection that ground the sprawling fantasy. If you are searching for a dark, addictive journey where the romance is as fierce as the battles, you have found your next obsession. Prepare for a visceral experience where salvation is rare, and the most dangerous thing in the universe might just be falling for the wrong angel.

Customer Reviews

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mykee_b
March 5, 2024
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Exciting!

๐ŸšจAs always, check the TW! ๐Ÿšจ Okay, so, for me, it felt like there was ALOT of information thrown at you in the beginning mixed in with a couple strange stylistic choices and that made it hard for me to focus. I can struggle with comprehension at times & really rely on the visuals my mind creates to help me attach to the story. (Again, this is personal to me and not something I penalize the author for.) HOWEVER Once that groundwork was laid, the book quickly gets going and everything starts moving at a nice pace. Itโ€™s super well written, the banter between everyone is so funny and the spice is spicing ๐Ÿ”ฅ I would have loved to seen more of an interaction between One & Two, just to be a part of that bond that was built. Raph has a filthy, wicked mouth and I LOVE it! Michael was charming, the perfect counter to Raph. ๐ŸŒถ๏ธ: 4.5/ 5 ๐Ÿ“š: 4/5 Overall, a great read ๐Ÿ’œ
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LCullen
August 18, 2024
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3.5-4 stars

Wow!!! So this was definitely a bloody crime scene type of book! It was great just different from what I normally read! Granted in this novel just warning itโ€™s quite gory at times!!!! It balanced from light banter & steamy scenes to gory scenes!!!!! No grammatical errors which is always a plus! Realistically explores the meaning of friends and relationships that develop into love!!! Granted wayyyyyy too much angst for me personally so at times was eye rolling!! The story flowed nicely!!!! Definitely can sense the connection loved that! It was hallmark-y sappy at times & predictable! Other times was like oh snap didnโ€™t expect that twist!!! The chemistry between our main characters was great!!!! Loved the premise insta lust/love hidden closeted characters to come out their shell for the right/perfect reason/guy friends to coworkers to lovers romance trope!! :) might be awhile before get around to it, but will be reading the sequel of this one!!
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Kat-a-clysm
March 19, 2024
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Bloody good.

Lots (and lots, and lots) of comparisons have been made between this and the NE series by James already, so I won't add to them (much). Ideas aren't so static that one can be solely claimed by any human, at least not since the well before the beginnings of recorded history. It's the greatest treasure (and weakness) of humankind, the ability to build off the ideas of others who have come before. Would Gutenberg be thrilled or horrified by what and how we read today? Why TF not both? This is a pretty solid read by a new to me author. One I will be reading again. If you're looking for a lovely, bloody kinda romance, look no more. You've found one that does a great job of delivering blood, smut, lust, and unaliving. If you're here just to compare how 2 current M/M authors handle the same subject matter... It's your time to waste comparing apples to oak leaves, but you'll still have a bloody good time on the trip. James wrote a 5* series. Ian-Kane wrote a 5* book. Trying to proclaim "who did it better" sounds a lot less fun than reading more of these morally grey lovelies. But whatever floats your boat on that river of time you'll never get back, and only first read you'll ever have. Remember that and make it count.