Vetris is this year's crown prince of Soleil. It was fun to read her story and see her come into her own and, yeah, become an even bigger badass angel :D Roux is a badass angel, she can fight with the best of them, but she is also compassionate and giving. Nevertheless, she wants to do her best, and if that means going a bit further on her patrols or checking out weird noises, she will do it! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand that makes her the perfect scapegoat for her superiors. However, she has always been a bit of a rebel instead of following all the rules. Her job is to patrol the wasteland and watch for the demons living in Soleil. Roux is an archangel in service of the seraphim. There were also some (minor) inconsistencies throughout the book, but while it didn't matter much when reading, in hindsight, it feels like those were missed opportunities.

I think, however, I would have liked a bit more info here and there (about the other seraphim or the other princess/princes of Soleil, for example).

In this instalment, we're moving into the angel and demon realm (Celestia and Soleil) with a brief sojourn on Earth :)Īll scenes and environments were well described, and we got enough information about the world and its important figures to follow the story without confusion.

Perfect for fans of Immortals After Dark, Black Dagger Brotherhood, and the Demonica series. Every book is a guaranteed happily ever after with a satisfying ending and no cliffhangers. **BURN ME is a spicy standalone paranormal romance set in the Immortal Vices and Virtues Universe. The lies burn, but the truth will give us wings. I hope I can hold out just a little bit longer. However, the angels are still after me, and I’ll have to make a choice between the world I know, and the one that suddenly starts calling to my soul. Dripping in sin, and temptation incarnate, it takes everything in me to focus on proving my innocence over the urge to teach the cocky demon a lesson.īut falling is starting to look like a good option. Maybe because he wants to see me fall, and if he keeps looking at me like that, I might just consider it. Somehow, I convince the demon to help me. Until the Crown Prince of Soleil, a demon and my mortal enemy, appears and declares he’s here to take me back. Running was never in my plans but it’s the only way to survive in this deadly game of lies. He demands my head and I have no choice but to flee my realm for another. He turns on me, declares me a traitor, and claims I stole something from them. That’s what I tell myself when I witness an angel working with demons and rush to tell our leader of the treachery.

Burn Me by K.A. Knight