Harbinger
Darkness. Obsession. Madness.
They’re determined to corrupt me.
They want me to kneel.
They’re savages playing a game they won’t win.
I’m the only angel ever birthed outside the Celestial Plane.
Nature’s loophole.
My family sees me as a miracle.
Others see me as an abomination.
And some view me as a weapon.
What I really am is an outcast.
For the last few years, I’ve been toeing the line and keeping my head down at Maven Academy.
But at the start of my final year, everything changes.
Three ruthless nightmares thrust themselves into my life.
And they refuse to release me from their obsessive grip.
Kai Hunter – a Sorcerer with an elite legacy to live up to, he’s calculating and controlled. He buries his damage and obsession beneath his polished wunderkind exterior.
Vorzyr Titanus – a Dragon Shifter who is the heir to a formidable empire. Dominance and destruction blaze through his veins. He was born to conquer, and he craves doing the same to me. His thirst for power and his dark desire for me collide dangerously.
Nyx Laryn – an Incubus, he’s all lust and smiles on the surface. But beneath, he’s sin and shadow, embroiled in twisted torment.
I’ve spent my life repressing my abilities and holding onto control with a white-knuckle grip.
But the three of them challenge that at every turn.
It threatens to awaken a thirst for freedom in me, an intense need to abandon control.
With external forces closing in around us—a dangerous group creating hybrids with their demented experiments, the True Celestials threatening to rip me away from all I’ve ever known—everything is on the line.
I always feared I was a harbinger of destruction.
But with what’s coming, this abomination may be the only thing standing in the way of utter devastation.
It’s time to finally discover whether I’m a savior or a destroyer.
Note: This is a Dark Paranormal Academy Reverse Harem Romance with scenes of M/M.
The story concludes in MANTLE.
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