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Nichael is an angel. And that's all you really need to know about him- he follows the rules. He loves Michael, his leader. He fights demons when he is called on, and otherwise tills the earth of Heaven. But then he is sent to Hell to spy on Michael's behalf, and there he meets a mysterious demon who seems intent to make him remember something he knows he shouldn't. He also gets pulled under the metaphorical wing of the egomaniacal Stacy Baruth, a possible criminal and certain mastermind, who guides Nichael to demons who don't fear angels- they worship them.Caught between who he is expected to be and who he used to be, Nichael is confused, trusted with too much power, and overall, a threat to his loved ones. As cults grow, friends grow distant, and he falls in love, nothing is clearer than one simple fact:Nichael is an angel. Nothing more, nothing less.-∆-Now featuring character art by me for most of the main cast! more coming, too!FANTASTIC cover done by @summergirl21!-∆-About identity, names, gender, family, and belief. What a mixed bag of fun! Technically a sequel, stands alone. I'd say the suggested age is 14+ (why does wattpad only have mature/not mature?!?). There is some violence and language as the story goes along, as well as sexual references.Also, way more light hearted than the description suggests! There is humor.(and, because this is the world's longest bio, no, Radicle is not a hip misspelling of Radical.... google it guys!)…

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A demon decides to leave Hell but is really, really bad at it.Terminal is about Mannie Ávila, an egotistical and gossip-loving, but low-ranked, demon who decides they've had enough of Hell, and heads off- only to stumble upon a shaky, surely doomed plan by the higher ups to pursue peace with Heaven (and the murderous angels who lurk there).Terminal stands on its own, but is part of a series (all written) about mental illness, friendship, self-destruction... and uh, jokes. The urban fantasy 'secret city' world is a little bit silly and doesn't take itself too seriously, while still weaving stories about horrible people trying to change, and often failing. Plus some good ol' political satire to liven things up.First book in a trilogy, followed by Radicle.(radi stands alone despite this being book one)(Features original art of the characters, by me!)FANTASTIC cover design by @summergirl21!…

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When a teenage girl named Aster is instructed by the sky god to join her best friend on a deadly quest, it's a far stretch from normal. As she and her friend, now accompanied by a mysterious thief, journey to reawaken the god of the ocean, Aster learns that the god is already awake- and that he, along with the others, have been watching her since childhood.Swept under the wing of the strange gods of her world, Aster is delivered her apparent destiny: to become a god and rule her own planet. However, before her powers can properly develop, her two friends accidentally awaken an ancient monster bent on destroying the world.Caught between friends, her planet, and her fate, Aster must decide what she wants- godhood or death. Neither is alluring, but whatever her choice, the galaxy is waiting.Sci-fi/fantasy/paranormal adventure mix. Has a very diverse cast. Nice! Also, not as dramatic as it sounds. There is comedy.…

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Surprise!! It's a Terminal side novel! WHAT?!? How niche! It's probably best read as book 2.5, but it can stand alone. Evergreen follows enigmatic Michael Lexington, mentally unstable archangel extraordinaire. Ten years into the peace, he's trying to cling onto his past as the ruler of heaven, but finding everyone has left him behind. On his 220th birthday, however, he receives a strange visitor- an old friend, in fact. An old friend who is very much dead, and who he played a part in killing. So his past is literally coming back for him. His friend doesn't seem to know much either, only Michael's name. Together they're going to figure this out!! What is going on? Why is his friend here? Is this even his friend or something worse? Cover by @_ackles…

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Fourteen years after Heaven and Hell finally find peace, a hellhound finds himself worrying he might be somehow special in a chaotic city on the edge of revolution and the brink of war. Unsure of who he is, he only finds solace in a few words: "You are not who you could have been." His life soon features a band of teen rebels, a ghost, and hell politics.sequel to radicle and terminal, stands on it's own only for the first 10 chapters. Would suggest reading AT LEAST radi first, but unfortunately termi is also recommended. Go ahead and jump in blind if you want though, what do I care.…

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Series of short stories, most often about demons, angels, aliens, and events. I'm not one for the real world."Unavoidable"Everyone has a timer on their wrist that counts down to when they meet their soulmate. But what is life like when yours is a little late coming? A realistic look at the implications of such a world."From the forest"Two girls, growing up, and dealing with that by the edge of the woodlands. What's harder than that? Well, a giant creature suddenly appearing in the sky, destined to kill all humanity, just might be."X."A woman discovers a startling truth about her new husband after losing her baby in childbirth."Untitled"When her good for nothing fiancé dies, a woman isn't quite sure what to do with herself. Then he comes back, and further questions are raised- namely, why is he acting like a completely different person?…

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Poetry collection. Topics are almost anything, but often placed and strange. Hell, passion, gemstones, envy and radio waves will all be covered, and then some. Very dramatic, usually, but not exactly wondrous. I just got whooping cough once and wrote about 100 poems and stopped forever after that.It's a mixed bag of thoughts, most of which written while ill or working.Generally, very short poems! Only a few lines, a quick readI'd skip around and choose whatever sounds interesting. not all these are great.…

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An introduction to latin! I love latin. I'm not a scholar on the subject, but I have taken it for three years and helped teach it (at a beginner's level) for one year. I hope I've done a good job explaining the language in a way anyone can learn.This will teach basic latin grammar. Maybe we'll reach the point where I explain more advance things too, but this will suffice as a guide to fixing google translate- a good tool for words, not sentences.Also, if you need a specific sentence translated, feel free to message me.…

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Eden Faust is a half-angel- and the only female angel- and she's on the run from an arranged marriage to the leader of her kind. Her old partner/boyfriend will stop at nothing to track her down. And now she's found safety by pretending to be a boy and living with a trio of gorgeous vampire brothers?!? What a busy life!Read along with short chapters as we encounter ancient wars, old mafias, gender confusion, and really hot guys!(Expect some sexual happenings- suggested age rating is 13+.)Highest ranking: #482 in paranormal! Hah! Ok.(IMPORTANT NOTE: THIS STORY is a joke. A parody. I will finish it one day, but for now, I'm putting this notice up. Will continue to pretend this is serious once I get to working on it again. Rest assured, I have a full plot line planned, and I want to write it)…