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Black Night

by Christina Henry

2011•EN
About the book

Madeline Black is an Agent of Death, tasked with escorting the souls of the deceased to the afterlife while navigating the celestial bureaucracy of Chicago. In this installment, Maddy faces the consequences of her wings turning black, a physiological shift that marks her exile from the angelic hierarchy. She must balance her responsibilities as a Reaper with the immediate threat of a demonic conspiracy involving the Seven Deadly Sins. The plot centers on her attempt to protect her gargoyle companion and her mortal boyfriend from supernatural entities that seek to exploit her unique heritage as the granddaughter of Lucifer.

This urban fantasy appeals to readers who prioritize complex world-building involving nephilim, fallen angels, and mythological pantheons. It serves those looking for a protagonist who manages professional duties alongside messy personal relationships and moral ambiguity. Readers finish the book with a clearer understanding of the internal politics governing the fictional realms of Heaven and Hell. It provides a grounded look at how a character maintains their humanity while wielding cosmic power, offering a resolution to immediate physical threats while expanding the ongoing conflict between divine factions.

Reading profile

Practical, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.

Best for readers like The Escapist Adventurer. Which reader are you?

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Published
2011
Language
EN

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