Thaal Sinestro

PART 1 OF THE "ERRANT SOUL" SERIES In a world divided between celestial purity and abyssal darkness, an angel and a demon cross the boundaries of fate. Azarel, a warrior of Asphodel, was born from the last spark of a dying star-destined to shine, destined to destroy the darkness that threatens his realm. But when he discovers a mysterious relic that connects him to Kur'thaal, the forsaken land of demons, his certainty begins to waver. And when he meets him-the demon with ember eyes and forbidden power-his destiny begins to unravel. Vael has never believed in mercy. Shaped by war, bound by runes, he fights for survival in a world where weakness means death. But the moment he lays eyes on the angel-beautiful, untouchable, staring at him as if he were something more than a monster-everything changes. What begins as defiance turns into obsession. What should have been hatred burns into something far more dangerous. When Azarel throws away everything to save Vael, Heaven turns its back on him, and Hell waits with open arms. Now, bound together by fate, desire, and the weight of their choices, they must navigate a world that would see them both destroyed. In the war between light and darkness, love was never meant to be an option.

A story of romantic relationships that twist the lives of Laura, Nicola and France.

Micheal Sinestro, a 38-year-old incurable, hope and faith-dead, well-off philanthropist weighs it on himself to fulfil the last wishes of a suicide victim. In the gradual course of goodwill, he comes across 17 year old Raziel, somewhat alike in burden as himself but last assumed to change what he is to what he once wished he could be but the tragic fate of destiny had restrained. They both hate what they have for what wish to have, blessed in varied ways but faced with the same pain. Trapped painfully in a world that deprives them of every fibre of joy they deserve, two synonymous humans from far differing worlds tread on the same path, divided harshly by their thirst for happiness to find that which they have not lost. But rather failed unknowingly to own. Will they be able to make something beautiful out of this tragic fate?