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Sins of the Innocent

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In the horror show of gods and monsters, Eden Ryel is the star. Conceived of her mother, a Merovingian--a direct descendant of Christ--and her father, the half-human son of a fallen angel, her very existence had prompted The Great War. Prophesied to be the Keeper of the Balance, Eden struggles to realize her purpose.Levi, the overconfident and charming half-human son of Lucifer takes nothing seriously. Not even when he finally meets the young woman who is destined to end his existence. A common bond is formed under the pressures they face from both sides, but their respective religious texts predict opposite outcomes. Either way, they must choose: war, death, or love.

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Sins of the Innocent, Jamie McGuire

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Titel: Sins of the Innocent
Sprache: Englisch
Autor*innen: Jamie McGuire
Verlag: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Erscheinungsdatum: 2015
ISBN10: 1514601478
ISBN13: 9781514601471
Schlagwörter: Belletristik, Sci-Fi und Fantasy, Romantik, Fantasy, Jugendbücher, Young Adult, Übernatürliche Phänomene, Romantasy, Engel
Bewertung: 4,55 von 5 Sternen
Beschreibung: In the horror show of gods and monsters, Eden Ryel is the star. Conceived of her mother, a Merovingian--a direct descendant of Christ--and her father, the half-human son of a fallen angel, her very existence had prompted The Great War. Prophesied to be the Keeper of the Balance, Eden struggles to realize her purpose.Levi, the overconfident and charming half-human son of Lucifer takes nothing seriously. Not even when he finally meets the young woman who is destined to end his existence. A common bond is formed under the pressures they face from both sides, but their respective religious texts predict opposite outcomes. Either way, they must choose: war, death, or love.