When Paul became the first person to ever turn down Crow’s deal, Star celebrated for her friend even as her personal demons grew out of control. In the absence of a purge, Paul tries to help her cope, while Crow calls in some Demon favors to line up a new client, but things aren’t running as smoothly as they used to, and the allied Angels & Reapers seize their opportunity.
Star is Gifted with visions of the Unseen World all around her.
Visible does not necessarily mean understandable, and Star has questions. Crow promises to explain if asked the right questions. The Angels won’t even promise that much.
“What would be the point of allowing you to perceive the truth for yourself if I was simply going to tell you what I wanted you to know?”
--Damien the Angel
Unsure where to turn, Star is faced with uncomfortable truths and a world that becomes less certain with every glance.
Ubriel Bryne is a pen name of Amy Norton.
Amy Norton has been a professional legal code editor since 2015. She writes under her own name as well as Ubriel Bryne and Jami Lee Montgomery and publishes all three under www.UbrielBryneBooks.com.
Amy lives in the tropical hell that is the panhandle of North Florida with Zacharyn Norton, two loud-mouthed dogs, and two lanky cats. When she is not braving the wild waters of her local area in her kayak, crossing swords with mosquitoes and competing in water acrobatics against colossal alligators, she is hiking and camping or taking road trips to hike and camp in new and less nightmarish climates.
Ubriel Bryne’s writing is sometimes whimsical and sometimes flippant but always full of creative imagery. She has been writing for two decades and released a few shorter works here and there. The Ports of Surset Series is Ubriel’s debut into the wider self-published, indie author realm.
Her new dark urban fantasy series, Starling Nightcastle, is now available.