In a city of neon lights and broken promises, Luna is nobody’s savior. She’s a sharp-tongued sex worker with scars of her own, fighting just to survive another night. But when a client reveals herself to be Inanna—once worshipped as a goddess of war and desire, now a fallen angel stripped of power—Luna’s life is ripped wide open.

Demons walk the streets in borrowed flesh. Cults whisper in back rooms. Forgotten gods claw for a way back into relevance. And Luna, against every instinct, is dragged into the war no one else can see. Armed with fragments of divine power and a switchblade, she hunts the creatures preying on the city’s most vulnerable. Not because she’s a hero. Not because she’s chosen. But because she’s tired of being prey.

As Luna dives deeper, she discovers that fighting monsters changes you. Inanna is always there—whispering, teaching, manipulating. Their bond is volatile, intimate, and dangerous. The more Luna uses Inanna’s power, the less certain she is of where she ends and the goddess begins. And when a demonic force threatens to tear open the gate between worlds, Luna must decide: walk away, or step into the fire and claim a destiny she never wanted.

Gritty, myth-soaked, and unapologetically raw, Luna The Night Angel is perfect for fans of dark urban fantasy and heroines who refuse to play by the rules.