Horns and Halos

De: Nia Rose

Narrado por: Yinka Ladeinde, Alex Goodman

My World is Built on Debts and Deals.

Beneath them all, you’ll find horrific secrets that we all hide. It’s lives. It’s souls. Scattered and countless, the dead have built towns, cities, and nations. They are forever damned in the afterlife because they wanted to live without fear. But did they really live without fear, or was it all an illusion?

A pact between devils is the only thing that keeps villages out in the desert-like land untouched by the scourge of this planet. The world we once knew is destroyed and what remains are those left behind trying to build homes to escape the reality that the end has already come. But are we any better than the creatures that loom, roam, tear, and destroy? Are we really worth saving?

At the age of nineteen, I was chosen and cast out of my village as a sacrifice. Now, I have no choice but to make a deal of my own or die out in the endless stretch of the Wastes.

©2022 Nia Rose (P)2022 Nia Rose

Hornes and halos

This is as I knew it would be another awsome book by a very talented Arthur and I highly recommend it to everyone to read

I loved the storyline!💜

While I felt the storyline was absolutely brilliant, the pace at which the story was going seemed a little slow for me.
I really enjoyed the characters and just to show what the Devil is capable of, I actually found myself rooting for him at some point. This book reminded me that the Devil is cunning and evil and for me to never lose faith in God.
The narration was fantastic.
I highly recommend this book.
Sisters Spotlight 💜

She is no ingenue.

I don't generally read Christian Fantasy. That said, Horns and Halos doesn't read like your typical Christian book. At times I wondered if it was going the other way.
The story lures you in. It is relatable in a broken kind of way. Life doesn't leave any of us whole. The choices we make are what define us.
In the beginning I thought she would be this stumbling girl. She is" sacrificed" by her village for the greater good. I expected a poor me attitude but she had focus. She didn't waste time blaming others.
I thought I would spend time yelling at the character for making dumb mistakes but every choice was one I would probably have made.
Nia does a graat job of obscuring the debt. It left me betting myself as to what she promised the Devil.
Anyone who has ever had a toxic relationship will see themselves in the character. We all know that feeling of chosing the biggest monster in the room out of fear or loneliness.
We know it's detrimental. We have felt the self-loathing and self blame. We know the feeling that we are unlovable. You don't have to be Christian to relate to this book. aWe all know the pain of thinking someone cared only to realize they wete inly serving their own self interest.
10/10 Recommend even if you are a Heathen.