Breaking the Heavens Vol 1

#BL #r18

After a great war in the heavens, Angels and Demons were allowed to go to Earth and interact with humans without supervision.  This allowed Angels and Demons to live among the humans and have children with mortals.

These half-celestials lived in secret among the mortals. Some ran nations and significant corporations and even controlled the black market. They were immortal, and all had various powers. Some were more powerful than others, depending on the Celestial Parents' power. Archangels and Princes of Darkness were the strongest of other ranking Angels and Demons. There were very few descendants of these powerful-ranking Celestials. Their rarity made these individuals both dangerous and 

Arryn was adopted and raised in a powerful half-celestial family. He had a passion for Archeology and collecting religious relics. Hundreds of years ago, Arryn was stripped of his life when his enemy Draeven took the life of Arryn's beloved.

After taking an extended leave and living a secluded life, Arryn returned and rebuilt his life. 

After avoiding socializing or dating, only burying himself in work, Arryn is drawn to a shy waiter who is also an orphan with a hidden past. Will these two be able to face the past and move forward? 

Unfortunately, Arryn is faced with losing loved ones once again. Unless he can discover why this is all happening, there may no longer be any life on Earth.

Breaking the Heavens Vol I

Adya had repeatedly reviewed the security footage to verify who was trying to get into TWC’s Private Vault. Her partner Marcus followed the employee to capture and bring him in for interrogation. 


Arryn had been right about this employee. Rory had no clue that there were traitors and moles in the company. He trusted the background checks Security ran. For so long, that had worked well. Still, TWC's competitors managed to sneak into TWC. 


Arryn's new approach to running TWC was stirring things up. Not everyone approved of the changes, and employees were growing concerned. 


"You fool! What do you mean you don't have the Robe?" A man's voice barked 


"I did exactly as told. The vault it was in was empty." Grayson claimed to the voice on the other end, "There was no record of it being removed." 


"Useless, utterly useless," Seth scolded Grayson. 


"I'm sorry, Sir, but I think I know who has it." 


The Traitor & Waking Up