The Living God
by Kaytalin Platt
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Pub Date May 21 2019 | Archive Date Jun 12 2019
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Description
Saran and Keiler are elemental mages bound by love and sorcery: one destined to rule a kingdom, the other to destroy it. Five years ago, Saran reached into Keleir Ahriman’s heart and imprisoned the demon within him, tying her soul to his. Together, they’ve conspired against Saran’s father—a fanatical king who worships that world-ending demon inside Keleir, a being known as the Vel d’Ekaru. When Saran risks everything to save a village of innocent people, the king rips her magic away, splintering the wall she built around Keleir’s heart. Powerless and desperate, Saran struggles to see her rebellion finished and stop Keleir from becoming the Vel d’Ekaru–the Living God.
In a world that is equal parts magic and political intrigue, heroine and hero must now battle their way back to each other if they are to overcome their doomed destinies.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781947848931 |
| PRICE | $19.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 300 |
Featured Reviews
Leonie B, Reviewer
Synopsis: Saran is princess of her world, the first. Her companion is Keleir, both of them are mages and Saran is protecting Keleir from the demon who inhabits him. But when Saran's magic is stolen so is her connection to Keleir and must prevent both war and Keleir's transition into the living god.
This book went above and beyond any expectations I had. It was an interesting, page turner with a premise I'd not come across before. I loved the three main characters and the villain was fantastic. I liked the way the lines were blurred between good and evil and the introduction of 3 different worlds. I'm definitely excited for book 2!
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