There has never been an M/M fantasy like this.

Angels who fall not from grace, but into love. Demons who are more than their brimstone.

A cosmos where Heaven is not merciful, and love is both salvation and ruin.  

In a world of divine rejection, one angel-demon hybrid will defy Heaven, survive Hell, and cross the void between realms—to save the one soul he was forbidden to love.

God’s Scar is a mythic, literary dark fantasy where theological worlds, forbidden love, and moral complexity collide in lyrical, aching fantasy.

The half-breed is a living heresy. Born of an angel and a demon, he is shaped by captivity and by a single forbidden tenderness from a healer angel who defied Heaven to hold him for a single night. In a cosmos where Heaven's cruel perfection demands absolute obedience and Hell's hunger devours the weak, he seeks what should be impossible: to belong. To love. To simply be.

When the healer is dragged into the Demon Realm as a sacrificial offering, the half-breed tears through demons, survives an arena that has consumed angels for millennia, and claims a crown he never wanted—all to reach the one soul that made his cursed existence bearable.

“Let them see it. Let them feel the weight of everything I was never allowed to be. I will not cower.”

This is a journey that asks whether a soul born as heresy can claim the right to love—and be loved in return.

From Heaven’s merciless courts to Hell’s blood-red arenas, through the void where souls face eternal erasure, he encounters angels of all ranks, demon lords and fallen beings—all for this : 

• To love without shame.
• To have what he was never allowed to want.
• To exist as he is. 

A slow-burn, emotionally intense, non-explicit M/M saga, God’s Scar examines the cruelty of sacred systems, the power of gentleness in a violent world, and the quiet heresy of choosing to love selflessly. 

“I just want you.
Painfully. Desperately. Endlessly.
You are the only reason worth living for.
The only thing that makes this world bearable.”

With rich worldbuilding and a protagonist torn between who he was, who he is, and who he desires, this gritty, lyrical tale explores trauma, forbidden devotion, and what makes a cursed existence worth living.

For readers who seek:

• Vivid, immersive, theological worldbuilding
• Gritty, lyrical storytelling
• The ache, yearning, and grief that love demands
• Relentless devotion and forbidden love
• Morally complex, intellectually rigorous fantasy
• Epic fantasy grounded in philosophy and emotional depth