Antichrist with Syrup: Unholy Kisses Vol. 2

Antichrist with Syrup: An Unholy Kisses NoveletteWhat happens when the Prince of Darkness meets the undisputed Queen of the Rhineland?Roxy Fontaine has enough on her plate. Between raising a sharp-tongued sixteen-year-old daughter and managing a relentless craving for 80s vinyl, she isn't looking for salvation. She's looking for resonance.Then He walks into her life. Not with pitchforks and hellfire, but hot a f***, draped in black silk, and carrying a playlist that makes the fabric of the universe vibrate.Lucifer isn't a myth. He's a frequency. And Roxy is the only woman who doesn't just endure his rhythm-she remixes it. Between chaotic IKEA trips, botched waffles with sugar beet syrup, and a literal cult that's a little too obsessed with her new boyfriend, Roxy realizes that falling for the Devil isn't a swan dive into sin. It's a loud, unholy power chord in E-minor.But as a miracle begins to take shape amidst the domestic chaos, a dark vibration from Roxy's past resurfaces. Varian Vox is back, and he's tired of playing background noise. To protect their family, Roxy and Lucifer must turn the volume up higher than the laws of physics allow."Antichrist with Syrup" is a sharp, soulful, and wickedly funny urban fantasy about finding harmony in the noise, the power of a mother's love, and the reason why the Devil should never, ever be served Pineapple Pizza. Why you'll love this Unholy Kisses story: - The Ultimate Grumpy/Sunshine Vibe: Watch the arrogant, centuries-old Lightbringer get systematically dismantled by a woman with a healthy dose of common sense and a love for T'Pau.- Music as Magic: If you've ever felt a song in your soul, you'll recognize the "Frequency Magic" that powers this world.- A Unique Setting: Move over, Los Angeles. The Rhineland provides the perfect, gritty, and hilarious backdrop for a supernatural showdown involving strollers and occult fans.- For Fans of the Aesthetic: Perfect for readers who love the TV show Lucifer, the dry wit of Good Omens, and the theatrical, dark-rock aesthetic of the band Ghost.What readers are saying: "A masterpiece of snark and soul. It's like a rock concert in book form." "Finally, a version of the Devil who is as vulnerable as he is dangerous-and a heroine who takes no crap from the King of Hell."Get your copy now and join the Church of the Last Frequency. Just remember: the syrup is mandatory. The holiness is optional.

Pagina's: 180, Paperback, Independently published