The Apostate

Linnus was once one of Auriel's most promising legionnaires. After defying the laws of the Legion itself, he received the harshest punishment of all: to lose his Luxson nature and live as a mere mortal, condemned to forget who he truly was. On the other side of this conflict stands Aria. A respected legionnaire, a relentless warrior, and a woman who has loved Linnus since time immemorial. Summoned by the cherub Tron, she is entrusted with a mission no other Luxson could accomplish: descend into the world of mortals, find the lost legionnaire, and attempt to restore what his punishment had taken from him. But there is one condition. Not Tron. Not Auriel. Not even the power of the Legion can undo that sentence. Only one force has remained untouched throughout the centuries: love. As Aria journeys through a world divided by science, religion, fanaticism, skepticism, and ancient prophecies, Linnus lives unaware that his past is still searching for him. And when their paths finally cross, they will discover that some choices can change not only a single destiny, but the balance of an entire civilization. Blending contemporary fantasy, romance, philosophy, and Brazilian mythology, The Apostate brings to a close the trilogy that began with Flor de Aster and Moxuara, in a story of loyalty, redemption, and the one emotion capable of surviving time, distance, and even condemnation itself.