Fallen

Damage. Consequence. Transformation.

Wings are meant to lift the worthy skyward.

In Fallen, they are torn away, traded, punished, worshipped, harvested, weaponised—or chosen to be abandoned.

Across these dark speculative and horror tales, angels stumble into human obsession, mothers make impossible bargains, artists display unholy relics, lovers cross divine lines, and celestial beings discover that falling is far worse than dying. Sacred laws fracture. Bodies transform. Faith corrodes. Desire burns hotter than heaven ever did.

Some characters seek redemption. Others chase power, beauty, profit, or freedom at any cost. Many simply survive long enough to realise what they have lost.

From mythic punishments and cosmic wars to intimate body-horror and quiet moral collapse, Fallen explores what happens when the divine collides with human hunger—and neither side walks away untouched.

This is not a book about salvation.

It is about what remains after grace is stripped bare.