The Angel’s Master

Some angels fall. This one kneels.

Alan was nobody. Unremarkable, overlooked, the kind of guy whose own reflection seemed bored of him. Then, through no particular genius of his own, he ended up with Francesca — an impossibly beautiful celestial being bound to his every word, wearing the body of his sexy professor like a tailored dress.

The power was infinite. The temptation, worse.

With a celestial servant capable of reshaping reality at his whispered request, a better man might pursue justice, or peace, or the quiet dignity of a better life. Alan pursues other things entirely. Amanda—gorgeous, untouchable, cruel in the careless way only the truly beautiful can be—is Alan’s obsession. Her best friend Lacey, all curves and knowing glances, isn’t far behind.

They deserve to be worshiped. They deserve everything.

Alan remakes his world, becoming the bully he always envied. The women who always deserved adoration? They receive it, in ways that leave them flushed, devoted, and swelling with fertile new purpose from Alan’s newfound virility. The girls who never quite measured up? Well. Some truths are unkind. And nobody can punish Alan anymore for making the ugly girls feel as unwanted as he knows they should for not being as hot as his sister.

The Angel’s Master is an unapologetic, scorching fantasy for readers who want their power fantasy served without a redemption arc, their heroines gorgeous and helpless, and their villain grinning the whole way through.

WARNING: Contains themes of dominance, submission, obsessive devotion, transformation, and one lifelong loser becoming the kind of ruthless bully he always envied.