Celestial London Chronicles #2 Fear not the beast, but dread the god without a soul. In ages past, Yaldir had been one thing: A purpose. As Death he bore the solemn duty of collecting souls, destined to clean after his father and creator - Xoton. To exist and feel fleeting emotions, the soulless god hungers endlessly, his need for souls growing with each passing moment. He longs for nothing more than a pulsing orb within his empty chest, forbidden by his father and the gods who want to maintain the balance between life and death. I will wait for you with open arms. Rafael de Bastiani, burdened by his own existence, seeks only release from his miserable life. Ensnared by London's underworld, the mortal serves the mafia as a brutal killer called the 'bloodhound'. Desperately waiting for Death's arms, he is unaware of the knocking at his door.

Celestial London Chronicles #1 Long ago, the sun Xyliath, one of the ancient gods, fell in the first Blood War for peace. Her burning tears formed a flaming sword, which she gave to her son Aurelius. The sword had the power to destroy worlds and create new ones, but above all it possessed a power that no other god had. The ability to kill a god. No man, no hand and no weapon could cut through the skin of a celestial being and take out its heart. The Sword of Xyliath was the only exception. For centuries, the sword was protected by the sun god Aurelius, until it was stolen. The sun god, who has long rivalled the moon god, blames the latter for this and sends his grandson Silthos, the god of love and desire, to capture him. The young god receives support from the most feared deity of all - Aristaeus, the god of blood and war. This unusual partnership is intended to save the world from a possible new assassin of the gods. But the collaboration proves to be more difficult than expected. Silthos' usual charm doesn't seem to attract the god of blood and war, and Aristaeus' penchant for blood and torture even gives Silthos the creeps. Two men - a psycho and an unkissed man who embodies lust and desire. Can they save the world from the power of the sword? Who can they trust and, most importantly, can they trust each other? (⁓ 79.000 words) (This story is written by two persons whose mother language isn't English. Please let us know if there are grammar mistakes and have indulgence with us. Thank you.) (Cover is self-made and all pictures used are from pinterest.)