book 2 of the Awakening Trilogy The first time Lilitu died, she was seventeen and thought it was the end of everything she'd ever known. Three paths lay before her: return to her quiet human life and watch reality crumble, accept partial awakening and become a weapon in an endless war, or embrace full transformation and save everything while losing herself forever. But Lilitu, Queen of Three Realms, had a different idea: **"I refuse to choose between impossible options that other people have created for me."** This isn't a war between good and evil-it's a battle between existence and the void that wants to unmake everything that has ever been or ever could be. And at the center stands a seventeen-year-old girl who must choose: remain human and watch the universe die, or become something that has never existed before and discover what consciousness looks like when it refuses to accept limitations. Fantasy meets philosophy in this epic tale of a girl who discovers she's the bridge between all worlds. When the very concept of existence comes under attack, Lilitu must learn that true power doesn't come from destruction-it comes from the conscious choice to turn even enemies into allies, even silence into part of the greater symphony 🔥 Perfect For Readers Who Love: 🔥 - Epic fantasy with deep philosophical themes - Strong female protagonists who forge their own path - Stories where the real enemy is existential emptiness - Fantasy that explores what it means to be human - Books that challenge traditional good vs. evil narratives - Characters who choose synthesis over destruction

Book 1 of The Awakening Trilogy What happens when you're born spiritually gifted and raised by a family that believes your gifts are demonic? At seven years old, she saw her first angels during a family fight-but instead of celebration, she was met with fear, shame, and attempts to "fix" what her family saw as dangerous spiritual delusions. Born into a bloodline of broken women, the foster child's daughter carried abilities that terrified those who should have nurtured them. This is the raw, powerful true story of: • A child who spoke to departed loved ones but was called a liar • Prophetic dreams that saved lives but were dismissed as coincidence • Healing abilities that brought comfort but were labeled as witchcraft • A teenage "exorcism" meant to cast out gifts that were actually divine • College years spent suppressing her true nature to gain family approval • The devastating cost of abandoning your authentic self • Angelic interventions that changed everything • Breaking generational chains of spiritual fear • Rising from wounded to healer, from rejected to awakened They called her crazy for seeing angels. They called her a liar for speaking truth. They called her dangerous for healing others. But some people are born to break the patterns that have imprisoned their families for generations. A memoir that reads like spiritual fiction, this is the story of a woman who learned that sometimes being called "too much" means you're exactly enough. Perfect for anyone who's ever felt different, been misunderstood for their gifts, or wondered if their spiritual experiences were real. Trigger warnings: Religious trauma, family rejection, spiritual abuse, mentions of foster system trauma