Tome 3 - La balançoire et les âmes perdues Aphrodite croyait connaître l'amour. Le grand, le divin, le spectaculaire. Mais ici, dans le silence d'un été éternel, elle découvre autre chose : l'amour humain. Fragile. Bouleversant. ☁️ Au cœur d'un paradis tendre comme un après-midi à Malmedy, Emma console, Lucifer fait rire entre deux silences, et les confitures célestes pansent les cœurs fatigués. 🕊️ Un conte queer suspendu, pour celles et ceux qui savent que l'amour peut tout réparer - lentement, sans bruit, sans violence.

THE DIVINE LIFE OF EMMA DELVILLE Volume 3 - The Goddess Who Learned to Cry She was created to set hearts on fire. No one had ever said no to her. Until one night, in a human club, a girl smiled and whispered: "Thank you. That's sweet. But I'm straight." Aphrodite - goddess of desire - does something she has never done in an entire eternity. She breaks. Emma sends Lucifer to sit beside her on a swing hanging between two frozen sunsets. He doesn't arrive with thunder. He arrives with silence, a Kinder Surprise, and a truth Aphrodite is not ready to hear: Gods can live forever. Humans don't. To understand a single human no, she will have to walk through Emma's whole life. White stones in the rain over Malmedy. A love that left ten years too soon. A thirteen-year-old boy who never came home. Then a sunlit paradise where the dead still laugh over chocolate tartines, and a childhood bedroom where even a goddess is allowed to cry in unicorn pajamas. This is the volume where beauty stops being easy. Where tears stop being a weakness. Where being wanted is no longer the same as never being refused. Aphrodite wanted girls. What she finds instead is grief, friendship, and the first real heartbeat of her immortal life. Volume 4 waits in Barcelona. But first... she has to learn how to fall.

Tome 2 - Vacances à Rhodes, crème solaire et amour naissant Sous le soleil de Rhodes, Emma espérait un peu de repos, main dans la main avec Lina, son amour éternel. Mais quand on est immortelle, connectée aux cœurs blessés... même les vacances peuvent devenir une mission divine. ☀️ Sur l'île grecque, deux amies - Éléonore et Camille - s'aiment en silence, sans encore oser le dire. Emma les guide, sans bruit, avec douceur, vers l'amour qui commence. Autour d'elles : Aphrodite découvre l'humanité (et la crème solaire), Poséidon anime l'aquagym céleste, Lucifer joue les serveurs sarcastiques... et Zeus, leur voisin, tonne à intervalles réguliers. 💌 Et au bout de la plage : une lettre. Une confession. Un merci. Car même une déesse peut apprendre à aimer.

Rhodes. Sun, salt, and forgotten sandals. Goddess Emma Delville is on her most human mission yet: helping two shy girls who danced a little too close... and woke up the next morning without the words to explain what happened. Éléonore and Camille. One night. One kiss. Then silence. But on Rhodes, nothing stays simple for long. Aphrodite discovers jeans, parties, sunburn - and what it truly means to feel human. Lucifer somehow ends up running the hotel. And before Emma knows it, half of Olympus has moved in next door. Between first shivers, unexpected love, divine chaos and chosen family, a holiday in the Greek sun becomes a journey of discovery - for humans and goddesses alike. Because love doesn't need a manual. Sometimes, it only needs a little courage... and a holiday. Volume 2 of The Divine Life of Emma Delville.

Tome 1 - Larmes, lumière et première étoile Sur un nuage rose moelleux, Emma Delville veille sur les cœurs fatigués. À ses côtés : Lina, son amour éternel, Clara et Léna, anges sarcastiques, Fanfan le dragon administratif, et Lucifer - mentor cabotin et voleur de porte-avions. Ensemble, ils consolent, réparent, et font briller celles qui pensent avoir perdu l'essentiel. ✨ Un jour, Emma croise Maïa, 18 ans, en larmes sur les marches d'un amphithéâtre. L'Entre-Vie les unit - un lieu suspendu entre rêve et vérité, où tout peut recommencer. 💫 Une histoire queer, lumineuse et douce, entre ciel, amour et renaissance. Parce qu'aimer, c'est parfois apprendre à redevenir soi.

I wasn't born in a temple or beneath a sky filled with ancient prophecies. I was born on Earth, in a world of rain and laughter. I was a teacher, a daughter, a friend. I fell in love with a girl named Lina. And then I became a goddess. Not the distant, throne-sitting kind. I live on a pink cloud, still wear my old sneakers, regularly forget celestial paperwork, and answer to an adorable pink dragon with a serious passion for bureaucracy. My closest friend is the Devil. He steals aircraft carriers, parks them on my terrace, and creates ridiculous PowerPoint presentations to explain the human soul. Then I found Maïa. Eighteen years old. Alone on the cold steps of a lecture hall, crying while the whole world walked past without seeing her. I could take away her fear with a word. I could show her exactly who she is and who she will love. I have that power. I choose not to use it. Because free will is the one rule I will never break. And because some truths can't be forced. Sometimes, healing begins with someone who stays. A hand in your hair. A shared hot chocolate. A strange dream. A ridiculous celestial train. And the time you need to discover your own light. The Divine Life of Emma Delville is a soft, funny and unapologetically queer story about love, self-discovery, free will, and the moment you finally stop apologising for who you are. Volume One of an ongoing celestial saga.