Terminal (Terminal trilogy #1)

Terminal (Terminal trilogy #1)

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A demon decides to leave Hell but is really, really bad at it. Terminal is about Mannie Ávila, an egotistical and gossip-loving, but low-ranked, demon who decides they've had enough of Hell, and heads off- only to stumble upon a shaky, surely doomed plan by the higher ups to pursue peace with Heaven (and the murderous angels who lurk there). Terminal stands on its own, but is part of a series (all written) about mental illness, friendship, self-destruction... and uh, jokes. The urban fantasy 'secret city' world is a little bit silly and doesn't take itself too seriously, while still weaving stories about horrible people trying to change, and often failing. Plus some good ol' political satire to liven things up. First book in a trilogy, followed by Radicle. (radi stands alone despite this being book one) (Features original art of the characters, by me!) FANTASTIC cover design by @summergirl21!
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Fourteen years after Heaven and Hell finally find peace, a hellhound finds himself worrying he might be somehow special in a chaotic city on the edge of revolution and the brink of war. Unsure of who he is, he only finds solace in a few words: "You are not who you could have been." His life soon features a band of teen rebels, a ghost, and hell politics. sequel to radicle and terminal, stands on it's own only for the first 10 chapters. Would suggest reading AT LEAST radi first, but unfortunately termi is also recommended. Go ahead and jump in blind if you want though, what do I care.

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