- Genre:fiction
- Sub-genre:Fantasy / Dark Fantasy
- Language:English
- Pages:264
- Paperback ISBN:9798350911909
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Knowledgeable Sin of Gluttony has always remained loyal to the underworld of Golveviion: named the right-hand demon to the King, Jignasa was feared throughout the rings and known to be a merciless soul collector.
But after discovering that parts of her memory had been wiped, Jignasa searches for a way to discover what she has lost.
Yet when the threat of rebellion and an unlikely escape leaves Jignasa stranded in another world, she finds that her memories play a much larger role in a foretold prophecy.
And it all has to do with a mute, human boy.
Exploring the new world and protecting the key to the universe, Jignasa searches for a way to re-establish her standing as a demon while learning the truth behind her life and her role in the destruction of it all.
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A feared soul collector. A lost memory. A prophecy that could destroy the realms of both demons and men.
Jignasa, the Sin of Gluttony, has always been loyal to the underworld of Golveviion. As the right hand to the Demon King, her name strikes terror across every ring of Hell. Ruthless and calculating, she commands the Dukes of Golveviion and harvests souls in the Devil’s name—until everything unravels.
After a violent and cryptic encounter with a rogue imp, Jignasa discovers pieces of her memory have been erased. With her reputation on the line, she sets to recover what was stolen from her mind—and uncover who is behind it.
But a rebellion brews in Hell. And when Jignasa’s escape forces her into “the Otherworld,” she learns her forgotten past is tied to an ancient prophecy that could upend both her world and the human one. And she’s not alone.
The key to the universe’s destruction lies in the fate of a mute human boy being hunted by angels and demons, each hoping to absorb his power to destroy one another. Jignasa must navigate a strange realm, protect the boy, and confront the truth of who—and what—she really is.
