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The Fallen's Rue

When war erupts in the celestial realm, Heaven fractures between loyalty and rebellion. Among the newly Fallen is Htrae, an angel cast out for defying Heaven’s decree against humanity. Condemned and exiled to Earth, he was meant to become a weapon against the very beings Heaven now despises. Thrown to the unknown of the mortal world, Htrae is lost and left searching for Nevaeh, the angel he loves, who is burdened by her forbidden loyalties from a haunting past. With help from his friend Raüm, a Fallen turned demon, they each discover the true meaning of their rue. With war spreading from Heaven to Earth, allies become enemies, ancient powers awaken, and the line between his salvation and damnation begins to blur. Because if he fails, the price will not just be his soul… …but eternal banishment to Earth — or death itself.

Genres

Drama (Dramatic works by one author)Fiction_Fantasy_Epic

ISBN

9798907976504

Format

Print / Paperback

Contributor

T. R. Henderson

Author

About the Author T. R. Henderson is an author from Kansas City, Kansas, with a passion for storytelling and a fascination with the emotions, conflicts, and connections that shape the human experience. Through his writing, he explores themes of love, loss, sacrifice, and the struggles between light and darkness, weaving together stories that challenge the heart and imagination. His work includes The Fallen’s Rue, a dark epic love story that explores the boundaries between good and evil, the consequences of forbidden choices, and the power of love in a world on the brink of war. He is also the author of Dream of Den’ah, a historical story rooted in the American prairie and the enduring bonds of family, love, and loss. When he isn’t writing, T. R. enjoys playing and making Native American flutes, an interest that reflects his appreciation for creativity, tradition, and the stories that connect us all. Through his stories, he hopes to leave readers with more than a tale to remember—he hopes to leave them with emotions that linger long after the final page.