Robin A Dilks

What if the stories of Lilith are wrong? What if she wasn't the demon legend portrayed. Instead maybe she was the first woman to walk away and say, "Screw it. I'm outta here."

Racheal is sucked into her mother's world weather she wants to be or not. Being "her" daughter has a price and she didn't sign on for this. Stubborn to a fault, she has her own plan of what she will or won't do. After all it's not her war to fight now is it.

From past to present things don't always match what we are told. Myths can become lies and lies can become truth. What if the stories of Lilith are wrong? What if she wasn't the demon legend portrays, but instead, she and her daughters were here to fight evil.

Racheal is neither human nor demon,taken prisoner and tortured by those she must fight, she is left broken, a shell of herself. a
Rafael, a dark-haired, golden-eyed Lycan, is ensnared by Racheal’s spell from the moment they meet. Sometimes patience can be a real pain in the behind, but despite it all, he can’t walk away from the red-haired beauty who holds his heart.

Lilith, sometimes a bargain can be a double-edged sword and the price of freedom steep, yet this dark beauty is the key to it all. From her first steps outside of Eden, she knows this life is going to be a bitch. Undaunted, she is confident her Creator has her back… right?

Kamuel is an angel sent to keep Lilith in line—teach her, train her, show her how to fight—but if she crosses the line, he must not hesitate.