Atlas (Part 1): MMM Paranormal Romance (A Four Horsemen Companion Duet)

By Sienna Moreau

Atlas Brandt's life implodes the same day as the rest of the world, and in a matter of hours, he's lost everything. Struggling to hold together what remains of society is the worst time to find himself attracted to two men who aren't even human. Conquest, the first Horseman of the Apocalypse, and Raziel, an Angel coming into his own strength, have fought Archangels and Lucifer himself to survive together and come out the other side stronger for it. As Hell wages war on Earth, the unexpected appearance of a human that is so much more than he seems places an obstacle in their road that they never anticipated. Atlas is captivated by their unnatural beauty and the stark contrast between them: Conquest is an arrogant rogue, and Raziel is made of pure sunshine. They set him on fire with every look, every touch, and no matter how hard Atlas tries, he can't deny the effect they have on him. Conquest fights the pull even as his Angel succumbs to the uncontrollable connection. Caring for someone so vulnerable will only lead to a heartache that Conquest has no interest in. A choice has to be made: remove the human now before it gets worse, or put him on his knees and accept that he has a place with them, that fate has other plans for them all. Atlas: Part 1 is the first book in an MMM duet featuring an established couple from a previous book, and a human just trying to survive. It contains religious themes, extreme violence, gore, morally questionable characters, and more. Please see the full list at the front of the book. It is highly recommended, if not essential, to have read "The Four Horsemen" series before this, as Atlas is a companion duet and takes place over the events of that series. Arachnophobia warning: There is also a dog-sized pet spider named Paul, who just wants to be loved and cuddled.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0D9D7G28S
• ISBN13: 9798332993701
• Release Date: July 2024
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 451 Pages
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 1.1" x 5.5"