The Book of Azrael: Don't miss BookTok's new dark romantasy obsession!!

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Okay, let’s talk about Dianna — she officially made it to my list of favorite female characters ever! 💪🔥 What a total badass. I loved every second of her journey — strong, smart, and full of attitude, but still so real. This book was such a perfect introduction to the story that’s clearly just getting started. 🖤 The characters? Loved them. The world-building? Complex and absolutely fascinating. 🌍 The flirt, the tension, the fun moments — everything was on point! 😍 It’s got that perfect balance between adventure, fantasy, and slow-burn intensity that keeps you turning the pages like crazy. ⚔️💫 Can’t wait for the next ones — bring them on! 🙌🔥📖

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Say hello to my new obsession! I stayed up until 2 AM reading this book, and that cliffhanger!! I need to start the second book right now! I’ll admit, I struggled a bit through the first 15%, but once I got past that, I was completely hooked. The world-building is intricate and layered, and the character dynamics are absolutely fascinating. The moment the MMC is introduced, everything shifts. He’s magnetic, and the tension between him and the FMC is just chef’s kiss! Speaking of the FMC, Dianna, is everything I love in a main character. She’s strong, fierce, ruthless, and undeniably powerful. But what makes her truly compelling is how her character evolves throughout the story. She’s one of the most complex and well written morally gray protagonists I’ve ever come across. A thousand years ago, Dianna sacrificed her life and humanity to save her sister. In doing so, she became bound to a monster, Kaden, who spared her sister’s life in exchange for Disnna’s freedom. Now, her latest mission is to track down an ancient relic: The Book of Azrael. Most believe it’s nothing more than a myth, but Kaden is convinced it exists. Her search, however, puts her directly in the path of Liam. Liam, better known as Samikel the World Ender, is a god, and his sworn enemies are Dianna’s people. Yet, as they find themselves forced to work together, he begins to realize she isn’t the embodiment of evil he always believed. I loved how the enemies-to-allies-to-lovers dynamic played out in this book! Dianna and Liam are complete opposites, yet they share so many unexpected similarities. And Liam… Liam is everything. He’s strong, yet haunted by the weight of his past, and his internal struggles make him such a compelling character. And don’t even get me started on the slow burn between them!! I need more fantasy books like this one ASAP! 🇮🇹: Salutate la mia nuova ossessione! Sono rimasta sveglia fino alle 2 di notte a leggere questo libro, e che cliffhanger!!! Devo iniziare subito il secondo libro! Devo ammettere che ho fatto un po’ di fatica nei primi capitoli (circa il 15% del libro), ma una volta superata quella parte, ne sono stata completamente rapita. Il world-building è complesso e ben descritto, le dinamiche tra i personaggi sono interessanti. Nel momento in cui viene introdotto l’MMC, tutto cambia. È fantastico, e la tensione tra lui e la FMC è puro fuoco! Parlando della FMC, Dianna è tutto ciò che amo in una protagonista. È forte, non si lascia mettere i piedi in testa, spietata e incredibilmente potente. Ma ciò che la rende davvero interessante è il modo in cui il suo personaggio si evolve nel corso della storia. È una delle protagoniste Morally Gray più complesse e ben scritte che abbia mai letto. Mille anni fa, Dianna ha sacrificato la sua vita e la sua umanità per salvare sua sorella. Così facendo, si è legata a un mostro, Kaden, che le ha imposto un prezzo molto alto: una vita al suo servizio in cambio di quella di sua sorella. Ora, mille anni dopo, la sua ultima missione è rintracciare un’antica reliquia: il Libro di Azrael. Per la maggior parte delle persone è solo una leggenda, ma Kaden è convinto che esista davvero. Le sue ricerche, però, la conducono dritta tra le braccia di Liam. Liam, meglio conosciuto come Samkiel il Distruttore di Mondi, è un dio, e i suoi nemici giurati sono proprio il popolo di Dianna. Eppure, quando si ritrovano costretti a lavorare fianco a fianco, lui inizia a rendersi conto che forse lei non è un mostro come tutti gli altri. Ho adorato il modo in cui è stato scritto il rapporto enemies-to-allies-to-lovers! Dianna e Liam sono l’uno l’opposto dell’altra, eppure condividono molte similitudini. E Liam… Liam è fantastico. È forte, ma allo stesso tempo tormentato dal peso del suo passato, e questo lo rende un personaggio incredibilmente affascinante. E non fatemi nemmeno iniziare sullo slow burn tra loro!! Ho assolutamente bisogno di leggere più fantasy come questo!

DIANNAAAAA is the Queen we all want to be. And Samkiel the man we want for ourselves. Ok, st least for me 😅 I absolutely devoured this book. The story wasn’t what gripped me, but the characters and their relationships. Mhhhhhh yes please give me more. Great development of their arcs too! Highly recommend this entire series

This applies for all 3 books that are out now. I read them all in one week and got addicted. Heard it will be seven and I can't wait to get my hold on No. 4 ASAP: I went into The Book of Azrael series with some hesitation because of mixed reviews, but I ended up completely hooked. I finished all three in just one week – I couldn’t stop turning the pages. This book has everything: an immersive plot, unforgettable characters, and a heroine who absolutely steals the show. Dianna is even more kick-ass than most fantasy heroines I’ve read – strong, clever, independent, and completely unwilling to be anyone’s damsel in distress. She fights her own battles and commands respect on every page. The male lead is a god/warrior, and utterly devoted, but what I loved most is that he never undermines Dianna’s power. Their bond is intense and layered, making the romance all the more gripping. The supporting cast shines as well – characters you grow to love, villains you love to hate. There are moments of laughter, heartbreak, and brutal, bloody battles that keep you glued to the story. Fair warning: the darker scenes and torture elements are graphic, so be sure to check the trigger warnings. The ending is epic, leaving me both satisfied and desperate for more. I truly hope this isn’t the last we see of Dianna and her world. My ratings: Plot: 5/5 Suspense: 5/5 Characters: 5/5 Spice: 5/5 If you’re looking for a dark fantasy with a heroine who’s as fierce as they come, The Book of Azrael is a must-read.