Good Angel, Bad End (Duology Complete)

Humans can choose who to be. Angels and demons don't have a choice.

A two-book story about the end of the world, and love, probably.

GOOD ANGEL

Newly born angel Iofiel wants to be good. At the magical university where angels and demons train for their futures, she meets a bullied demon named Archie- and tries to help. She only wants to be good, but this crossing of divine boundaries might just kickstart the end of days.

BAD END

The world is different now, and it is only getting worse. Iofiel is missing, and her actions have dire consequences. As her friends pick up the pieces, it becomes clear something is very, very wrong. And there's no way to stop it.

Good Angel, Bad End is a LGBT+ duology about angels, demons, identity, friendship, and silly things like the end of the world. It's a mix of genres, especially between the two parts, starting as slower fluff and descending into apocalyptic chaos. The first book is a coming of age for one angel, the second is a coming of age for the entire world.

Representation wise, there's a very wide berth of identities and an exploration of identity for very nonhuman entities, with a particular focus on questioning and aro/ace. Plus gender.

Content wise, it is appropriate for about age 15+. It doesn't fit cleanly as YA or NA, it just is what it is- there are strong scenes of violence and language, as well as alcohol and drug use, but it is overall not horrendously graphic.

Good Angel, Bad End is a labour of love. Indie authors struggle to find audiences. If you enjoy it, please leave a review on sites like GoodReads or amazon, or just tell other people. It's otherwise about impossible for anyone to even know these books exist. Thank you.