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Most anthropologists believe eons ago there were over fourteen species of human. They also believe only one of those species survived beyond the ice age. They are wrong. Three species of human have endured and now live in modern society. *Homo angelus* have wings. *Homo daemonis* have horns and a tail. *Homo sapiens* have no idea the other two exist. Sarah Connelly's job is to ensure it stays that way.Sarah is a half-daemon rookie agent for the international daemon and angel police force, SITO. She has been assigned to protect an orphaned, half-angel child, Kels. The child has been receiving attention from an extreme religious group, the Anakites, who are rumored to believe their divine cause is to cleanse the earth of all impure human species, meaning all non-angels.All hell breaks loose when an angel is caught stalking Kels. SITO arrests the angel, Aaron, who claims he was only watching over the child. Aaron warns Sarah that Kels is in serious danger from the Anakites and that only he knows how to protect the child. Sarah decides to trust Aaron, which means going against orders from her superiors at SITO. This puts her deep in Anakite territory without backup, a dangerous place t
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- Author
- Moore, Mary C.
- Publisher
- Mary C. Moore
- Published
- 2011
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780985686000
- Category
- work of fiction
- Subjects
- Fantasy, Fiction
- Rating
- 3.89 / 5 (12 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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