Publisher's Synopsis
In the world of The Angels' Humanhood, celestial beings once held dominion over both Heaven and Earth, their wings gracing the skies and their power shaping the world below. However, something has changed. A mysterious and ancient curse has stripped the angels of their divine forms, forcing them to live as humans. Stripped of their immortality, their once-unfathomable strength, and their ethereal beauty, they now walk among mortals, vulnerable and unrecognizable as the celestial beings they once were.
The story follows Seraphiel, a former Archangel, now living as a human in a bustling city where supernatural forces still lurk in the shadows. Once the angel of justice, Seraphiel was known for their unwavering righteousness, wielding the power of divine retribution with a mighty sword. But with the curse that has been placed upon them, they now live as a mortal with little memory of their former glory, their once-unbreakable spirit dulled by human limitations. The curse has left the angels scattered across the world, each one struggling with their new, fragile existence.
For Seraphiel, the transition to humanity has been nothing short of traumatic. Their wings are gone, their celestial powers muted, and their connection to the divine severed. Haunted by the feeling that they are no longer who they once were, they must navigate the complexities of human life, a life full of emotions they've never known-joy, sorrow, pain, love, and loss. But deep inside, they know that their curse was not a random act. Someone-or something-has deliberately sought to bring the angels down from their heavenly throne, and the time has come for them to reclaim their place.
As Seraphiel struggles to make sense of their new reality, they encounter Elysia, a human woman with a strange connection to the celestial world. Elysia is different-she is inexplicably drawn to Seraphiel, sensing that there is something ancient and powerful beneath their human facade. As the two grow closer, Elysia reveals that she, too, has a hidden past-one that is tied to the same curse that has shattered the angels' once-pristine existence. She knows that the angels' fall from grace is no accident and that an unknown enemy is working to undo the celestial order, placing both Heaven and Earth at risk.
As Seraphiel and Elysia delve deeper into the mystery of the curse, they learn that other angels, too, have been scattered across the world, each experiencing their own struggles with their newfound humanity. Some have embraced their mortal lives, choosing to live quietly and never reveal their celestial origins. Others, however, are struggling to reconcile their old selves with their new forms, growing angry and bitter, and seeking to reclaim their lost power-no matter the cost.
The narrative explores themes of identity, redemption, and the consequences of power. As Seraphiel begins to uncover the secrets behind the curse, they are forced to confront not only the shadows that threaten the world but the darkness within themselves. For despite the grandeur of their celestial past, the angels' humanhood has revealed a raw and vulnerable side to their once-immaculate beings. Their weaknesses, their fears, their regrets-these are the things that will ultimately determine whether they can rise again or if the world will fall into ruin.
The angels must decide whether to return to their former state and risk their immortality or embrace their humanhood, finding power in vulnerability and the lessons of their earthly experiences. But the enemy that cursed them is drawing closer, and time is running out.
