Daughters of Saria

Why would a Black woman involve herself in a white family's civil war, and an angelic one at that? Volume 1 Book 1: Fate's Match Mated to an Englishman was not how the warrior Amina bint Mohammad expected to end her day. Michael Drake has no time for a mate in his war against fallen angel and demon king, Mephistopheles, especially one as stubborn as Amina. Yet mate they must if Fate is to walk the earth. Book 2: Fate's Kiss When it comes to Holland's League, all is not as it seems. Anne Willoughby takes pride in the brothel's exclusivity, and that it's a perfect sanctuary for witches. When an enemy threatens the brothel's existence, shapeshifter Anne turns to a man she can trust,"Demon" Gabriel Elstone, and a bargain is set. Volume 2 Book 3: Fate's Consort Analise Saria Willoughby's entire life has been shadowed by death. A telepathic shifter, she limits her romantic involvement to the devastatingly sexy telepath who invades her dreams nightly. It is safe and harmless, a convenient "lie" to keep other men at a distance. A horrific crime drives Analise from her San Francisco home to a desolate canyon in New Mexico. Deep inside the canyon, the mystery who she is unravels, and the more she learns about herself the more she questions whether she is Fate's pawn, or a deadly game's chess master? Book 4: Fate's Promise In one year, Analise Saria Willoughby discovers she is Fate; the angel Lucifer is her life mate; and, she is the only one who can bring a supernatural civil war to an end. Although the civil war continues to wreak havoc on humans and supernaturals alike, Analise and Lucifer enjoys a period of bliss. Until an injured shifter falls from the sky. Analise must unlock the woman's memories to decode the mystery of her past. What she uncovers is Fate's promise to a dead archangel – a promise that threatens to destroy all that Analise has fought for. Vol 1 is historical and vol 2 is contemporary. All FMCs are Black women.