Three Angels and a Baby

In the heart of Paris, a unassuming restaurant shelters more than gourmet secrets—it's a sanctuary for the supernatural. When Anastasia, a human secretary, stumbles upon a stolen newborn targeted by forces beyond comprehension, she's thrust into a war older than sin itself. The child is no ordinary victim. Gadriel, a fallen angel with a vendetta against heaven, has orchestrated its theft to fulfill a profane prophecy: using the infant to reincarnate Christ and ignite the Apocalypse. His pawn, the delusional cult leader Valbert, will stop at nothing to see the world burn. To shield the baby—and humanity—from annihilation, Anastasia joins forces with: Zagan – A fallen angel whose obsession with coq au vin rivals his disdain for heaven. His divine power flares brightest when the soufflé is just right. Germain – A vampire -- and detective -- who prefers stakeouts to stakings. He'll sneer at your kindness but take a bullet for a crying stranger. Nour – An exorcist who fights demons with Python code and drone-delivered holy water. Her favorite sacrament? A well-timed firewall. From candlelit rituals in Paris's catacombs to blood-soaked clashes in its cobblestone alleys, this unlikely alliance must outwit angelic wrath and human fanaticism. But as ancient magic collides with modern tech, one question looms: Can damned souls rewrite divine doom—or will their fractured unity be the first casualty of Armageddon? For readers who crave: Urban fantasy where moral grayness meets sacred stakes Battles blending ritual chants and cyber warfare A fresh twist on apocalyptic tropes anchored by flawed, compelling heroes