The Guardians of Light Series (el. knyga) (skaityta knyga) | knygos.lt

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Enter a universe where creation myths collide with cosmic rebellion, and only love can rekindle the light. In The Guardians of Light series, five legendary souls-gods reborn as angelic hosts-must rise against a false creator to restore harmony to the universe.

At the heart of it all are Incaendiel and Sophie, celestial warriors and twin flame souls torn apart by time and divine design. Together, they carry the power to redeem the fallen and rewrite fate. But their love is more than destiny-it's the spark that could reignite the heavens.
Their children-Luxina, Damian, and Xavier-bear the burden of prophecy as the next generation of The Shining Ones, godborn heirs caught between angelic bloodlines and powers no one understands. As the apocalypse looms, they must uncover ancient truths, survive celestial trials, and face monsters born of a god's corrupted will.

Alpha, the self-proclaimed god of creation, is no gracious god-he is the Demiurge, the architect of a false reality, the warden of the cosmos, and he will stop at nothing to maintain his illusion of order-shaping reality through fear and domination. He has created a universe where light is shackled and truth is buried and his consort who once stood at his side-known as Omega and later Lilith-wants nothing more than to dethrone him using any means as necessary. The Shining One's return threatens to unravel his design, awakening a power he believed long ago extinguished.

From the ruins of Atlantis to the Valley of the Shadow of Death, the Guardians of Light must gather allies-Nephilim, Fae, Werewolves, Vampires, and all Children of the Night as well as their angelic allies-in a last stand for cosmic freedom. This is not just a battle between good and evil. It's a war between truth and illusion, love and control, creation and rebirth.

For fans of Supernatural, The Mortal Instruments, Narnia, and Fallen, this mythic YA fantasy delves deep into Christian mysticism, cosmic memory, and the slow, painful beauty of becoming whole.