Jane Kindred’s The Fallen Queen nominated for

We’re so proud of Jane Kindred! The Fallen Queen, book one in The House of Arkhangel’sk trilogy, is a finalist in the DABWAHA tournament! This fun tourney is the brainchild of Sarah Wendell of Smart Bitches Trashy Books and Jane Litte of Dear Author. Sarah and Jane say , “If you love talking about books, you’ll love these two sites.” We agree, and are thrilled that they both love The Fallen Queen as much as we do!

Stay tuned for information on voting!

About The Fallen Queen

The House of Arkhangel’sk – Book One

Heaven can go to hell.

Until her cousin slaughtered the supernal family, Anazakia’s father ruled the Heavens, governing noble Host and Fallen peasants alike. Now Anazakia is the last grand duchess of the House of Arkhangel’sk, and all she wants is to stay alive.

Hunted by Seraph assassins, Anazakia flees Heaven with two Fallen thieves—fire demon Vasily and air demon Belphagor, each with their own nefarious agenda—who hide her in the world of Man. The line between vice and virtue soon blurs, and when Belphagor is imprisoned, the unexpected passion of Vasily warms her through the Russian winter.

Heaven seems a distant dream, but when Anazakia learns the truth behind the celestial coup, she will have to return to fight for the throne—even if it means saving the man who murdered everyone she loved.

Praise for The Fallen Queen

“Kindred’s tale is a romantic, mature, and lyrical collage of heaven, hell, and a magical royal legend. The combination is divinely–and demonically–inspired.”
~ Alethea Kontis, New York Times bestselling author of ENCHANTED

“Angels, demons, sex. Heaven, hell, war. Blood and royalty, history and magic, fire and ice. And a story you cannot put down. This is fantasy at its best.”
~ Stephen Graham Jones, author of IT CAME FROM DEL RIO

“Jane Kindred’s The House of Arkhangel’sk dazzles with its surreal blending of worlds. Lost angel Anazakia, last survivor of her murdered family, finds herself in the hands of demons with suspect motives, betrayed by her own kind, stranded in the world of Man—21st century St. Petersburg, Russia, to be exact. Weaving startling visuals with compelling characters, Kindred reveals parallels in the two worlds that are ‘neither haphazard chance nor calculated design.’ It’s a dizzying, vibrant read.”
~ Lynn Flewelling, author of The Bone Doll’s Twin and the ‘Nightrunner’ series