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Chasing the Darkness
A Fantasy Novel by Cassie Sanchez
Book 1 of the The Darkness Trilogy Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Dark Fantasy,
- Revenge,
- Assassins,
- Morally Gray Protagonist,
- Hidden Powers
This book is for you if you're into...
- Antiheroes wrestling with revenge and their own humanity
- Assassins forced to ally with sworn enemies
- Magic systems with dangerous, unpredictable side effects
Pain is inescapable. Suffering is a choice.
Azrael, the Angel of Death, knows pain. The deaths of his mother and sister, as well as his harsh experiences in the Watch Guard at age twelve, have brutally shaped him into the most feared assassin in all of Pandaren. Azrael's role as a Hunter requires him to search for those with magic, called Spectrals, which he is happy to do. Hunting allows him to pursue his true goal—exacting revenge on the Fire Spectral who altered the course of his life.
Azrael's obsession with revenge and power leads him to undergo an experimental procedure that gives him magic, but when this procedure has unexpected and dangerous side effects, he becomes a liability to the Hunters and the Watch Guard. Rescued by the people he has sworn to eliminate, Azrael finds himself questioning everything he once believed as years of secrets and lies are exposed. His very nature is challenged as he battles unfamiliar emotions and navigates relationships that contradict the heart of a killer.
Can the Angel of Death have a conscience? Can Azrael?
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