This novel was written to be a testament to the resilience of love, which defied the boundaries of Heaven and earth. Their romance story was forbidden in ancient times.

Samael was the Great Prince in Heaven. The ruler of Mars fell for a creature in the Blissful Garden. She was not for him to touch, as she was created as a mate for a man of her kind.

Lilith broke the Divine boundaries. The night creature became one of the sinners, while it remained Samael's Duty to punish them. She grew her black wings, leaving both the Bliss and the Great Prince.

She was untouchable in the time of origin. Now he needed to keep his distance further from her to keep her safe. While separated, their love endured. In his solitude, he found inspiration in the memory of her. As a blacksmith, he crafted beautiful pieces of metalwork. It ignited the flame within the Angel's heart to build an entire home for her.

Their unbreakable bond fuelled his unwavering quest to find her again. Not to punish her, but to provide for her. The self-reliant creature of the night refused to bow to any man. Yet she knelt to no one except the Angel of Death himself.

As the tale was being retold, the author and publisher extended our gratitude to the male colleagues and acquaintances for providing valuable insights. It was they who made it possible for us to write a narrative from a masculine point of view. The first and second editions of this book were intentionally published during Men's Mental Health Month.

Trim Size: 5x8 inches.
Cover: Paperback with perfect binding.
Paper: 418 pages of cream paper.
Printed and distributed by Pothi, India.