phenomen a book

Novaria''''s criminals call him the Angel of Death. The truth is far more terrifying. Angelo Ashworth never walks alone. Red—chaos taking human form—and Blue—cold logic given flesh—share his fractured existence. Three bodies, three minds, one divided soul—An impossible condition that shatters their power, leaving each fragment fighting with only scraps of their true potential. As Novaria''''s deadliest enforcer, Angelo walks a razor''''s edge between justice and bloodshed. Red craves the violence. Blue calculates the odds. And Angelo? He''''s losing control. When a forgotten case pulls Angelo into the shadows of his own past, an unsettling truth emerges—his divided nature never meant to exist. Someone is responsible for it. Someone who will kill to keep their secrets. Now the divided Guardian must confront the darkness within each of his fractured selves before it consumes them all, even as hidden forces close in. Because the most haunting question isn''''t who divided the Guardian—it''''s whether the pieces were ever meant to fit together at all. What to Expect: + Slow burn + Anime-inspired (cinematic fight scenes) + Unique MC(s) + Character-driven + Moral complexity + Rich worldbuilding + Bigger stakes every volume Alright, real talk - this isn’t the kind of story that throws nonstop action at you just to look cool. I like to let things build. Give characters room to breathe, let the tension simmer before it explodes. So yeah, the pacing starts off measured. But when things pop off? They really pop off. And each volume raises the bar higher than the last. No filler here. Every scene moves something forward - the plot, the characters, the world. Even the quiet moments matter. And here’s a little heads-up: details that seem small or random? Might not be. Sometimes a single line, even a single word, carries weight you won’t see until much later. So settle in and enjoy the calm while it lasts. Because in Angelo’s world? Peace is just the silence before the storm. Chapters published on Sundays and Wednesdays