One woman. Many realms. One deliberate choice to remain gentle.

When the aftermath of a celestial war fractures reality, the boundaries between Heaven, Earth, Hell, and Olympus begin to blur. At the quiet centre of that pressure stands Grace — a human, angel, fey woman whose white light heals rather than conquers — and Michael, an Archangel trained to command who must learn restraint instead of dominance.

This is a multiverse slow urn romantasy where gods observe more than they interfere: where Zeus watches from Olympus with a cluster of grapes and an unexpected fondness for a fey healer; where the ancient wisdom of Allah and Buddha anchors spirit rather than rule; and where Apollo and Aphrodite navigate love, myth, and power without certainty.

But Lady Archangel Fey is not a series about victory or prophecy.

It is a story about aftermath.
About the boundaries required to protect the living.
About consent — and the cost of truly seeing another being without turning them into myth, leverage, or solution.

From the precise etiquette of Hell’s predators to the quiet persistence of healing light, Australian novelist Tess Taylor delivers a slow‑burn romantasy where power is not measured by the lightning you wield, but by the gentleness you choose to keep.

Let's Talk Characters

One of the things I love most about writing the Lady Archangel Fey series is hearing which characters you connect with. In a multiverse of Heaven, Earth, Purgatory, Hell and white light, everyone finds their own anchor. 

I want to know who yours is?

The Big Choice. 

Choose only one.

• The one you trust most in a crisis

• The one who surprises you every time

• The one you’d least want angry

• The one who makes the worst decisions (lovingly)

• The one people misunderstand the most

To help you choose, here is how I see our main players, see their video's below:

💫 Team Grace: For those who value the strength it takes to be gentle. Grace is for the readers who know that boundaries are a form of power.

✨ Team Michael: For the fans of restraint. Michael isn't about the spectacle of power; he’s about the choice to wait and the discipline of love.

⛓️ Team Marcus: For the most heart in the shadows.Marcus is about the most important work is done in the dark. 

⚡️Team Zeus: Power doesn’t always look like lightning and thunder. Sometimes, it looks like a cluster of grapes and a well-timed eye-roll. 

💚 Team Grandparents: The anchors. They prove that care and memory are just as vital as any celestial weapon.

👀 Team Martin: For those who see the complexity in the secondary characters and the cost of the choices they made.

Who is it for you—and why? Defend your answer in the comments! I’ll be hopping in to share my thoughts, too.