Breaking ex-girlfriends from jail, uncovering the mysteries of an influx of magical demons, rescuing orphans from car crashes . . . just another day in the magical life of a Singaporean Sentinel.Harper and Tia - enemies turned lovers - have been tasked with protecting Singapore with their powerful descendant magic. But when an outpouring of reality-shifting demons across the city raises questions about the people they trust, and the government starts imposing limits on their powers, can love save them when the very fabric of reality is on the line?
Camille Chong is a Singapore-raised writer of queer Asian stories. When not reading and writing fantasy rom-coms, she's watching B-grade movies, making a mess of her kitchen or battling demons at her local bouldering wall. Her debut novel is a love letter to Asian daughters and fans of punchy rom-coms and secret identity shenanigans (go Miraculous Ladybug!). She works on her novels while pursuing a degree in Law at University College London. Love, Gods and Sinners is her debut novel.
Propelled by chaotic, complex characters, sapphic yearning, and cinematic worldbuilding-Love, Gods and Sinners has it all. Should they kiss, or should they kill? This exhilarating debut doesn't make you choose.
Breaking ex-girlfriends from jail, uncovering the mysteries of an influx of magical demons, rescuing orphans from car crashes . . . just another day in the magical life of a Singaporean Sentinel.Harper and Tia - enemies turned lovers - have been tasked with protecting Singapore with their powerful descendant magic. But when an outpouring of reality-shifting demons across the city raises questions about the people they trust, and the government starts imposing limits on their powers, can love save them when the very fabric of reality is on the line?
Camille Chong is a Singapore-raised writer of queer Asian stories. When not reading and writing fantasy rom-coms, she's watching B-grade movies, making a mess of her kitchen or battling demons at her local bouldering wall. Her debut novel is a love letter to Asian daughters and fans of punchy rom-coms and secret identity shenanigans (go Miraculous Ladybug!). She works on her novels while pursuing a degree in Law at University College London. Love, Gods and Sinners is her debut novel.
Propelled by chaotic, complex characters, sapphic yearning, and cinematic worldbuilding-Love, Gods and Sinners has it all. Should they kiss, or should they kill? This exhilarating debut doesn't make you choose.