Lili Kazana

Betrayed by heaven, protected by hell. The devil and his hellhounds will do anything to keep their angel safe.Now a complete series!When archangel Gabriel manipulates Lili Kazana, severing her wings so she can be his spy in Hell, rescue comes in the most unlikely form: protective Cerny, sweet Russ, gruff Bernard, and the devil himself.Lili is hesitant to trust her rescuers, but with humanity at stake from a demon invasion and her angel ex-boyfriend on the warpath, Lili has no choice but to rely on Lucifer and the three shifters. It doesn't hurt that they're sexy as sin and want to take care of her. Every inch of her.Cast From Heaven is a medium burn paranormal romance set in Heaven, Hell, and Earth, with a damaged, innocent angel woman and the four demons devoted to her. Leigh Kelsey writes about psychos with questionable morals and addictions to shiny, stabby objects, but she's perfectly harmless, she swears. She can be found in Yorkshire, England listening to K-Pop, watching serial killer documentaries, and writing as much spicy paranormal romance as she possibly can in a day. (Where's that Time Turner when we need it…?)

Hell is her home. Heaven is her duty. But both are her birthright.Lili's magic should be impossible: a combination of angelic ice and infernal fire, it has the potential to save or damn every realm. Both Heaven and Hell see her as a saviour, but Lili's convinced they've got the wrong person. She's out of control with her angelic power, still not used to her demon magic, and worse, her father expects her to convince the heavenly council to abandon their war. The heavenly council that includes the ex-boyfriend who betrayed her and the two angels who helped him sever her wings.At least Lili isn't alone, with an old acquaintance determined to protect her and her fierce as hell best friend storming back into her life. But will they be enough to save Lili when she's faced with a secret that threatens to poison her relationship with her demons for good?Crowned By Hell is a medium burn romance, with a gentle but badass angel and the four demons-and one angel-devoted to her. This book is RH, which means Lili doesn't have to pick a favourite of her protectors - why choose when you can have all five? Leigh Kelsey writes about psychos with questionable morals and addictions to shiny, stabby objects, but she's perfectly harmless, she swears. She can be found in Yorkshire, England listening to K-Pop, watching serial killer documentaries, and writing as much spicy paranormal romance as she possibly can in a day. (Where's that Time Turner when we need it…?)

Heaven's victim, Hell's queen, and Olympus's worst nightmare. Lili doesn't know what her inferno power is capable of … but the gods are about to find out.Lili has been arrested for her father's murder, but the angel council who locked her up don't care if she's innocent or guilty - they want her power, whether she agrees to work for them or not. But the longer she's imprisoned, the more Lili suspects her evil ex Gabriel might not be the one pulling the strings, especially as her skills are in demand by Zeus, king of the gods.Her demons betrayed her, kept a secret the archangels used to break her, and Lili isn't sure she can ever forgive them. But with gods vying for her power and war unleashed on Heaven and Hell, she'll have to decide very quickly who her allies and her enemies are. If she and her men stand together, they might just save the world. If they're divided, Heaven, Hell, and Earth will fall.Called By Gods is a medium burn romance, with a broken but badass angel and the four demons-and one angel-devoted to her. This book is RH, which means Lili doesn't have to pick a favourite of her protectors - why choose when you can have all five? Leigh Kelsey writes about psychos with questionable morals and addictions to shiny, stabby objects, but she's perfectly harmless, she swears. She can be found in Yorkshire, England listening to K-Pop, watching serial killer documentaries, and writing as much spicy paranormal romance as she possibly can in a day. (Where's that Time Turner when we need it…?)