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04/09/2025
I want to become the biggest name in hip-hop—but I might have to end the world to do it.
Ever since I was fifteen, I’ve longed for stardom. But longing doesn’t pay the bills, and my mom’s dangerously close to giving me the boot.
So when I get a cold call from Crossroad Records offering me a recording contract, I jump at it—even though it’s most likely an MLM.
Well, it’s worse. Hella worse. The sexy-as-hell owner, Nina Rosales, and her husband, Leonardo, turn out to be demons and transform me into their Harbinger of Darkness who’ll end the world. Oops.
It only gets more complicated when angels start trying to off me before I can do it—and my best friend gets swept up into their agenda.
As I rocket to superstardom and learn to control humanity’s emotions and desires, Nina and Leonardo mold me into their perfect little world-ender—even as my personal life crumbles around me and the two of them steal my heart.
But that’s the price of fame, right?
A Rhapsody of Temptation and Ruin is a Black—in both senses of the word—comedy paranormal romance between a himbo rapper and the suspicious as hell demon couple who want to use him to take over the world—and in bed—complete at 105k words. This book contains M/F, M/M/F, and M/M scenes.
Book Length: 320-650 Pages
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