Böcker av Ivana Skye

Te¿ena, a nonverbal weaver's apprentice and failed Theurgist, is still reeling from a breakup with the person ae expected to build a life with. So ae is hardly prepared for stumbling upon a cryogenically frozen Theurgist from thousands of years ago. Nam'ir has a secret that not even God can know: that Gods who are not God exist. And that she is one of these hidden Gods herself. That's why she froze herself. But now that she's awoken, it turns out that her secret still needs to be kept. Kjorel is a continent away from his childhood home, glad to start building a life without his ex, Te¿ena. The streets of Eden hold promise for him... promise such as a beautiful boy named Yenatru. But Yenatru comes with friends, including the fallen angel Lucifer themself, who knew Nam'ir long ago, and soon hears news of her revival. It may be that the very complexity Kjorel broke up with Te¿ena to avoid will follow him anyway. And it may be that the secret Nam'ir keeps so desperately is exactly what Te¿ena needs to hear. THE LIVES THAT ARGUE FOR US is the third and final book in Ivana Skye's ¿ehhinah trilogy, an Abrahamic fantasy series where everyone's personal life is of cosmic importance-if they aren't too distracted by essay deadlines or coffee.

Manifesting one's soul is the ultimate goal of many Theurgists. The only problem is, manifesting your soul means other people can see it. Celyet left her home and everything she knows behind after her manifestation was desecrated. ¿shva has been hiding their manifestation for years ever since it nearly killed their friend. And Yair¿n doesn't believe she can manifest at all, convinced that her soul itself is worthless. When these three broken people's lives collide at a coffee shop owned by none other than the angel Jibril, it might just be that they can help each other. If they don't give themselves frostbite first. And it might just be that Jibril has advice they need to hear. Ideas unheard of among angels or humans. Ideas about the full extent of what a soul can be. Ideas even God isn't aware of. THE BIRDS THAT FLY AT DUSK is the second book in Ivana Skye's ¿ehhinah trilogy, an Abrahamic fantasy series where everyone's personal life is of cosmic importance-if they aren't too distracted by essay deadlines or coffee.

El¿ya thought she shared everything with her best friend-until Tamar ran away to see the true form of God. And decided that she didn't owe El¿ya an explanation.Yenatru thought he had two friends-until, with only one left, it turned out he wasn't as close to El¿ya as he thought.El¿ya's resorted to putting her all into her college ethics class, but it isn't giving her the answers she needs.And nothing seems to tell Yenatru the right words to say, for any situation. He can't even manage to tell El¿ya that he's been delving into some deep magic on his own. No one knows that he's creating things with the power of his soul-except the woman he meets in the library.And she calls herself Lucifer.But Yenatru's new friend can't stay a secret forever. El¿ya has something she wants so badly that she would do anything for it-anything at all. And it's Lucifer herself who might just be able to offer a deal.If you thought you knew what a book about God, angels, demon college roommates, and motorbiking to Eden would be like, think again.THE STARS THAT RISE AT DAWN is the first book in Ivana Skye's ¿ehhinah trilogy, an Abrahamic fantasy series where everyone's personal life is of cosmic importance-if they aren't too distracted by essay deadlines or coffee.

Creating a manifestation of one's soul is the ultimate goal of many humans and demons in the world of Sehhinah. The only problem is, manifesting your soul means other people can see it. Celyet left her home and everything she knows behind after her manifestation was desecrated. Ēshva has been hiding their manifestation for years ever since it nearly killed their friend. And Yairēn doesn't believe she can manifest at all, convinced that her soul itself is worthless. When these three broken people's lives collide at a coffee shop owned by none other than the angel Jibril, it might just be that they can help each other. If they don't give themselves frostbite first. And it might just be that Jibril has advice they need to hear. Ideas unheard of among angels or humans. Ideas about the full extent of what a soul can be. Ideas even God isn't aware of. THE BIRDS THAT FLY AT DUSK is the second book in Ivana Skye's Sehhinah trilogy, an Abrahamic fantasy series where everyone's personal life is of cosmic importance.

Teśena, a nonverbal weaver's apprentice and failed Theurgist, is still reeling from a breakup with the person ae expected to build a life with. So ae is hardly prepared for stumbling upon a cryogenically frozen Theurgist from thousands of years ago. Nam'ir has a secret that not even God can know: that Gods who are not God exist. And that she is one of these hidden Gods herself. That's why she froze herself. But now that she's awoken, it turns out that her secret still needs to be kept. Kjorel is a continent away from his childhood home, glad to start building a life without his ex, Teśena. The streets of Eden hold promise for him... promise such as a beautiful boy named Yenatru. But Yenatru comes with friends, including the fallen angel Lucifer themself, who knew Nam'ir long ago, and soon hears news of her revival. It may be that the very complexity Kjorel broke up with Teśena to avoid will follow him anyway. And it may be that the secret Nam'ir keeps so desperately is exactly what Teśena needs to hear. THE LIVES THAT ARGUE FOR US is the third and final book in Ivana Skye's Sehhinah trilogy, an Abrahamic fantasy series where everyone's personal life is of cosmic importance-if they aren't too distracted by essay deadlines or coffee. **This book is a massively, massively altered version of a book first released in May 2018**

There are seven Seas, and Theia will cross them all.  There is the Darkness beyond the Seventh Sea, and Theia will reach it.But, in the Second Land, there is also Tellus.  And soon Tellus is not only offering her skills as a guide to Theia, but following her out of her city … and kissing her.Now this journey belongs to both of them.  And they will cross the Seas together, and gain more than they’d even expected. THE SIZE OF THE WORLD is a standalone poetic FF novella by Ivana Skye.  Fall in love with it today!

El─½ya thought she shared everything with her best friend—until Tamar ran away to see the true form of God.  And decided that she didn’t owe El─½ya an explanation.Yenatru thought he had two friends—until, with only one left, it turned out he wasn’t as close to El─½ya as he thought.El─½ya’s resorted to putting her all into her college ethics class, but it isn’t giving her the answers she needs.And nothing seems to tell Yenatru the right words to say, for any situation. He can’t even manage to tell El─½ya that he's been delving into some deep magic on his own. No one knows that he's creating things with the power of his soul—except the woman he meets in the library. And she calls herself Lucifer.But Yenatru's new friend can't stay a secret forever. El─½ya has something she wants so badly that she would do anything for it—anything at all. And it's Lucifer herself who might just be able to offer a deal.If you thought you knew what a book about God, angels, demon college roommates, and motorbiking to Eden would be like, think again.THE STARS THAT RISE AT DAWN is the first book in Ivana Skye’s Šehhinah trilogy, an Abrahamic fantasy series where everyone’s personal life is of cosmic importance—if they aren’t too distracted by essay deadlines or coffee.