One Earth. Three fallen angels. Each with a separate world.

Narcissism
Natalia is more beautiful than anyone could ever wish for. And she created a world where her citizens would see just that.
Respect her. Love her. Worship her.
But soon, her life of fancy gifts and endless compliments begins to fade.
As the rebels rise and threaten to overtake her.
What’ll happen to her perfect world now as she sees destruction looming around her?

Machiavellianism
Azazel always thought she had the perfect world. Servants who would literally do anything for her, and enough humans in her kingdom to satisfy her hunger for eternity.
And what better way to top it all off than with a consort?
Antonio Barem.
He’s everything to her… until he discovers her biggest secret.
And she’s forced to choose between him and her divine needs.

Psychopathy
All Raziel wants is love.
A chance to feel the most basic human need that she’s been cursed to never feel.
Until Angelus comes waltzing into her kingdom of Nirvana.
And he steals her heart.
ButAngelus isn’t who he claims to be, she soon finds out.
And if Raziel doesn’t find a way to uncover the truth, life in Nirvana can get a little…
Messy.

Really wanted to like this, but I just couldn’t get into it.
I DNF at 15% after my soul had slowly started to leech from my body.

The main character was annoying and made me want to launch my kobo through a wall due to the incessant page after page of self love attitude and ‘love me, only me’ babbling, ‘aren’t I beautiful’ tone.
Blah blah.
Like I get it, just shut up. I’ve never been so annoyed with a character in my life. I understand that was the intention of the author, because the character was supposed to be a vain narcissist, that had a stick up her own butt, but I just couldn’t deal with it any longer.
The world building was decent from what I could tell between the vanity ramblings page after page. I wish there had been more plot to entertain me instead of the over described fallen angels babbling. I enjoyed the other characters a little better, I could envision them as grovelling pathetic bottom feeders. Needy little souls craving her attention.
I honestly wish I’d liked this book more, because I thought it sounded great. The author definitely portrayed the characters well, so this is not a reflection on the writing itself. I just do not like such whiny self absorbed characters like that.