The God Key
The God Key by Simone King is a standalone LGBTQ fantasy novel published by Simone King on October 13, 2022. This 400-page book explores the complex relationship between Gabriel, a telepath dedicated to saving the world, and Isaac, a magnifier who enhances the powers of others. Their bond is tested when Isaac fakes his death, leaving Gabriel to navigate a world where a villain is manifesting everyone’s worst fears, ultimately leading him to discover that Isaac is still alive.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of love, sacrifice, and the struggle between personal desires and the greater good. As Gabriel confronts his feelings for Isaac and the secrets that have emerged, the story intertwines elements of urban fantasy and superhero dynamics. With a focus on mutual pining and the darker aspects of their powers, The God Key presents a unique take on the superhero genre, appealing to those interested in LGBTQ representation and fantastical storytelling.
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You have the power to make everyone in the world a good person. All it costs is the love of your life. Which do you choose?
At university they were best friends and boyfriends – Gabriel, a charming telepath obsessed with saving the world; Isaac, a lonely magnifier who quadruples the superpowers of anyone he touches.
It’s happily ever after until Isaac fakes his death.
Five years later, a villain is bringing everyone’s worst nightmares to life and Gabriel learns that Isaac is still alive. Isaac, who he never stopped loving. Isaac, with his secrets and strange connection with their dreamweaver enemy. Isaac, who might yet be the key to everything that Gabriel ever wanted…
Whether he wants to be or not.
THE GOD KEY is a standalone LGBTQ fantasy novel – perfect for anyone who wants their superpowers with a dash of darkness and a side-serving of mutual pining.
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