George Brown

George Brown

1 bookFantasyParanormalUrban Fantasy

George Brown is an avid storyteller with a lifelong passion for mythology and the supernatural. Drawing inspiration from the rugged landscapes of the Pacific Northwest and the timeless tales of ancient Greece, he crafts high-stakes adventures that explore the gray areas of heroism. When he isn’t building worlds or dreaming up celestial battles, George enjoys restoring vintage motorcycles and exploring hidden trails with his golden huskey-sheapered mix. Don’t Call Me Angel is his latest foray into the world of urban fantasy. He lives in Alaska, where the moody skies provide the perfect backdrop for his next epic tale.

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Don’t Call Me Angel

Don’t Call Me Angel

Between a divine heritage he hates and a world he must save from gods

  • Fantasy
  • Paranormal

The Olympian gods didn’t just return; they conquered. Led by Zeus and Ares, ancient deities have turned modern cities into ruins and humanity into cattle. Kevin Miller is a Nephilim, a half-breed hiding from a destiny he never wanted. For ten years, the Alaskan wilderness was his sanctuary—a place to bury his angelic powers and forget the blood on his hands. But when Ares’s scouts incinerate his home and kidnap his mother, the time for hiding is over. To rescue her, Kevin must venture into the heart of New Olympus, a transformed New York City teeming with mythological monsters. Alongside Lyris, a defiant fallen handmaiden, Kevin leads a desperate human resistance against the heavens. But his greatest enemy isn't a god—it's the celestial power surging within him. Caught between his loathing for his angelic blood and the realization that only a monster can kill a god, Kevin faces a choice: remain a broken man or become the savior the world calls an angel. In a war where the stakes are the very soul of the human race, one man must stop running from his heritage to reclaim the future.