Liora Morgrave

I started writing because I was always searching for answers that history, mythology, and theology never seemed to fully provide. As a child, I was drawn to the stories hidden beneath the stories—the myths that survived for thousands of years, the legends whispered around ancient ruins, and the questions people have wrestled with since the beginning of time. Why do we fall? Can we be redeemed? What is worth sacrificing everything for? The more I read, the more I realized that fiction allows us to explore those questions in ways facts alone cannot. Writing became a way to wander through those mysteries. It allowed me to imagine conversations between angels and demons, heroes and villains, saints and sinners, and to explore the fragile space where darkness and light meet. In many ways, I don't think I chose writing. I think the stories found me first. I simply followed them into the shadows and kept asking questions.

My Guardian Dear is a dark fantasy about love, temptation, and the choices that define us. At its heart is Samantha Brandt, a woman whose faith has always been her anchor, and Damon, a fallen angel who has spent centuries believing he is beyond redemption. Their worlds should never collide, yet from the moment they do, both are forced to confront truths they'd rather avoid. As ancient forces move behind the scenes, Samantha finds herself caught in a conflict far older than humanity itself—a war between Heaven and Hell where loyalty is tested, destinies are rewritten, and every choice comes with a price. But beneath the supernatural elements, My Guardian Dear asks a deeply human question: Can love transform us, or does it simply reveal who we truly are? Readers can expect forbidden attraction, celestial intrigue, dangerous bargains, spiritual warfare, and characters who exist in the gray spaces between good and evil. It's a story for anyone who has ever been fascinated by redemption, captivated by morally complex characters, or wondered whether even the most broken soul can find a way back to the light. After all, the most dangerous demons are not always the ones who want to destroy us. Sometimes they're the ones willing to burn the world to save us.