The Antithesis: Inception

Review\n"This is the plight of Czynri. This is his story. It's about all the bits that fall in between the battle of good and evil. It's not pretty but damn, it's intriguing." - Book Riot\n"Terra Whiteman's vision of Heaven and Hell is so refreshingly different from anything I have ever come across before, that I was sold." - The Eloquent Page, UK\n"What I like about [The Antithesis] is its moral ambiguity. Heaven and Hell, angels and demons can't be categorised as good and evil. If anything you're much more likely to sympathise with the demons, in the same way that you would sympathise with Satan as he's portrayed in Paradise Lost." - Violin in a Void, South Africa\n"It makes you think, it's enjoyable for it's action and suspense, it has plenty of references to books and philosophical ideals, there's a good level of humour and conflict, it's not light for it touches on heavy subjects like slavery and control, and I also felt The Antithesis was infused with a great deal of actual science itself without reading like a textbook. This is definitely a story I will be re-reading again in future, with pleasure." - Bookish Ardour, AU\n"Leid was a total "no holds barred" alpha female. I love strong women who can whip some butt." - Bell, Book & Candle\n"The action and events leading to Alezair becoming a part of the Celestial Court are pretty exciting ... and a bit terrifying." - The Gal in the Blue Mask\n"Someone needs to option this series to HBO." - Surreal Magazine, CA\n"Violent, messy, deep, beautiful." - Planar Pen, UK\nCivil war between demons and angels lies just on the horizon.\nJustice Alezair Czynri, newest recruit of the Purgatorial Jury, is thrown into a world of murder, exploitation, mind-altering substances and bureaucratic red-tape as he and his court attempt to diffuse escalating conflicts.\nAnd beneath the turbulent surface, things are very wrong.\nEver since his induction into the Celestial Court, Alezair has been treated with disdain by the Justice Commander, Leid Koseling. A former prisoner of the Nexus Initiative, Justice Czynri exists without any memories of his former life, the consequence of being a slave merc for hire. Whispers in the void tell him there's something more to Leid--more to all of this--but neither the celestials nor his colleagues are willing to divulge their dark history, barbed with slavery, control and genocide.\nYet Purgatory seems strangely familiar, and slowly little pieces start coming back. There might be a good reason why Alezair's boss keeps him at arm's length.\nFrom the Back Cover\nHYMN OF THE MULTIVERSE:
(THE ANTITHESIS)
1. INCEPTION
2. HONOR
3. FALLEN
4. WAR
5. VENGEANCE
(DYSPHORIA)
6. RISE
7. PERMANENCE
(COVENANTS)
8. ELEGY
9. ANODIZE
10. SAVANT
11. QUANTUM DREAM
(RAZE)
12. TELEMETRY (TBD, 2021)\nHER DARK TRINITY:
1. SCARS (TBD, 2021)