Divinity World Series
by Michelle M. Pillow

What is the Divinity Worlds series about?

One Corporation, two portals, two very different planes. Divinity Worlds follows the workers, analysts, and unsuspecting humans pulled across dimensions by the Divinity Corporation and waking up in parallel realities as the fated brides of men they were never meant to meet. Two connected sub-series share the Corporation worldbuilding but take very different rides. Divinity Warriors goes to a medieval Starian war-plane where alpha warriors trade for human brides through an ancient bidding contract. Divinity Healers goes to a sterile medical plane in the middle of a pandemic, where the heroines are pulled into the crisis alongside the Starian doctors fighting to hold the system together. Sci-fi parallel-dimension romance with fated mates, captive heroines, alpha warriors, pandemic-stakes worldbuilding, and corporate dimensional intrigue.

What’s the reading order?

Best read by sub-series. Start with Lilith Enraptured for the Divinity Warriors arc (Lilith Enraptured, Fighting Lady Jayne, Keeping Paige, Taking Karre). Then continue with Ariella’s Keeper for the Divinity Healers arc (Ariella’s Keeper, Seducing Cecilia, Linnea’s Arrangement). Each book delivers a complete happily ever after, but the Corporation worldbuilding and the recurring elements across both planes pay off most when read in order across both sub-series.

Is Divinity Worlds complete or ongoing?

Complete. Seven books across two sub-series, all published, no cliffhangers, every couple fully resolved.

What’s the heat level?

Spicy. Open-door love scenes between alpha Starian heroes and the women the Corporation dropped into their dimensions. Heat dialed up across both sub-series.

Who is the audiobook narrator?

Rebecca Cook narrates all seven Divinity Worlds books across both sub-series. Over the last several years she has worked on more than 20 feature films, multiple commercial productions, and all 5 seasons of SyFy Channel’s Z Nation, and she also directs award-winning short films through her own company, Thundering Kitten Productions.

Where can I find Divinity Worlds?

Available wide at Amazon, Apple, Kobo, Nook, Google Play, Bookshop, the Michelle Pillow Bookstore, Walmart, Indigo, Storytel, Audible, and libraries. Ask your local library for ebook and audio access.

How are Divinity Warriors and Divinity Healers connected?

Both sub-series share the Divinity Corporation, but they are not the same ride. Divinity Warriors (Books 1-4) sends the heroines to a medieval Starian war-plane where alpha warriors bid for brides through an ancient contract. Divinity Healers (Books 5-7) sends them to a sterile medical plane caught in a pandemic, where the heroines and the Starian doctors collide while trying to hold the system together. Different portals, different reasons, same Corporation. Read either sub-series first or read in publication order for the most layered worldbuilding payoff.

What tropes does Divinity Worlds include?

Sci-fi parallel-dimension romance, Corporation-portal worldbuilding, fated mates, captive heroines, forced proximity, alpha Starian warrior heroes, medieval war-plane bidding contract, sterile medical plane in pandemic crisis, Starian doctor heroes, accidental brides, corporate dimensional intrigue, and two connected sub-series under one universe.