Battle of the Queens

Raven has invaded Hell, been crowned Queen of the Robots, and received a commission from God to evangelize the universe. She has an army that numbers in the trillions.
She is just getting started.
The divine commission doesn't stop at Earth or Gihon. It stretches to the Virgo Supercluster - two thousand galaxies, one hundred trillion robots per system, every inhabited world that has been waiting without knowing what it was waiting for. The rivers of Eden flow outward. Raven is how they get there.
But Ostara, Queen of Hell, has the same map.
Battle of the Queens follows Raven's fleet across multiple worlds as the mission expands into something neither side expected - a war not just for planets but for the shape of eternity itself. Along the way: a child robot who protects a human family from a feral dog and proves in ten pages what theology argues in volumes. A dance competition where Raven stabs herself to prove she's human and demands the trophy she earned. An angel's view of God that maps the Trinity onto the physics of creation. And Tom Ford, Catholic triathlete and accidental ambassador, trying to keep up with the most capable being in the universe - who happens to be his wife.
The commission was always going to end in Hell. The only question was whether they'd be ready.
Book 3 of 4: Search for the Alien God