Tessa Gray travels to London to meet her brother, Nathaniel. Two women known as the Dark Sisters greet her upon arrival, promising they were sent by her brother. Instead of delivering her to Nate, they keep Tessa captive and teach her how to use her power to transform into other people—a power she never knew she had. The Dark Sisters plan on giving her to The Magister, leader of a secret organization called the Pandemonium Club, but are thwarted by a mysterious young man named Will.
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Determined but reluctant, Mischka Baran entered G2, armed only with a video of her missing cousin Pelinor. Mischka knew it was a dangerous place for humans, but she had to find Pell before she got herself in serious trouble with her wandering and thrill-seeking behavior. Convincing the bartender to watch the video gave Mischka her first real lead on Pell, and she began searching the bar for the owner, Brends Duranov, only to find him out in the alley, looking down on a horribly bloody crime scene. (more…)

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Beginning as its two predecessors in the moving Prometheus Project series did, Rebel introduces a new angel, Armand, and almost immediately places him in a dangerous situation with a seemingly impossible task. Striving to complete his mission and earn back his wings and place among the angels, Armand and his close friend, Baruch, are not pleased with their assignment: the assassination of presidential candidate Maximilian Blackstone. (more…)

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Ramiel, the archangel of Hope, has become jaded and hardened by his duties, providing hope to humans and his fellow angels when he has little or none himself. When he is given the honorable duty of siring the child who will be mankind’s salvation, he’s not at all prepared for how it changes not only his life but also his heart and soul, as well as Heaven, Hell, and Earth in between.
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Café Nowhere takes you on a journey through time over land and sea, through other dimensions with all manner of supernatural beings. Some good, some evil and others falling somewhere in between. This erotic collection of ten stories centers around the theme Gabriella Bradley established in her prologue “Motel Whenero:1952”. (more…)

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Melody traded her soul for a gorgeous face and body, but like most deals that send their makers to hell, this one came with a price: she has to steal the souls of humans in order to meet a trimonthly “quota.” But Melody isn’t really cut out for soul-sucking, and she is just about out of time when a chance arises for her to pick up a soul and get some revenge on the man who left her heartbroken in her last life.
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The Eyes of the Republic are everywhere. The exciting second book in the Fallen series reinforces this statement in its return visit to the world of 2100 where large cities and much of civilization have been destroyed. When the story opens, the naming of the new Oracle, a young woman with the gift of prophecy who serves as an advisor to the president of the Republic, is about to occur. The Citadel of the Daughters of the Light of the Republic presents a young woman from their ranks as the new Oracle, supposedly chosen for her demonstration of her gift. (more…)

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From its gripping opening scene of an angel having his wings removed to the action-packed finale, the first installment of the Fallen series introduces a grim yet fascinating world. In a totalitarian society reminiscent of Orwell and Huxley, the Republic keeps its citizens in check through an odd assortment of both technologically-advanced gadgets and practices rooted in the distant past. Most major cities have been destroyed by nuclear attacks, abandoned due to radiation exposure, and then rebuilt nearby. (more…)

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This was a fantastic story with an interesting twist: the demons that are the main players are actually quasi-good guys. Their entire purpose is to take the souls of evildoers to the underworld for their punishment upon their death. They can also help prevent the bad guys from taking out too many causalities by “helping” their death along. The demons that are “topside” are here to protect the innocent and help keep Heaven pure. One of these demons is Samael. While demons don’t have souls, they do tend to hate the burning pits of Hell as much as the next guy and take great pains to keep topside.
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Chance Godricson became an angel eight years ago after saving the life of Queisha Saint-Denis. He’s been her guardian angel ever since. He’s been so attentive that the archangels have taken notice—not a good thing. He can’t help it; Queisha captured his heart from the moment he met her. She’s smart, witty, a complete agoraphobia, and about to receive the jolt of a lifetime: the girls she gave birth to as a surrogate mother are coming home. (more…)

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