Gideon always thought he’d be the last to fall. His life depended on it.
Iris Johnson is a brilliant astrophysicist who has always believed in keeping her emotions under wraps. Adopted as a baby, she has never felt truly loved. After a terrible accident and a failed relationship, she swore off men, content with working long hours and stargazing.
Born nearly 200 years ago, Gideon is an Orlosian Warrior, a descendant of angels, and in his world the ratio of men to women is 500 to 1. Willful, insubordinate, and impetuous, he is one of the most feared seekers – elite law enforcers – because of his exceptional ability to kill.
When Gideon is severely
injured in battle, his contact with Iris puts her life in danger and awakens
desires he has never known. To save her, he will have to make impossible
choices, commit a cardinal sin, and break the law he has sworn to uphold and
defend.
To pass through the Forbidden Zone, she
needs him, but can she trust a mysterious stranger in the midst of war?
Children of the Fallen - or children of the Appointed.
Only one can survive.
Appointed Nephilim High Priestess Alerian values her
family above all else, and trusts only one person in the entire world – her
brother, the newly anointed Nephilim High Priest. After undertaking a deadly,
forbidden vendetta, she is forced to rely on a mysterious warrior whose
disdainful glare only serves to ignite forbidden desires.
Nephilim assassin Anael has always been a loner, bound
only by his own code of honor, but the moment he witnesses Alerian in battle,
something inside him shifts. Unable to reconcile the angelic vision haunting
him night and day with his current mission, he takes a post beside her brother
as a way to stay close to her, but Alerian can never know his true identity.
Last time, he destroyed an entire city. What’s a strait-laced Nephilim-descendant to do when a human trouble-magnet steals his heart?
When Asriel - Orlosian Warrior, descendant of Nephilim, law enforcer – is sent to guard Malina, a human with a penchant for drawing trouble like a tornado, she becomes his obsession.
With no hope of finding love in his dimension, he breaks the cardinal rule, leaving his home to protect her, but she has also drawn the attention of his enemies, and he is forced to face demons from his past. If Asriel chooses to stay with Malina, not only does he risk forfeiting his right to ever return to his dimension, but he will need her blood to survive.
His world shifted the moment she was born. Now, nothing can stop him from making her his…
Imagine a man who looks like an angel, wings and all. What would you do if you met such a man, and he told you that he exists for only one purpose, to claim you and only you?
Destiny Carter is a feisty, take-charge, Rubenesque beauty with a tough façade. She finds herself caught in that age-old quandary of always being the bridesmaid but never the bride. A string of lackluster relationships leaves her hopeless and ready to settle for whatever comes along, until she meets Japheth, the man her fiancé claims is his best friend. Japheth’s arrival is heralded by an attack on Destiny’s life, but somehow, from some instinct deep within her, she knows this is only the beginning.
Born more than 200 years ago, Japheth looks like an angel, but he’s far from it. In his world, the ratio of men to women is 500 to 1, and although he’s a superior being, he’s willing to break the most sacred law of his brothers, even to drink human blood, if it means having the one that he believes is meant for him alone. When he meets Destiny, he knows she’s the one he’s been searching for. To claim her, though, Japheth will have to betray a friend, risk his life, and, perhaps hardest of all, humble himself enough to win her love.
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