Fallen
An Urban Fantasy Novella
Author: Megan Slayer
Cover Art: Bryan Keller
BIN: 05479-01755
Genres: BDSM, Dark Fantasy, New Releases, Paranormal, Romance, Suspense, Urban Fantasy
Themes: 2nd Chance
Romance, Elves,
Dragons & Magical Creatures
Book Length: Novella
Page Count: 55
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He may be her salvation -- if she's willing to lose her
wings all over again.
Livia was cast out of heaven for the crime of falling in love with a human. So
what's a fallen angel to do when she meets the man of her dreams? Falling
certainly has its perks.
Ty didn't expect the angel at his party to be fallen or to
have a murky past. He also didn't expect her to end up in his arms. Now he's
not about to let the past stand in the way of their future.
EXCERPT:
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Lean muscle filled out Ty's tall frame. What would it feel
like to have his hands on her body? To run her fingers through his thick, dark
hair and listen to him murmur dirty things as they explored each other's bodies
-- what would it be like? A flash of bodies moving together and the look of
sheer lust in his blue eyes filled her mind. Oh, good God, it would be almost
heaven. Her pussy clenched and liquid heat coated her panties.
If he felt the heat, too. She couldn't hope to be so lucky
again. The run-in with Brett or whoever he was had served as a cold reminder of
what she'd fallen for and couldn't have.
Both men moved through the throng of people and disappeared.
She should stick around and find out if Ty was interested or if he was just
keeping an eye on his property. Not that she could blame him. Dumped beer could
be murder on a sound system. Not that her opinion mattered much. She was just a
partygoer like everyone else there. She folded her arms. Every moment she
waited, her conscience ate into her a little more. Waiting made her look weak.
It made her look needy. Was she needy?
Maybe. Damn.
No. She'd waited long enough. If he really wanted to talk to
her, he'd have come back. She turned and made her way to the apartment door and
rummaged through the pile of coats, looking for hers. Guys like Ty had women
chasing them in swarms. She'd been witness to that every time she walked out of
the Saunders Building. She wasn't going to follow him around like a damned
puppy. Coat in hand, she turned toward the door. She plowed into a scantily
clad tiger giggling with a cowboy.
"Watch it," the tiger snapped. "Nice wings,
though. Costume outlet, or did you get them online? I've been looking for some
just like them. I want a set. Michael, buy me some like that."
Livia rolled her eyes. The truth was much too involved.
Obscure always worked. "I don't remember."
The cowboy tipped his hat. "Wanna join in?" He
bobbed his brows, and his gaze went straight to her chest. "We're always
looking for more, and looking at those boobs, you'd be one hell of a
third."
"Michael! You said I was the only one," she
squealed. "No more thirds."
Michael shrugged. "Can't blame me for asking." He
turned his attention back to Livia. "You in?"
If they only knew what she'd done during her lifetime.
"I'm good. No thanks." Livia ducked her head and stepped out into the
hallway. She didn't look up until she hit the stairwell door.
Finally. Freedom.
Livia stopped on the landing and stared up at the sky
through the round stairwell window. Her heart ached. He was out there
somewhere. The one man to complete her. Was he still alive? Had she'd only
imagined his death? Or was she doomed to walk the Earth for the rest of
eternity, alone?
Tears burned at the corners of her eyes. It was foolish to
pine for the assumed dead, especially when they'd parted so badly. Still,
Isaiah held her heart and her life in his hands, just as he'd had for the last
couple thousand years.
Footsteps thumped behind her, but she didn't bother to look
up.
"Angel?"
1 comment:
Great plot, Megan. Love the title, too. Major congrats on Fallen's release! :)
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