Fallen Demon

After centuries of life on earth, things are heating up for the Fallen Angels. A group of humans has stumbled upon their existence and a Rogue fallen angel is using their fear to his advantage. The first piece of his plan is going into effect: in the picturesque locale of the Black Forest, Germany.

Samael the Seraph has made a home for himself in Germany. For the most part, it has been a calm life, with only a few painful difficulties over the years. But now tourists are missing and turning up dead. Sam and his group of fallen angels can’t figure out who is behind these heinous crimes, but they know for sure that this is not a human murderer.

Paige and her sister Victoria are visiting Germany from England. Victoria vanishes just as Paige meets Sam, saving his life. She insists on helping Sam and his friends find Victoria and Sam decides the only way to keep Paige out of trouble is keep her by his side. As they close in on the murderer, the danger to Paige reaches sickening heights, and Sam isn’t sure he can keep her safe. Not with the evil the Rogue intends to unleash upon the world…

Reader Alert: While ultimately a love story, Fallen Demon deals with dark subject matter in the form of murder, violence, and an in general take over the world bad guy. Though all the heroes are fallen angels, the book does not in any way put forth any religious themes or overtures. It will, however, make you want to meet one of these dark angels and save him...any way you can...


To My Readers: With The Wealth Of Paranormal Romance Saturating The Market, I Felt It Was Important To Bring Real Characters To Readers. These Characters Are Flawed, Deadly, And Lost In A Sea Of Immortality. You’ll Want To Save Every One Of Them, Drag Them From Their Despair Or Apathy And Make The Hero Into The Man You Know He Can Be. You Won’t Be Able To Let The Characters Go, Even Long After You’ve Read The Last Word.


Excerpt: So this was the infamous Paige. The woman who had saved his Seraph. Rack cast a surreptitious glance in the rear view mirror at her. She huddled against the door, her arms crossed over her chest. Anger vibrated off of her. No, not just anger. Fury.
Sam sat in the back seat, too. Only he sprawled over half the seat. His arms were crossed over his chest as well. Rage contorted his features. Rack felt the daggers of anger that Sam projected. Although, Rack was pretty sure that Paige felt them too.
He stopped for a red light. “So where am I headed?”
“My hotel.” Paige.
“The bar.” Sam.
Same time. That didn’t solve anything.
Rack’s eyes connected with Sam’s in the rear view mirror. “The bar,” Sam growled.
“How dare you just take me wherever you want me to go and not even ask me? What, are you kidnapping me? I have important things to do, you know!”
Rack averted his eyes from Sam’s. He also hid the smirk he couldn’t stop.
“What ‘important’ things could you possibly be up to? Screwing every German in the country?”
Not a good thing to say. The light turned green and Rack stomped on the gas.
“You are a male chauvinist pig, you know that Sam? You see a woman trying to look sexy and you think she’s sleeping around?”
“I wouldn’t say sexy. Trampy is more like it.”
Yes, Sam definitely had it bad for this one. Rack chuckled to himself. This was fun, seeing the normally relaxed and unflappable Sam go stupid over a woman. That and he was a liar since Rack could tell that Sam was beyond stirred up. He oozed arousal.
“Trampy,” Paige repeated. “Seriously. Trampy.” She had the tone of a woman you didn’t want to argue with.
Of course, Sam argued. “Yeah, that’s what I said. Doing a ‘Paige Does Europe’ movie?”
Rack watched as Paige launched herself at Sam. The sexual tension in the car heightened to an almost unbelievable pitch. If Rack didn’t drive faster, he would have to avoid looking in the rear view mirror for the rest of the trip home. They would be tearing each other’s clothes off shortly. He risked a glance.