Fallen Angels
I’m trapped between heaven and hell.
As a half angel, half succubus, I should be an impossibility—yet here I am, caught in a deadly game between three kings and their enemy, the Fallen Angel Variant.
I can’t remember my past. I don’t know my purpose. But I do know this: I need to feed.
The Succubus inside me grows hungrier by the day, a dark hunger that only the touch of a man can satisfy. And not just any man, but the three who’ve sworn to protect me:
Dragan – The gargoyle king who fights his attraction to me as fiercely as he fights our enemies. His touch brings me to my knees, but his past with another succubus makes him keep me at arm’s length.
Baron – Now calling himself ‘Revenant’, the vampire king who was brought back from death. His fangs against my skin ignite a fire that consumes us both, feeding my darkness as I feed his.
Cambion – The fae king whose light energy calls to my angelic side. He distrusts me the most, yet I sense a burning desire beneath his cold exterior.
When we’re captured and imprisoned in Variant’s Castle in the Sky, I discover the false king has his own plans for me. Plans that involve darkness, seduction, and power over all the realms.
Now we must escape, find the mysterious Midnight Queen, and restore balance to the realms.
But first, I must learn to balance the angel and the demon within me—because if I don’t, I may lose myself… and the men who are beginning to mean everything to me.
Some call me a seductress, others call me a monster. But I might just be the key to saving us all.
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