Showing posts with label fallen angels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fallen angels. Show all posts

December 16, 2014

Spotlight on "No Angel", by Pippa Jay

How far would you fall for love?

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Centuries ago, guardian angel Lucien committed a terrible sin. He gave into his own desires and revealed himself to the mortal woman he'd been charged to protect. By kissing her, he condemned himself. Torn of his wings and his angelic powers, thrown down into the City Below, Lucien now serves Satan as an incubus who claims souls for his master from the City Above, and who feeds on the energy stolen from his mortal lovers. Dark, sexy and charming, he's been top of his league for decades uncounted.

Until His Infernal Highness decides to send Lucien looking for a lost angel. Lucien has no idea what he did to deserve such a punishment, and the touch of an angel could destroy him. Yet the challenge and the potential kudos of seducing one of his former heavenly kin leads him on.

But when he finds the angel, he learns he still has more to lose than his already forsaken soul.

July 31, 2014

A Thursday Taste: "Joy to My World", a Christmas Story about Demons

It's time for a taste of Thursday, dahlings!

 

Watch out every Thursday for a wonderful treat. Here you will find links to a taster of some awesome writers' work. Please support and encourage them


 

And now, here's this Thursday's Taste of a Foreplay and Fangs work in progress:

"Joy to my World", a Christmas story

about fallen angels. 

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The waitress ditched her tray of drinks and took Rasche by the hand, leading her into one of the back rooms. The Christmas theme survived even in the private show quarters, though with a more generous degree of triple-X action. The small space Raschael's escort chose had been decorated with garlands and wreaths, and a stocking hung by the door, but on top of the holiday trimmings there were also striking boudoir pictures. They all contained the same sweet, golden angel, but in much less "angelic" form.