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    Angels Have Fallen
    Angels Have Fallen
    Angels Have Fallen
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    Angels Have Fallen

    By Christina Byus

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    This is a short story involving an angel from the Hunt for the Fallen series.

    During battle with demons an archangel is gravely injured. He searches for his rescuer immediately following his release from the hospital. All he knows is that she is of a higher class. He is unlucky, her kind reside behind the guarded gates of Ambrosial Arc. Only select individuals may enter the magic city. Alone in the world, this warrior will do whatever it takes to find his soulmate.

    Everything she knows is in the Arc. When she risks it all outside the gates, she learns love comes at a great cost.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristina Byus
    Release dateDec 27, 2015
    ISBN9781311891228
    Angels Have Fallen
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    Christina Byus

    Hello friends! I never quite know what to put in the bio section for myself.I have many interests other than writing, including painting and sewing. I have two boys and a fluffy dog named Misa (after Death Note of course).

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      Angels Have Fallen - Christina Byus

      Angels Have Fallen

      By

      Christina Byus

      Copyright 2011 Christina Byus

      This book is a work of fiction. The names, characters, places, and incidents are either a product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

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      Her honey colored eyes hovered above mine, nose close enough to brush the tip of my own. I coughed, ragged and desperate for breath. She didn’t mind. Liquid rolled up my throat, filling my mouth with the hot taste of iron, spilling out of the corners of my lips. Gently, she wiped it away. She spoke, but I heard nothing. Ringing in my ears prevented me from hearing what her voice sounded like. All I saw was her face, crowded by the long raven black locks that fell around her features. Occasionally I felt them against my own face. Full lips stretched into a warm smile despite the destruction I knew erupted around us. The smile reached her eyes, in them a sparkle of hope that I reached for with

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