Angel Dreams (An Angel Falls Book 2)
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“I never could say no to a demanding woman,” Dean confessed and finally did as he was told.
Kai felt her misfortune escalate after she learned how remote his house was. She took yet another single track trail in the middle of nowhere Montana. This one led over a rolling hill and down the other side into a shallow valley. She passed a small pond and found her headlights shining on a tiny log cabin next to a white tipi in the middle of a grassy meadow.
Dean had passed out after his last instructions to turn right, so she shook his shoulder and said, “You’re home, jackass.”
Luckily, the trickle of blood on his face had stopped almost immediately after getting him into the car, so Kai wasn’t going to concern herself with it any longer.
“A sweet talker, too. That’s special. It matches your suspicious eyes.”
“Just get out.”
Before he closed the door, he threw some bills on the seat and mumbled, “Sorry to keep you out so late. This is for your gas.”
She watched him walk inside his teeny, ancient-looking house where the timbers leaned to the left, the roof sagged to the right, and the trim needed a new coat of paint about twenty years earlier. Then she realized that she still had his key. Frustrated with herself, she opened her door and stepped into the brisk star-lit night. She jogged up to the door, hoping she wouldn’t have to see him again for even one more second. The way he called her a cow and then topped it off with more insults. It was unbearable, and she wouldn’t take any more of that. She laid his key on the stoop, happy to finally see the night’s monkey business come to a close.
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About the Author
When Jody isn’t navigating the terrain of her imagination and writing it down, she can be found exploring the wilderness of Colorado with her family, or in the kitchen baking cookies & brownies - and trying not to eat them all. She’s passionate about continuing to learn and reads anything and everything that catches her interest. Jody is a Reiki master and has taught Hatha yoga for over a decade.
Death Lies Between Us, book one in the An Angel Falls series, is the winner of the Readers’ Crown award for best Paranormal Romance.
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On the Back Cover
Supernatural boundaries will be crossed as Angel of Death, Nathaniel Evans, risks his eternal soul to save the one he loves, the paranormally gifted and nature-loving, Juliana Crowson.
While working with a new client, Nathaniel finds out that pissing off a demon-wielding warlock in order to help a suicidal teen with misplaced sexual tendencies may be the last thing he ever does as an angel. Unable to stand aside, Juliana’s involvement in Nathaniel’s new case quickly develops into a misadventure with gun-toting bikers, table dancing, and a shamanic exorcism performed by her temperamental Native American friend, Chris Abeyta.
Can Nathaniel and Juliana’s love endure blood-letting rituals in the forest while helping a terrified teen find the will to live, or will fate and the rules of the afterlife tear them eternally apart?