by Judith Post
spend the night. The weekend after that, the girls had made plans for Angel to spend the night at Heidi's house.
"I finally have a friend," Angel told him.
For something that had started so rough and stayed bumpy for so long, Enoch was satisfied with how things had turned out.
He heard Angel's alarm clock go off and her feet hit the floor. She smiled at him as she disappeared in the bathroom to get ready for school. He sighed. Voronika was happy. He was happy, and Angel finally had a home. A real one. She couldn't tell anyone that Voronika was a vampire or that he was an angel, but together, they made an unlikely family, and it worked. When she came to join him at the island, he handed her a Pop-Tart. Yup, just like on TV. One, happy home.
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Fallen Angels
Book One
He’d saved his friend from the pit, but he couldn’t save him from himself.
Enoch should have let Caleb join Lucifer. Instead, he’d wrestled Caleb to the ground and held him there until the rebellion was over. Caleb still denounced everything Enoch held dear, and he was cast to Earth in punishment. Without the Light, Caleb wastes away, until he discovers a new life force—human blood. Worse yet, each mortal he drains is infected with his immortality, creating a race of vampires. Enoch is responsible for Caleb’s mess, so Enoch’s sent to Earth to clean it up. He walks the night, hunting and destroying vampires, trying to protect mortals.
And he’ll be stuck among mortals until Caleb repents and returns Home….which doesn’t seem likely.
But when Caleb’s hordes come to town as Enoch is trying to hunt down a vicious serial killer, Enoch finds himself trapped in an eternal battle with his former friend as he tries to protect the people of Three Rivers from threats both human and not.
Blood Battles
Book Two
A war has begun, pitting power-hungry vampires against the vampire generals, whom Caleb created to punish blood lust. Enoch is still angry with Caleb. If not for his fellow, fallen angel, there'd be no vampires and Enoch wouldn't be stuck on Earth. He respects Bart and his small army, though, so when the fifth general is staked in his sleep, he sides with Bart before there are no good vampires left. Enoch's unsure what or how many enemies they face, but it soon becomes apparent, Caleb's forces would lose if not for Enoch's Light.
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