1: A Novel of the Fallen Angels (Novel of the Fallen Angels 1), the first of the series, Heron has to save his employer, Vin diPietro, who has focused entirely on creating wealth from an early age. Why him? He's been judged an acceptable player by both sides, that's why. Next thing he knows he's outside the pearly gates having a conversation with 4 dandyish guys with English accents, who have a mission for him. He's working construction when he has an accident on site and is electrocuted. Jim Heron is a former special ops soldier, hoping to stay that way. Nothing less than the final match-up of good vs evil, covering seven deadly sins, with the outcome winner takes all. This time, if anything, the stakes are even higher than Vampires vs Lessers. J R Ward takes us back to Caldwell, and back into battle. Jim Heron, the main character, is my new hero!Ĭrave: A Novel of the Fallenangels (Novels of the Fallen Angels)Įnvy: A Novel of the Fallen Angels: 3 (Novels of the Fallen Angels) And the third book in this series, 'Envy' is now on my Christmas list. Within minutes of finishing the last page of Covet, I had already opened and started to read 'Crave' (book two). Ward manages to get the story playing out in your head, just like a movie There are all the normal, exciting twists and turns in plot, some real edge of your seat moments, vividly painted characters and scenes that are so well written that, as I have said before, J.R. These connections helped me, as a reader, quickly feel at home with story and the setting. What I loved about this book was that there are moments, throughout where The Brotherhood overlaps with the Fallen Angels and it is genius: Phury in his AA group, Butch in church, Trez, as owner of The Iron Mask nightclub and Detective De L Cruz as well. I bought the books without knowing and I think you should take a chance and do that too. I won't go into the plot or the characters because others have done that, and to be honest. Paranormal romance is my guilty pleasure it must be said, and there is no bigger pleasure than immersing myself in J.R Wards fictional world, set in Caldwell, New York, which is not only where the Brotherhood live, but also where 'Covet' kicks off from. And to my shame they have been sat on my shelf as other books beckoned me. I bought the first two books about a year ago, possibly longer. As a massive fan of her Black Dagger Brotherhood series, when Amazon recommended the Fallen Angel series I thought I would give it a go.

Ward is, without doubt, the best paranormal romance writer out there today.

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