Unforgotten (The Fallen Guardians #2)

Book 2: The Fallen Guardians

by Cassie Laelyn

Genres: Paranormal Romance; happily ever after; paranormal romance; angels; steamy romance; fallen angels

Synopsis

A twist even Fate didn't see coming...
 
Fate offers no mercy. Especially not to those who betray her. Lethal Guardian Aric's loyalty never falters. Not even when Fate exiled him and his brothers from the Heavens, separating Aric from his soulmate. He'll do anything to reunite with her. But when Willow suddenly appears in the mortal realm, Aric's greatest fear comes true-she's no longer the angel he left behind. 
 
Since Aric abandoned her, the Heavens have become Willow's personal Hell. Centuries of bitterness and hurt is a toxic combination. It even affects her angelic powers. When a Fallen offers Willow a chance to escape, she accepts. But shunning her connection to the Heavens comes at a cost. 
 
In a twisted battle of loyalty, trust and hope, what price will two soulmates pay for a second chance at love?
 
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Release date: February 26, 2020

Publisher: The Wild Rose Press

Print pages: 259

Sample

Pivoting around, he peered over the cliff. Flames consumed the mountainside like bright orange burning fingers reaching for him.

Fuck. The fire surrounded him. No way out.

“Help!” Willow shrieked, her voice screaming through the roaring flames.

He had to find her before it was too late. Shielding his face with his arm, he crept closer to the flames.

“Willow, where are you?” A blast of heat scorched his face, forcing him back. “Fuck!”

Any gulp of air he managed burned in his chest. The smoke swirled around his body making his head swim and legs wobble. His stomach rolled.

The moment his throat squeezed shut, his legs gave out, falling to his knees in the ash, gasping for breath. Fire licked his arm as he reached for Willow.

He couldn’t find her. He couldn’t save her.