Shirvington, Jessica

Violet Eden is part angel and part human and is caught up in an ancient battle between dark and light, she must choose her path because the wrong decision could cost not only her life but her eternity.

Seventeen-year-old Violet Eden, who is part angel and responsible for protecting humans from angry exiled angels, worries she cannot trust her partner, Lincoln, and finds her power pushed to extremes in her search for an artifact which could help.

Protecting humans from the vengeance of exiled angels, half-angel Violet Eden discovers that her reinforcements, including Lincoln, are hiding secrets that may tilt the balance of power during a battle against the forces of Phoenix.

It has all come down to this, the final battle between Angels and Exiles, and Violet Eden who is part angel, part human, knows she is the best person to go after Spence, but doing so means facing her past and her soulmate, Lincoln.

Seventeen-year-old Violet Eden's world is turned upside down when she falls for the sexy and aloof Lincoln and discovers he is part angel and part human.

Violet Eden has accepted that she's part angel and part human, but nothing prepares her to be handed the key to the gates of Hell, or worse, to be forced to turn the key over to the exile who saved and betrayed her: Phoenix.

Seventeen-year-old Violet Eden's world is turned upside down when she falls for the sexy and aloof Lincoln and discovers he is part angel and part human. As Violet gets caught up in an ancient battle between dark and light, she must choose her path because the wrong decision could cost not only her life but her eternity.

Two years ago, Maggie Stevens began her hunt, but four weeks ago she found what she was looking for, and when that happened, Quentin, the boy she loved, unraveled her web of lies and left her. Still needing to take down M-Corp, Maggie now also needs to find a way to win Quentin back.

Each night, eighteen-year-old Sabine transitions between a life of privilege and security but no intimacy to one of economic struggle but loving relationships, and the difficulty of this strange situation causes her to consider suicide, at least in one physical reality.