Lost Angels: As Above, So Below: Book 1

What if Romeo had wings and Juliet a barbed tail?

When the succubus Lorelei sees Azaziel across Lost Angels, she knows he's been kicked out of Heaven, but is not yet Fallen. She resolves to do whatever it takes to bring the angel down. Unfortunately, Lorelei doesn't realize that Azaziel has an agenda of his own. Taking her back to a burned-out church, he forces a mortal girl's soul into the devil girl's flesh. Then the succubus needs to find an exorcist who can cast the ghost out of her. With all the supernatural warriors of Los Angeles looking on, neither the angel nor the succubus can imagine how love will derail their plans.

“Fans of paranormal romance, urban fantasies, kick-ass fights, and some pretty damn hot sex, check out Lost Angels, the new book by Loren Rhoads and Brian Thomas!” — Dana Fredsti, author the Spawn of Lilith series

In the days before the Flood, Azaziel had been a Watcher, sent down to help God’s creatures on Earth. He fell in love with one of Cain’s granddaughters and they passed her mortal life in bliss. Now he’s imprisoned in the Los Angeles basin. His angelic brethren, Heaven’s misfits, don’t understand the longing Aza feels: once he had been loved entirely for himself.

The succubus Lorelei doesn’t know any of this when she sets her sights on Azaziel. All she knows is that the angel’s fall will bring glory to Hell and acclaim to any succubus who accomplishes it. Of course, it never occurs to Lorelei that Azaziel might try to tame her by possessing her with a mortal girl’s soul. Can the succubus find an exorcist before the fury of Hell is unleashed?

The story concludes in Angelus Rose, out now!

Loren Rhoads is the author of The Dangerous Type, Kill By Numbers, and No More Heroes, the books of the In the Wake of the Templars trilogy. Her Lorelei stories have appeared in the books Sins of the Sirens and Demon Lovers. Keep an eye on her at LorenRhoads.com.
 
Brian Thomas served a decade-long stint as a researcher at 20th Century Fox, specializing in religion, arcana, death, and creative violence. He contributed his expertise in matters celestial/ infernal to such projects as The X-Files, Millennium, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, The Order, and The Omen.