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Walking towards the bathroom she moves between people as the music continues to beat against her body. Her eyes glance over to the dark corner again. A young couple slip into the empty seats as Lisa turns her head back towards the bathroom. Grasping the door handle, she pulls it open and steps inside. As the door closes behind her, the music is muffled to a bare minimum. The bathroom is a bright contrast to the dark club. The lights are bright and white walls are trimmed in black with black floral and paisley shapes. The bright lights reflect every imperfection as the women stand before the mirrors adjusting their makeup and outfits.

All the stalls are closed and the noise level is loud. Crossing her arms over her waist she stands and waits her turn. A short, slender brunette girl turns to look at Lisa with a smile, "nice dress." Lisa smiles, "thank you." The brunette makes her way out of the bathroom then pushes the door open, allowing the music to fill in the area just before it closes and cuts it off again. "Oh this is my jam!" screams a voice. A few of the girls push their way out of the bathroom as the music fills again, just before it's muffled once more.

"Finally." One of the stalls open and Lisa ventures forward, stepping inside and closing the door. Lisa thinks of the red eyes she thought she saw at the table just outside the door. "Maybe I didn't see anything," she tells herself.

Using the toilet, sounds of the girls inside the bathroom begin to die out. Quickly, they all begin to leave as the sounds of the music fades in and out a few times before Lisa is left alone in the bathroom. Finishing up, she raises a foot to flush the toilet.

A smell touches Lisa’s nose, something that smells like sulfur. Wrinkling her nose, the smell reminds her of the sulfur springs in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Hearing a growl, Lisa freezes in place and her heart skips a beat. The smell of the pungent sulfur grows stronger as she hears the growl again. But this time, it's deeper and closer. Panicking, she stands there frozen, unsure of what to do.

On the other side of the door, a creature steps away from the wall. The image resembles a human shaped bubble; the clear substance begins to solidify. The figure begins to shift in color to a tall, hooded man. The hood is pulled down enough to cover his features, providing a shadow over his face. He snarls as he stretches his arms out, cracking his neck.


Feeling a force like a wind blow through the bathroom, the first stall door slams open. His low voice growls, "Come out, come out, wherever you are.” Lisa gasps. “I know you are in here." He sniffs the air then snarls. "I can smell you." His voice is dark, sadistic. Tones of growls and struggled breathing fill the air. If fear were a language, he was the creator.


Lisa begins to shake. Not knowing what else to do, she pulls the pumps off of her feet, then steps barefoot upon the toilet seat to hide herself. Looking up, she sees a vent in the next stall, not that it would help her escape. Looking back down, her heart begins beating faster as panic rises in her chest.


She feels the wind again as the next stall slams open. Tears begin to threaten her eyes. Swiping at her eyes, Lisa dares to peek over the top of the stall to see a black hood covering the man's head. He's tall and carries a thick build. She can see part of his chest exposed. His tan skin and toned chest is thick with muscles and dark chest hair. "Lisa,” he hisses on the s as a serpent's tongue slips through his lips, tasting her presence in the air. “I know you're in here. Come on out.” He chuckles darkly, the sound low and almost hypnotic. “Let’s play."


Lisa places a hand over her mouth to keep herself from screaming. Her stall is next. Her heart is beating so fast, she has no idea what she can or will do. Suddenly, a warmth engulfs her. Another hand covers over her mouth and muffles her scream. An arm wraps tight around her waist, gripping her against his body. Her back pressing against a tall body, panic sets in as Lisa begins to flail.

My Review

Fallen is a paranormal romance about angels and demons. I just want to say that if you are a fan of the TV show Supernatural, you may enjoy Fallen. I know I did.

Lisa Adams is a normal, everyday woman who just happens to get the job of a lifetime: working for a PR company that happens to be the best in the business. The only thing is, Lisa doesn't quite know what she's gotten herself into.

Lisa's boss, Sam, seems like a nice guy. He's handsome, friendly, and even a little flirtatious. Lisa tries to keep things in the friend zone, though, not wanting to risk her new job. And Samuel seems okay with that...for now.

However, Lisa begins to see things. Confusing things. Terrifying things. She's not sure if she's losing her mind, or if something a little more sinister is at work. She only knows she wants these awful visions/hallucinations to end, and now.

Enter Alex, Lisa's new neighbor. He's a very friendly, very good looking guy, and Lisa is immediately enamored by him. But she takes things slow, offering to show him around NYC and spend time with him. She soon realizes that she might just be falling for him.

Samuel, however, isn't very keen on letting Lisa go without a fight. Especially when the truth about him, and her new job, start to fall into place. Revelations abound, and it's up to Alex to do whatever it takes to make sure Lisa stays safe, even if it means sacrificing himself for her.

Now I will say when I first started reading Fallen, I was a bit confused, and I wasn't sure I was going to like the book. But as soon as I got to chapter three, I was immediately drawn in, and I couldn't put the book down. Fallen is exciting, intense, a bit graphic in some of the descriptions of the "nightmares" or whatever you'd like to call them, but overall, it's a thoroughly good read, and I am dying for the next book.

If you can handle a paranormal romance with a touch of horror, and a bit of a cliffhanger ending that leaves you wanting more, get your hands on a copy of Fallen right this very second. You won't regret it! I rate it 4 stars.

A little about me.

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