Her Fallen Angel (Her Angel Romance Series Book 2)
by Felicity Heaton
My Goodreads Rating – 3 Stars
Read in December 2014
…My Review in a Nutshell.
This
is a novella within Felicity Heaton’s Her Angel romance series. It is a tale of righting a wrong, resisting temptation
and fighting forbidden hungers but underlining it all it is a love story.
Her
Fallen Angel is the second book of the series but can be read as a standalone
story; you don’t need to read the other books in the series to enjoy this one.
I downloaded this 96 page book to my Kindle because it was only 99p on Amazon
UK and I’d already read other books by the same author and really enjoyed them.
...So what’s this book about?
Lukas
is an angel accused of a crime he didn’t commit, he’s been cast out of Heaven, sentenced
to live in the mortal world and not allowed to fly. For three years, he’s
searched for a way to prove his innocence, and for three years, his only
reprieve from his pain has been a beautiful mortal female, Annelie.
Annelie
fell for Lukas the moment he walked into the pub she worked in. The tall,
sensual blonde sets her heart on fire with his stunning green eyes, wicked
smile and unwavering ability to listen to her woes.
When
alcohol finally weakens the barriers one night, a single heated kiss allows
both Annelie and Lukas to enact the passion that’s been simmering below the
surface, but in the cold light of day can a mortal really have a relationship
with an angel?
...So, what did I like about it?
I
love Felicity Heaton’s writing style, the way she makes the most explicit
sexual scenes very romantic – I think she’s a very talented writer. For me, a story is only really erotic if I’m
emotionally connected to the characters involved, Ms Heaton gives her
characters such depth that they become real, even in these novellas. As always,
this story made me chuckle, shed a tear and keep me wondering if Lukas was going
to be able to prove his innocence. Of course, I got caught up with the
shenanigans (who wouldn’t *blush*) but the tender insights into both Lukas and
Annelie’s doubts and the growth of their trust in each other’s love was heart-warming
to read.
...So, ummm, was
there anything I disliked about it?
Well,
not “disliked” but I found that my religious beliefs and faith meant that I
found it tricky to relate to Annelie’s dilemma about “loving an Angel” and
“going to Hell” for her feelings for Lukas, the whole Angel fantasy romance is
new to me and not really something that I personally fantasize about.
...So, basically what
I’m saying is...
I
really enjoyed this angelic novella. It was a nice read that made me smile, cry
and feel all warm & fuzzy inside with well written erotic thrills, fight
scenes and tons of romantic gestures.
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