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Review: Tears of the Fallen by K.M. Hager

tears of the fallen by K.M. Hager
Tina's rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the first book in this series and if you like Angels, Fallen Angels and Nephilim, this is a book for you. If you read this story, be prepared for a roller coaster ride. Every twist or turn or ups or downs in this story will have you guessing what will happen next.

Amy, the main character, doesn't know what is happening to her because every time she remembers her past it gets erased again so she will forget. Once she finally is strong enough to handle the truth, it is something worse than she thought. All she knows is she has to be brave and strong enough for what yet is to come. The unthinkable happen to Amy when she was sixteen and no one should have to go through this. Right when you think this story couldn't have more going on in it, it does and it keeps going until the end.


Looking forward to the next book.

tears of the fallen

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Amy Coleman on a mission to find her son, the only problem was up until two days ago she never knew she had a child.
Life for Amy is not worth living anymore; she has been brutally attacked; her nightmare of an abandoned child is seeping into her reality. There is only one person who can stop Amy's mission for death, a fallen angel Stephen. However, what Amy doesn't realise is falling helplessly in love with the angel will just lead her down a dark and deadly path and right into the middle of an angelic war.
After spending seven years on a self-destructive path of abuse, Amy will start to unravel the secrets and lies of that awful night she was attacked sending her world upside down. When Amy uncovers what really attacked her that night and why, Amy will also have to face the difficult reality that she is a mother because of it. With the angels blocking any memory from her, she must find her son before her attacker Solas does and sacrifices him in a bid to open the gates of purgatory.

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