Reverie
Paperback
Series: Falling from Hell, Book 2
Publisher Price: $20.99
ISBN13: 9781953412195
Publisher: Person Publishing, LLC.
Published: Mar 14 2024
Pages: 426
Weight: 1.06
Height: 0.95 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Rena
The heir to Hell, the daughter of the original vampire, and now the balance between realms
She is expected to handle it all. And for Jax? She will burn down anyone and everything to save him.
Jax
The half-demon, the sworn guard, the former vampire
He finally has a chance to be Rena's equal. The catch? It will only happen if he can stitch the pieces of his soul back together that are scattered across the realms in time. And he'll destroy anyone standing between him and his love.
Armageddon
The balance, the scale, the intersection
But when an unexpected enemy kidnaps Jax, will Rena be able to free him before their enemy drains him dry and permanently tips the scales straight into Armageddon?
Reverie is the second book in the Falling From Hell paranormal romance series by Susan Person that ends on a soft cliffhanger. This book contains some dark themes that might not be for all readers. Reading Book 1, Fallen, first is recommended.
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