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Shadows Between Us
Paperback
Series: Sins of Angels, Book 2
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 17 2025
Pages: 100
Weight: 0.24
Height: 0.24 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
A soul marked for collection. A choice that could ruin him. A woman he should walk away from.
Reese wants a clean collection. No complications. No questions. The man he's been sent to watch is already teetering on the edge-one violent act and his soul will be marked, ready for collection. Easy.
But Harper changes everything.
She shouldn't matter. She isn't part of this assignment. Yet when she looks at him, when she tends his wounds like he's something worth saving, hesitation creeps in.
Because this soul isn't what it seems. And every second Reese delays risks more than another strike against his wings.
It risks Harper's trust. Harper's safety. Maybe even Harper herself.
And Heaven doesn't forgive angels who fall for the wrong reasons.
✨ This is the second episode in the addictive new romantic fantasy series, Sins of Angels. Perfect for fans of forbidden love, slow-burn chemistry, and heroes torn between duty and desire. The stakes are higher, the danger closer, and the pull between them impossible to ignore. Keep reading and fall deeper for the angel who was never supposed to love.
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