Dark Angel Series Book Two
May 31, 2013
Format: E-book
Genre: Urban Fantasy/Paranormal
Length: ~87,000 words
Book Description:
"Fans of The Mortal Instruments [by
Cassandra Clare] will love this!"
After escaping from the Hollows and the
Michaelea lightwarriors, Jordan takes Alyx and Israel to Aradale, a secret
Rogue community, where they appear to be safe − for now. But did they bring the
enemy with them? “Mini”, the strange and speechless young girl they rescued
from the Hollows, is not as she seems. Why was Elder Michael keeping her locked
up? What is she hiding?
Alyx and Israel are driven further apart as
Israel continues to obsess over making Adere human and Alyx hides two secrets
from him: that he may be part-demon and that she may be carrying his child, a
tri-blood keye that can be used to unlock Hell.
Out in the mortal cities, pieces of Black
Stone, the only material that can disrupt the angels’ healing abilities,
continue to be stolen to make weapons for Samyara’s dark army. Alyx and her
friends must stop them, but this means infiltrating holy and guarded places to
steal the Black Stone − a monastery in remote China, a mosque in Saudi Arabia,
an art gallery in Florence and a cathedral in Peru.
“I write about fantastical things, especially creatures with fangs,
magic or wings.
I want to tell you tales that will rip away the glamor from your life,
keep you running and fighting and gasping long past the devil’s hour and maybe,
just maybe, reality will look a little bit different when you return.
Sit with me around this witchlight. Let me tell you a story.”
At the beginning of 2013, Hanna left her "respectable" career,
packed up her life and sold everything except for what fit in a suitcase to be
a full-time writer and go "gypsy-ing" across Europe. Even she thinks
that she is a little crazy sometimes.
Hanna Peach is the author of Angelfire, book 1 of the Dark Angel series.
Angelstone, (Dark Angel #2) is due for publication on 31 May 2013 and Angelsong
(Dark Angel #3) is due late 2013.
Find out more about her at:
Website/blog
Amazon – Kindle (Angelfire)
Goodreads
Book Trailer Angelfire http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xmTBeiIVZ8
Angelfire will be FREE through Amazon for 28 May to 1 June 2013.
Angelstone will be on sale for US$0.99 for 31
May and 1 June only.
Excerpt 1
“So,”
Israel said, “could I learn to defend myself against your magics?”
“Interesting.”
Jordan made a small noise in his throat. “Could a mortal raise a defense
against the magics?” Jordan began to pace. “Your only option against the
elemental magics – fire, water, earth, air – is just to get the hell out of the
way. But the Seraphim don’t need magics to defend themselves against mental
magic attacks. DreamWalker and MemorySong can be deflected by using the
defender’s own will, his or her inner power... theoretically, if a mortal’s
mind was strong enough, they may be able to learn to raise their mental
defenses in the same way.”
It
sounded like this Rogue was issuing a challenge. “I’ll do it.” Bring it,
Rogue-boy. “What do you want me to do?”
Jordan
stopped pacing and spun so that he was facing Israel. Jordan looked at Israel
in silence for long enough that Israel began to feel uncomfortable. There was
almost a leer to Jordan’s stare. The side of Jordan’s lip tilted up. “Are you
asking for my help, mortal?”
This
cocky prick was going to make him say it. Israel grumbled a little before
acquiescing. “Yes, Rogue, I am asking for your help.”
Jordan’s
face broke out into a grin. Israel didn’t have a good feeling about this.
“On
the basis that I think that this will be… an interesting experiment, I agree to
help you.”
“Great.”
“On
one condition.”
Of
course there had to be a condition. “Which is?”
Jordan
pursed his lips and stepped up to Israel. This Rogue was a few inches shorter
than Israel, but he had this thing about him that made him seem bigger, taller,
than he actually was. Israel lifted his chin higher.
“Which
is?” Israel repeated. He wasn’t intimidated by this Rogue, magics or not.
“You’ll
do exactly as I say, when I say it.”
“But—”
“And
no arguing with me.”
“You
said one condition.”
Jordan
narrowed his eyes. “And no arguing with me.”
Israel
growled deep in his throat. “Fine. I accept your conditions.”
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