Just when Julia thought the demons were gone for good...
Julia's brother is in the hospital and won't speak to her. She knows something's up, but heaven forbid someone listen to her for a change.
Even her supposed guardian angel won't do what's best and give her her sword so she can protect her own brother.
His rules. His way.
Sick of fighting with him--and sick of thinking about how annoyingly handsome he is when they argue--she decides to take matters into her own hands.
Getting her brother out of the hospital and smiling again is one thing. The ash-colored lines appearing on humans and making them apathetic and frightening are quite another.
Demons are back and they're able to siphon souls--from the living. Not only that, but lines of demonic poison are traveling through humans' veins toward their hearts and altering their emotions.
Even after Cole returns--distant and unlike himself--Julia doesn't know who to turn to for help. So, in order to stop evil from overtaking those she loves, she decides to seek out the one person she's always mistrusted most--her father.
Especially after a line appears on her own arm.
She has no time to lose.
Being both human and angel is taking its toll, and the poison in Julia's veins is only confusing her further. When Nicholas finally offers to help, should she trust the growing feelings she has for him? Or are they a byproduct of the poison? She may succumb to the poison before she's able to save everyone she cares about.
If only humans knew about the invisible dangers lurking around them, Julia might have a chance to save them from uncertain death-- or worse, an eternity in hell.
Kingdom Come: The Legend of Shady Creek
Cecelia Earl graduated with a degree in education and has been teaching ever since. She’s a wife, a mom of three boys, and an owner of a magical laundry pile that never stops growing. She lives near enough to Green Bay, WI that her refrigerator is always stocked with cheese, and the first colors her children learned were green and gold.
She’s a first grade teacher in a Catholic school by day, a mom always, and a writer in her sleep, but that’s okay because being an author is a dream come true. She writes angel fantasy books for young and youngish adults. If you feel young, she writes for you—whether or not you feel particularly angelic.
Get in touch with Cecelia and keep up to date on her writing/life endeavors at ceceliaearl.com. (It's also a great place to keep up to date on book news and gain access to giveaways, review copies, and exclusive bonus content.
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