New Orleans, 1840s. Sent to watch over the decadent city, the angel Gabriel loses himself in the liquid pleasure of absinthe. So when his mistress, Anne, is murdered—and all evidence points to him—a foggy Gabriel cannot be sure he didn’t do it. His penance: to be forever denied love. Then in modern-day New Orleans he meets forensic scientist Sara Michaels...

Sending to Jenny who selected it from Perryfran's Horror/SciFi/Fantasy/Paranormal VBB

Thanks for sending this to me from Perryfran's Horror/SciFi/Fantasy/Paranormal VBB. It looks good!

After reading this is reserved for Tribefan if she wants it.

My Review: This was such an awesome story. It's a romance, but the story is lovely, dark and decadent. There is quite a bit of suspense and the characters seem to have no chance to be together. I'm looking forward to reading more in this paranormal series.

Sending to Tribefan, she let me borrow the first book in the series: My Immortal , so I am sending this one along with her book so she can read it.

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Sending this to Tribefan since I think she might like to read it. Enjoy the book!

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