Fallen Angel

By L. Becker

Gideon is an Angel of Light, a fierce warrior, bound by love and devotion to serve his God. He has never questioned the orders of his Lord and when he is told by Lilith, a beautiful angel who has chosen the Darkness, that he is fallen, cast down, he still does not question his devotion to God. He submits to the pain and horrors of Hell, wishing only to serve, even in his fallen state. He is betrayed and led into Hell, broken, heart and soul at the loss of his God.

• Language: English
• Publisher: L. Becker
• Release date: Jun 18, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476013657

L. Becker

“This is how the End of the World shall be written: On Parchments of Flesh, with Pens dipped in Blood.”L. Becker is a writer of Paranormal Romance & Urban Fantasy work in Northern California. Her love affair with writing started young and is the only affair she devoutly nurtures. This passion has been further inspired by her path as an Eclectic Pagan and by her studies towards a Masters in Mythological Studies. An avid reader, her writing has been inspired by such classics as Robin Hood, Ivanhoe and Treasure Island, as well as the more contemporary works of JR Ward, Neil Gaiman, Terry Pratchet, George RR Martin and Sherrilyn Kenyon. She grew up with Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys and when she found HP Lovecraft, Mercedes Lackey and J.R.R. Tolkien her writing took on a new life and new direction.At fifteen L. completed her first full length novel, a western largely inspired by the works of Louis L’Amour and at nineteen her first publication happened with Legend of Cauterhaugh, a light romantic adventure set in the Scottish Highlands. Since then her work has moved into fast paced fiction with horror and paranormal inspired themes. Currently L is working on Sanctuary, Book 4 of her ShadowGate Series which is launching October 2020 with the release of Angel's Gate, Book 1 of the ShadowGate.Her work can be found online on Smashwords.com, where she has two short stories published. Her first novel Legend of Cauterhaugh was published in 2000 and is currently out of print.

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