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Shrouded Angel by Shayla Kersten

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Also by Shayla Kersten:

Forever, September 2010
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Thirty Days, September 2010
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Shrouded Angel, September 2010
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Masters Of Desire, January 2009
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The Cost of Eternity, January 2007
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SHROUDED ANGEL
By: Shayla Kersten

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Angel Moon Trilogy #2
Ellora's Cave
September 2010
On Sale: September 3, 2010
Featuring: Hadreal; Patrea
ISBN: 1419929739
EAN: 9781419929731
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Erotic | LGBTQ

Terra offers sanctuary to both Angellum and Virkola. Unknown to the humans, a truce exists there. To Terrans, the two species exist as myths. One is a frail, winged creature from religious texts. The other, a demon of the night, living off blood. Both are far from the truth…

Because of the Angellum, Patrea, a Virkolan, has spent his life afraid of loss. When darkness descends on his ship in the form of a strange angel, Patrea feels he can’t stay on the Avere. But departing would mean leaving behind the only light in his lifeβ€”his bunkmate Hadreal. He needs to find the courage to tell Hadreal how he feels.

Hadreal has always felt more than friendship for his younger bunkmate, but bitter past experience keeps him from acting on his feelings. When a new danger brings them closer, he decides it might be time to live again. But now his chance at happiness may end before he’s able to sample it.

Sometimes it takes a brush with death to make life worth living.