A Gripping Tale of Angels, Forbidden Love, and the Eternal Battle Between Good and Evil

Denise Moran’s latest novel, “The Fallen: The Book of Jakiele,” is a spell binding blend of fantasy, romance, and suspense, drawing readers into a celestial war that has raged for centuries.

Available now on Amazon, this novel offers an unforgettable journey through the realms of Heaven and Earth, where angels walk among us and fate is decided by the choices of the divine.

The Great War in Heaven was fought between angels loyal to God and those who sided with Lucifer over the fate of humanity. Led by the Archangel Michael, God’s army emerged victorious, casting the rebellious angels—now known as the Fallen—down to Earth, never to return.

But the battle did not end there.

The Fallen still seek control over humanity, while angels remain in place to protect them, sworn never to interfere too deeply. Jakiele, an obedient and disciplined angel, had abided by these rules for centuries. That is, until loneliness consumed him, and he chose to let humans into his life.

What began as a search for connection leads Jakiele into a deadly demon-led conspiracy, forcing him into a race against time to protect the woman he loves. But to do so, he must break the one rule that has kept him in God’s favor—and risk becoming one of the Fallen himself.

Will Jakiele choose love, or will he remain steadfast in his duty? And at what cost?

Denise Moran is a seasoned journalist and writer, having worked as a freelance reporter and photographer for The Courier-News, a publication under The Chicago Tribune. She has also held editorial and writing positions for various trade publications, including Flower News, Florists Review, Cutting Tool Engineering, and the American Floorcovering Association.

Moran draws inspiration from the quiet hours of the morning when stories come to life in her mind. She believes in overcoming writer’s block by stepping away from the screen, engaging in movement, and allowing creativity to flow naturally. Her writing is deeply rooted in personal connections and places that hold meaning—her most recent work before “The Fallen” was inspired by the hometown where her children grew up.

“The Fallen: The Book of Jakiele” is now available for purchase on Amazon.

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