Blurb:
There
is only one path.
Born
mortal along with his three brothers, Michael is an Archangel with a
specific role: hunt fallen angels and send them back to Hell. He is
determined in his mission, never straying from his appointed path,
until he meets Lake Divine, and discovers there may be more to his
beliefs than blind duty.
But
Lake is not who he seems. Offspring of a human and a fallen angel, a
Nephilim, Lake must choose his own destiny: give in to the coldness
and embrace the dark, or seek the light and rise above the sins of
his father.
Two
paths lay before them, but only one has the potential to destroy them
both.
Walk
the path. Face evil. Defeat it. #PathOfAngels
#urbanfantasy
#NA #NewAdult
Michael
thought he knew what lay on his path, but he didn’t see Lake
coming. #PathOfAngels #urbanfantasy #NALit
Lake
knew he was divine, but is he strong enough to prove it to the world?
#PathOfAngels #NA #lgbt
About
the Author:
Patricia
Josephine never set out to become a writer. In fact, she never
considered it an option during high school and college. She was all
about art. On a whim, she wrote down a story bouncing in her head.
That was the start of it and she hasn't regretted a moment. She
writes young adult under the name Patricia Lynne.
Patricia
lives with her husband in Michigan, hopes one day to have what will
resemble a small petting zoo, has a fondness for dying her hair the
colors of the rainbow, and an obsession with Doctor Who.
Links:
Twitter:
https://twitter.com/plynne_writes
Website:http://www.patricialynne.com
Patricia on Nephilims
I
forget how I stumbled upon nephilims for the story. They just seem
like something everyone should know what they are. The offspring of
“the sons of God” and “the daughters of man” according to
Genisis 6:4. (Although in my story, it isn’t just sons of God
getting busy with daughters of man.) The name is also used to
reference giants who inhabited Canaan. I’ve seen them in other
stories. Recently, I read the first book in a series called “The
Nephilim Chronicles”. Nephilims seem to fascinate us.
Why
is that?
Maybe
it’s because they are part human so we relate to them better than
angels, fallen or not. Or we like the idea of being human but having
amazing powers, and sometimes, wings. I know I wouldn’t complain
about wings. Well, maybe a little. Zade did point out in Michael that
they were bulky and caused accidents. Flying isn’t as easy as Joe
would attest. He broke his leg trying to fly. It could be we all
dream of escaping our normal lives. Finding out we are something more
is a fantasy that temps us all.
Either
way, nephilims are fascinating creatures. They have much potential
for adventure that we find them hard to resist. What do you think is
the appeal of nephilims?