About The Book:
Title: Celestra Forever After
Author: Addison Moore
Genre: New Adult/Paranormal Romance (17+)
Publication Date: March 31, 2014
Publication Date: March 31, 2014
A brand new series from the New York Times bestselling author, Addison Moore. You do not have to have read the Celestra Series to read this series.
18 year-old Skyla Messenger has it all. She's the overseer of all 5 angelic factions, a freshman at Host University, and she's doing it all with the boy of her dreams by her side.
A horrible truth is discovered that changes the landscape of everything she thought she knew. Nothing is as it seems.
When Skyla enters into a covenant with wickedness it changes the destiny of both the Nephilim and humankind forever.
Just when she thought it was over,
she discovers,
it hasn't even begun.
Addison Moore is a New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author who writes contemporary and paranormal romance. Her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan magazine. Previously she worked for nearly a decade as a therapist on a locked psychiatric unit. She resides with her husband, four wonderful children, and two dogs on the West Coast where she eats too much chocolate and stays up way too late. When she's not writing, she's reading.
Excerpt:
*Skyla with Liam
The door swings open, only it’s not the Oliver I was hoping for, it’s—
“Logan?”
My heart drops in my stomach. He’s tall and bright-eyed and something is definitely off.
“Liam.” He puts his hand out, and I gingerly take it.
“Oh, God.” I’m completely without words. My knees shake, my insides liquefy at the thought of who else might be in there. “Is Logan here?” I hold my breath without meaning to. He’s got the same sweet eyes, same bone structure as Logan but he looks like a bad boy through and through—more Brielle’s type than mine. Then again, Brielle would be lucky to trade Drake for Liam.
“No.” His shoulders drop, and he looks instantly sad for me. “You must be, Skyla.”
A moment of silence bumps by as we take each other in.
“How do you know?” Deep down, I suspect it’s a foolish question, but, selfishly, I want him to tell me.
“Logan never stops talking about you.” He gives a tiny grin and a bloom of sadness rips through me. God, he looks so much like his brother. “Don’t worry, he left out all the good parts.” He gives a little wink. “You want to come in?”
“Um, no, that’s okay. Is Gage here?” I suck in my lower lip, suddenly self-conscious of my patriotic standing. I foolishly charged to the door with nothing on but my two-piece. I tried telling Brielle that wearing the American flag as a glorified pasty spelled out all kinds of bad juju.
“Logan?”
My heart drops in my stomach. He’s tall and bright-eyed and something is definitely off.
“Liam.” He puts his hand out, and I gingerly take it.
“Oh, God.” I’m completely without words. My knees shake, my insides liquefy at the thought of who else might be in there. “Is Logan here?” I hold my breath without meaning to. He’s got the same sweet eyes, same bone structure as Logan but he looks like a bad boy through and through—more Brielle’s type than mine. Then again, Brielle would be lucky to trade Drake for Liam.
“No.” His shoulders drop, and he looks instantly sad for me. “You must be, Skyla.”
A moment of silence bumps by as we take each other in.
“How do you know?” Deep down, I suspect it’s a foolish question, but, selfishly, I want him to tell me.
“Logan never stops talking about you.” He gives a tiny grin and a bloom of sadness rips through me. God, he looks so much like his brother. “Don’t worry, he left out all the good parts.” He gives a little wink. “You want to come in?”
“Um, no, that’s okay. Is Gage here?” I suck in my lower lip, suddenly self-conscious of my patriotic standing. I foolishly charged to the door with nothing on but my two-piece. I tried telling Brielle that wearing the American flag as a glorified pasty spelled out all kinds of bad juju.
About The Author:
Addison Moore is a New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author who writes contemporary and paranormal romance. Her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan magazine. Previously she worked for nearly a decade as a therapist on a locked psychiatric unit. She resides with her husband, four wonderful children, and two dogs on the West Coast where she eats too much chocolate and stays up way too late. When she's not writing, she's reading.
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