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3/4/2020

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Lost Angels
As Above, So Below Book 1
by Loren Rhoads and Brian Thomas
Genre: Paranormal Romance 

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When the succubus Lorelei sees Azaziel across Lost Angels, she knows he’s been kicked out of Heaven, but is not yet Fallen. She resolves to do whatever it takes to bring the angel down.

Unfortunately, Lorelei doesn’t realize that Azaziel has an agenda of his own. Taking her back to a burned-out church, he forces a mortal girl’s soul into the devil girl’s flesh. Then the succubus needs to find an exorcist who can cast the ghost out of her.

With all the supernatural warriors of Los Angeles looking on, neither the angel nor the succubus can imagine how love will derail their plans…


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​A section of the alley wall wavered. First the cinderblocks were solid, then oily blackness swallowed them. Out of this darkness stepped Asmodeus, trailed by two fiends in the form of large men, angular to the point of being misshapen.

Probing the refuse with his ebony walking stick, Asmodeus picked his way through the alley. Near the passage’s mouth, he halted. At his feet lay a crumple of shadow: Lorelei’s cast-off dress. The demon gestured down toward it.

Recognizing its master, the dress stirred, lifting a sleeve flirtatiously. When it brushed his hand, the cloth hurried upward into his grasp.

The demon rolled the fabric between his fingertips. Lycra had definitely been one of his engineering staff’s most useful inventions. He considered how tasty Lorelei had looked poured into this pinnacle of the art. What a shame the angel cast it away so maliciously.

Asmodeus raised the torn fabric to his face and breathed deep. Beneath the dark fragrance of Lorelei’s musk—wound amongst it—was the scent of the angel’s longing. He’d lain beside the succubus, kissed and caressed her, but his desire didn’t end there.

Unsmiling, the demon prince crushed the dress in his fist and let it dissolve.


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Angelus Rose
As Above, So Below Book 2 

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If Romeo had wings and Juliet a barbed tail, could they find happiness in the City of Angels?

After their escape from the ashes of Lost Angels, the succubus Lorelei and the angel Azaziel want nothing more than to enjoy each other's company. Unfortunately, Asmodeus, the Demon Prince of LA, has threatened to devour Lorelei's new-grown soul if she doesn't bring about Azaziel's downfall. Meanwhile, Aza is keeping secrets of his own that threaten the tenuous peace between Heaven and Hell.

Three archangels come to town to try to set things right, but friendships are fracturing. The demon in charge of fallen angels is sniffing around. And Los Angeles is about to be caught between a devil and the deep blue sea.


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​Outside the church, the night lit up with the sound of singing. A lone male sang a quiet lullaby. Lorelei froze, riveted by the maddeningly familiar voice. Then a slow smile crept across her face. Azaziel. Right on cue. Lorelei wondered what little honey her angel was crooning to now.

Desperate to distract her, the priest asked quickly, “Call you about Yasmina? That’s your whole message?”

Lorelei stalked toward the window. Joseph wrestled out of the bedclothes behind her, but hesitated before his hand closed on her arm. Lorelei could feel his heat at her back, his breath on her hair, but ignored him. What didn’t Joseph want her to see?

She peered cautiously around the window frame. Outside, a winged angel stood in the center of the fenced playground: without a doubt, her Azaziel, clad in a pair of 501s and a button-down blue chambray shirt. Above and around him like traces of a molecule’s orbit, swirled the souls of children. A multitude of souls, she saw, hundreds. Lorelei cataloged them instantly: none of them saved, many of them swinging toward the light, a few of them still shadowy with unshed mortal grievances.

Aza offered his lullaby to the souls of unsaved children.

Lorelei struggled to wrap her mind around what she saw. Her angel hoarded souls, children’s souls: to what purpose? Demons collected the damned and sent them on their way; angels scooped up the saved. Devils consumed the remainder, removing them from the wheel of life. Very few mortal souls—those who had withdrawn from the eternal battle—had the determination to stick around as ghosts. What were these children doing here?

Behind her, Joseph dropped his bible on the floor. The noise resounded in the little room, magnified far louder than the action justified. Outside, the angel immediately stopped singing and manifested his sword and armor.

“You’d better go,” Joseph warned.

Lorelei worked up a vicious grin. “I’m here to see Aza,” she reminded.

“He might not be alone.”

“I’ve been ordered to work my way around to his friends.”

Before the priest could answer, she stepped up onto the window ledge and sprang out.

Aza’s face lit up, thrilled once again to see her. His armor evaporated.

But Lorelei was too angry to fully appreciate his welcome. No wonder the angel had come to her exorcism with a Childbed Angel. Lorelei wondered how many of the other sixty-nine guardian angels had come to LA to protect Aza’s ill-gotten flock.

Like a cat scattering pigeons, Lorelei’s appearance shattered the precise geometry of the children’s adoration of the angel. Their souls shrieked and fled the devil. She noted that they seemed trapped within the confines of the chain-link fence.

Lorelei reached out for a young man—Erik, all gothic doom and gloom—and trailed her talons through his soul. She found lust there, drooling admiration for the devilish charms straining her yankable black dress. That one she caught in the reflection of the buckle of her purse.

Aza put his sword away. He jumped upward, opening his wings as he leapt toward her. “Come away from here,” he ordered.

“We’d better go somewhere we can talk,” Lorelei answered. “You have some explaining to do.”

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Loren Rhoads is the co-author (with Brian Thomas) of the novel Lost Angels about a succubus who sets her sights on an angel and ends up possessed by a mortal girl's soul. The sequel, Angelus Rose, came out in February 2020.

Loren is the author of The Dangerous Type, Kill By Numbers, and No More Heroes, a space opera trilogy set after a galactic war has wiped out much of humanity.

She is also the author of 199 Cemeteries to See Before You Die and Wish You Were Here: Adventures in Cemetery Travel. She blogs about graveyards as travel destinations at CemeteryTravel.com.

You won't be surprised to know that she likes long walks in the moonlight and old graveyards.


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How I became an author:
My mom was a firm believer in naps. When I was 5, I didn’t really need to nap, but my 3-year-old brother walked in his sleep and the doctor suggested maybe he was overtired. So my mother brought us both into her big bed and laid down with one of us on either side of her. She’d fling an arm across my brother and a leg over me to hold us still until naptime was over.

Unable to sleep or even to wiggle, I told myself stories to pass the hours. My favorite book at the time was Peter Pan. I hated Wendy, who sucked the fun out of everything, but I idolized Princess Tiger Lily, who would rather be tied to a rock and drowned than betray her friends. In the stories I told myself, I was Tiger Lily's best friend, standing up to Captain Hook and flying off on adventures with Peter. I still like those strong female characters.


Something quirky about me:
I love to visit cemeteries. In addition to my novels, I've written two books about visiting cemeteries around the world: 199 Cemeteries to See Before You Die and Wish You Were Here: Adventures in Cemetery Travel. Brian Thomas (my co-author) and I managed to write 3 cemeteries into Angelus Rose: Forest Lawn, where they have a huge stained glass replica of Da Vinci's The Last Supper; Westwood Memorial Park, where Marilyn Monroe is buried; and Angelus Rosedale Cemetery, which served as a backdrop for the first season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.


If I knew I would die tomorrow:
If I knew I would die tomorrow, I would go out to breakfast at Louis' Restaurant overlooking the ocean. I'd get a table by the window, where I could watch for whales swimming by. I'd order waffles drowning in syrup and get all hopped up on coffee, then I'd walk along the Land's End trail to the Palace of the Legion of Honor, which stands on the grounds of the former City Cemetery. The headstones were removed in the 1920s, but most of the bodies still lie under the grass. I'd sit on the bench in the sunlight and gaze over the mouth of the San Francisco Bay at the Golden Gate Bridge. I'd just enjoy the beauty with my husband and kid. That would be the perfect day, whether I was going to die soon or not.


What can we expect in the future:
My first novel, still unpublished, was about a young witch named Alondra DeCourval. I've written a bunch of stories about her traveling around the world and encountering magical creatures from a siren in Venice to a fox spirit in Tokyo to the monster that lives under the Golden Gate Bridge. I've collected the stories into a couple of short ebooks on Amazon, but I would like to publish some novels about Alondra's adventures. I've got 3 books in various states of done, but I'd like to settle down and finally tell her story.


About the characters in the As Above, So Below books:

The hero is an angel named Azaziel, although he prefers to be called Aza. The succubus who falls in love with him teases him about his name. She thinks there ought to be an 'El" in there somewhere. He's missing the honorific that denotes his Heavenly origin.

Azaziel's backstory in our novels was inspired by a play by Lord Byron called Heaven and Earth: A Mystery. In that story, Azaziel falls in love with Anah, one of Cain's granddaughters. When God sends the Flood, Azaziel tucks Anah under his wings and flies away to another plane.

My co-writer Brian Thomas asked what would happen if Azaziel outlived Anah but wasn't forgiven -- not necessarily for loving her, but for stepping away from his duties to be with her. Basically, Aza was faced with a no-win situation: save the woman he loved or let her drown. He's never forgiven himself for making a choice. It gave us some juicy stuff to play with.

Our heroine, the succubus Lorelei, was inspired by a woman I knew at university. Kimmy lived across the hall from me in the dorm. She was beautiful: large very dark eyes, long mahogany hair, heart-shaped face. She wasn’t very tall, but she was seriously curvy. I wasn’t surprised to find she’d done catalog modeling in high school.

Mostly what I remember about Kimmy was her presence. She made everything more fun. When she came into a room, every head turned toward her, but she wasn’t obnoxious about it. She didn’t seem to crave attention; she just accepted it as normal.

Kimmy was always ready for anything. When Playboy came to town, looking to photograph Girls of the Big 10, she considered it. When she met another girl who had been contacted by a Greek millionaire who was looking for pretty girls to come lounge around on his yacht in their bikinis, she considered it. I think her curiosity about that lifestyle was matched by a small-town naivety that didn’t really guess what that kind of deal would demand in return. In consequence, I felt protective of Kimmy. I didn’t want her trusting nature to lead her into a situation she couldn’t charm her way out of.

Lorelei came directly out of that feeling. I wanted to explore the possibilities laid out in front of Kimmy, but know that Lorelei would survive them. I wanted to give Kimmy a happy ending and a boyfriend she wanted just as much as he wanted her. And I wanted to guarantee she’d never lose her fearlessness or sense of fun.


How did we come up with the title:
The working title of the original book was Hex Vex Sex. I had a long-sleeved black t-shirt that I'd bought on Haight Street with the slogan written down its sleeve. Brian thought the phrase summed up our story, from Lorelei's initial seduction of Aza, to Aza's possessing Lorelei with a mortal girl's ghost, then their eventual Happy For Now ending.

Along the way, the book's title changed to As Above, So Below, which we took from the old magical texts. In fact, the first novel was originally published under that title in 2013. When we got the rights back, we changed that novel's title to Lost Angels, which is the name of the bar where Lorelei works in Los Angeles.

The second book is called Angelus Rose. We talked about changing it a couple of times, but never came up with anything we liked better.

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89 Comments
Beyond Comps
3/4/2020 03:23:19 am

Great cover!

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Loren Rhoads link
3/4/2020 07:53:07 pm

Thanks! Glad you like it.

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Rita Wray
3/4/2020 09:37:40 am

The books sound good.

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Loren Rhoads link
3/4/2020 07:53:56 pm

Thanks for following me everywhere, Rita!

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James Robert
3/4/2020 09:37:55 am

My family loves reading so hearing about another great book I appreciate. Thanks for sharing and also for the giveaway.

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Loren Rhoads link
3/4/2020 07:54:31 pm

Thanks for stopping by, James.

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Victoria Scott
3/4/2020 09:51:24 am

Love the cover! Thank you for sharing!

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Loren Rhoads link
3/4/2020 07:55:15 pm

Thank you for your kind words, Victoria.

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charlotte
3/4/2020 10:07:06 am

I love your covers---they look great!

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Loren Rhoads link
3/4/2020 10:36:28 am

Thanks, Charlotte! I love my cover artist.

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Kelly D
3/4/2020 11:19:08 am

I like the covers. The special effects are nice.

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Loren Rhoads link
3/4/2020 07:55:53 pm

That's a new thing I've been playing with. I'm glad you like it.

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Elaine G
3/4/2020 11:52:59 am

These sounds like books I's enjoy. Thanks for sharing the excerpts.

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Loren Rhoads link
3/4/2020 07:56:20 pm

Thanks for taking the time to check them out!

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Paula
3/4/2020 12:30:31 pm

The cover art seems appropriate for the book. Good job.

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Loren Rhoads link
3/4/2020 07:56:40 pm

Thank you, Paula!

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Victoria Alexander
3/4/2020 01:35:52 pm

Sounds like a great series, thanks for sharing!

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Loren Rhoads link
3/4/2020 07:57:13 pm

Thank you for stopping by to read about them, Victoria.

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wendy hutton
3/4/2020 02:00:39 pm

thanks this sounds like a great book

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Loren Rhoads link
3/4/2020 07:57:37 pm

Thank you for saying so, Wendy!

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Diana Hardt
3/4/2020 02:30:11 pm

I liked the excerpt. The book sounds really intriguing. Thank you for sharing.

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Loren Rhoads link
3/4/2020 07:58:07 pm

Thank you, Diana. Glad you liked it.

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Calvin
3/4/2020 02:33:27 pm

Just reading about this one sends me some cool vibes. Cheers

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Loren Rhoads link
3/4/2020 07:59:07 pm

I like the sound of that, Calvin. Thanks!

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Sherry
3/4/2020 03:49:33 pm

I think the books sound really good.

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Loren Rhoads link
3/4/2020 07:59:55 pm

Thanks for loving them over, Sherry!

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Debbie P
3/4/2020 11:09:03 pm

This book sounds like a really great read.

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Loren Rhoads link
3/5/2020 09:23:13 am

Thanks, Debbie! Hope you like them.

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Bea LaRocca
3/5/2020 03:40:26 am

Gorgeous book covers and intriguing synopses, this sounds like a must read series. Thank you for sharing your guest post and book details, I am looking forward to reading your stories

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Loren Rhoads link
3/5/2020 09:24:21 am

Wow, thanks, Bea! That's high praise.

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jenn fike
3/5/2020 09:22:47 am

I love this cover

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Loren Rhoads link
3/5/2020 09:25:53 am

Thanks, Jenn!

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Terri Quick
3/5/2020 08:15:02 pm

Beautiful cover

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Loren Rhoads link
3/6/2020 10:20:58 am

Thanks, Terri!

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Barbara Montag
3/6/2020 11:04:21 am

Paranormal Romance - that's a go and the same for the cover!

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Loren Rhoads link
3/6/2020 01:39:13 pm

Thanks, Barbara! I hope you like it.

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Julie Lundstrom
3/6/2020 11:21:35 am

I think it is a cool and interesting cover

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Loren Rhoads link
3/6/2020 01:39:35 pm

I'm glad you like it, Julie!

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Priscilla Bettis link
3/6/2020 04:32:01 pm

I'm looking forward to reading Angelus Rose! I wonder what it's like to work with a co-author. What if you have different writing styles?

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Loren Rhoads link
3/6/2020 11:28:35 pm

Thanks for asking that! Brian and I have very different writing styles. He edited my writing and I edited his, then I did a final edit to smooth things out. For this book, I had Microsoft Word read it to me, which helped me find all kinds of errors my eyes had missed.

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Amy F
3/6/2020 05:11:10 pm

Love PNR!! Sounds great!

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Loren Rhoads link
3/6/2020 11:29:01 pm

Thanks, Amy! I hope you like it.

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Mary Cloud
3/6/2020 06:52:43 pm

No questions - the cover is interesting

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Loren Rhoads link
3/6/2020 11:29:26 pm

Interesting in a good way, I hope. :)

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lynn clayton
3/6/2020 09:13:47 pm

nice cover looks like a great read

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Loren Rhoads link
3/6/2020 11:30:05 pm

Thanks, Lynn. I think we can all use some escapist reading these days.

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MARCY MEYER
3/7/2020 12:33:24 pm

The cover looks really pretty. Sounds good too.

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Loren Rhoads link
3/7/2020 11:07:46 pm

Thanks, Marcy! I love these covers.

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Serge B
3/7/2020 01:44:19 pm

I liked the cover, appropo for PNR

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Loren Rhoads link
3/7/2020 11:12:07 pm

I'm so relieved people think so! I really didn't want to have a cover just like everyone else's.

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Stephanie
3/7/2020 02:46:41 pm

It seems like the characters have a complicated relationship.

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Loren Rhoads link
3/7/2020 11:12:50 pm

That's for sure. I think characters that live a really long time must have a lot of baggage.

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Stephanie
3/7/2020 02:48:32 pm

The books both look really good!

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Loren Rhoads link
3/7/2020 11:13:15 pm

Thanks so much for saying that, Stephanie.

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Mya Murphy
3/8/2020 11:46:37 pm

The synopsis is captivating!!

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Loren Rhoads link
3/9/2020 11:39:51 am

Thanks, Mya. That's high praise.

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Sarah L
3/9/2020 01:10:28 am

Looks like interesting books.
Thanks for the contest. 

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Loren Rhoads link
3/9/2020 11:40:22 am

Thanks for entering, Sarah. Good luck!

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Peggy Salkill
3/9/2020 03:16:56 pm

Sounds like a good read!

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Loren Rhoads link
3/10/2020 09:48:07 am

Thanks, Peggy. I can't wait to hear what people think of them.

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Karrie A Millheim
3/9/2020 09:21:13 pm

this sounds yummy

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Loren Rhoads link
3/10/2020 09:47:34 am

Thank you for saying that, Karrie. It made my morning.

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Piroska
3/12/2020 11:50:08 am

I love the cover! The colours make it dark, omiinous, sexy.

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Loren Rhoads link
3/12/2020 12:12:31 pm

Perfect! That's exactly what we were going for. I'm so glad you like it.

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LeonieT
3/13/2020 11:22:54 am

I love paranormal romance and this is a new author for me to check out!

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Loren Rhoads link
3/13/2020 11:05:14 pm

Thanks, Leonie! Hope you like what you find.

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Heather Mahley
3/13/2020 01:44:39 pm

Such a great cover

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Loren Rhoads link
3/13/2020 11:05:31 pm

I'm so glad you like it!

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Wendy Jensen
3/13/2020 07:39:37 pm

Great book cover.

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Loren Rhoads link
3/13/2020 11:05:47 pm

Thanks, Wendy!

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Mafalda V
3/14/2020 06:45:30 am

This sounds like my type :) Thanks for sharing :)

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Loren Rhoads link
3/14/2020 10:08:44 am

That's what I like to hear!

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AuntySuzany
3/16/2020 08:03:27 pm

Looks & sounds great! Thanks for sharing with us!

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AuntySuzany
3/16/2020 08:15:34 pm

Oops I put the wrong name on my Amazon follow!

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Loren Rhoads link
3/17/2020 02:52:31 pm

Thanks so much for your follows!

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Nina Lewis
3/20/2020 11:05:20 pm

Looks good!

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Loren Rhoads link
3/21/2020 11:28:50 am

Thank you! I'm happy with how they turned out, but I'm even more glad that other people like them.

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Robyn Bellefleur
3/27/2020 12:38:24 am

I really like the cover. It is very fitting for this book.

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Loren Rhoads link
3/27/2020 12:56:44 pm

Thanks, Robyn. I worried over having a shirtless angel on the cover, so I'm really glad to hear that people like this instead.

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Robin Abrams
4/1/2020 08:51:42 pm

I love the covers they look great

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Loren Rhoads link
4/2/2020 11:01:26 am

Thanks, Robin. They're up for a book cover award over at Alternative Reads, if you have a moment to vote... Definitely no pressure! https://alternative-read.com/2020/03/30/march-2020-alternative-book-cover-award-nominees-have-you-voted-yet-vote-for-your-favourite-bookcover-now-ends-april-24-2020-writingwarrior2-wwu/

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Judy Thomas
4/1/2020 10:43:14 pm

I loved the excerpt! Sounds like a great read.

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Loren Rhoads link
4/2/2020 11:02:25 am

Thanks, Judy. Pulling out excerpts is hard. How do you sum up a book in one or two scenes? I'm so glad you like what I chose.

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Daniel M
4/2/2020 03:48:52 pm

like the covers

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Loren Rhoads link
4/2/2020 09:45:33 pm

Thanks, Daniel!

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Stacey A Smith
4/4/2020 07:51:17 pm

I think both covers are very lovely.

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Loren Rhoads link
4/5/2020 11:32:11 am

Thank you, Stacey!

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Jerry Marquardt
4/4/2020 11:16:10 pm

I would like to give thanks for all your really great writings, including As Above So Below, and wishing the best in keeping up the good work in the future.

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Loren Rhoads link
4/5/2020 11:31:38 am

Thanks so much, Jerry. And thank you for all your follows!

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