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    King of the Damned: A League of Guardians Novel
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    King of the Damned: A League of Guardians Novel

    By Juliana Stone

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    It's the book Julianna Stone fans have been waiting for: the story of Azaiel, the ultimate fallen angel, as he fights the forces of evil in a desperate attempt to save his true love. King of the Damned is one of the biggest, darkest, most powerfully romantic League of Guardians books yet. New York Times bestselling author Sherrilyn Kenyon says that Julianna Stone is "on her way to becoming a paranormal favorite." We couldn’t agree more. King of the Damned is a perfect read for fans of paranormal romances, and books by Christine Feehan, Nalini Singh, and Pamela Palmer.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateNov 27, 2012
    ISBN9780062102324
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    King of the Damned: A League of Guardians Novel
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    Juliana Stone

    Juliana Stone fell in love with her first book boyfriend when she was twelve. She decided that when she grew up she would like to write her own book boyfriends and, luckily, she gets to do this. She writes dark paranormal romance as well as contemporary romance and now is excited to write young adult as well. She lives with her husband, kids, a dog and a cat somewhere in the wilds of Canada.

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    • 3/5
      Second in the League of Guardians series. Rowan James returns home to Salem to find her grandmother murdered. Centuries ago an James witch ancestor made the unfortunate decision to raise a demon lord that now claims one witch in every generation of their family. He wants to claim Rowan, but she is far more powerful than any of her ancestors and because of that the demon lord cannot be allowed to claim her. The League of Guardians is a secret supernatural organization keeping the balance between good and evil. Fallen angel Azaiel, one of the original seven angels, is amongst three members sent to keep Rowan from the demon lord. Azaiel is haunted by his countless years in hell after a bad decision and feels unworthy of Rowan - and he keeps reminding the reader of that so often it's irritating! An okay read - the only one in the series I have read.