The Prison of the Angels (The Watchers, #3)

I thought I was a good girl. I thought that no matter what others did for my sake, I could stay innocent. I thought that as long as I acted out of love, I'd be blameless. I was wrong, wasn't I? Milja Petak's world has fallen apart. Her lover, the fallen angel Azazel, has cast her aside in rage and disgust. The other contender for her heart, the Catholic priest Egan Kansky, has been surrendered back into the hands of the shadowy Vatican organization, Vidimus, after sustaining life-threatening injuries. She has killed and she has betrayed. She is alone, homeless, and at the end of her tether - torn apart by guilt and the love she has lost. But neither Heaven nor its terrifying representatives on Earth have finished with Milja. Both of her lovers need her in order to further their very different plans, and both passionately need her, though they may try to deny it. Milja is once again forced into a series of choices as she uncovers the secrets Heaven has been guarding for centuries. But this time it is not just her heart at stake, or even the fate of a fallen angel. This time, the choices she make will change everything. This time it's the End of the World. The Prison of the Angels is the third in the Watchers trilogy and the sequel to Cover Him With Darkness and In Bonds of the Earth. The Prison of the Angels is the final part of the most amazing trilogy I have ever had the pleasure of reading - This entire series is something that will stay with you, and might, in some ways, even change the way you think about heaven and earth. - Kate Douglas, author Big ideas are woven into the fabric of the tale with seamless craft, to seem as natural a part of the whole as the action-packed set pieces and steamy bedroom scenes... In The Prison of the Angels, as in the books that preceded it, Janine Ashbless has created an extraordinary new world, a real realm of the spirit that is a sheer pleasure to visit. - Erotica for the Big Brain Like the previous two books, not only is it extraordinarily well researched, but beautifully written. The pacing, dialogue and characters all combine to create a modern classic that's impossible to put down. - Sexy Little Pages