Fallen Angel

The London Ruthless Series, Book 2

By: Sadie Kincaid

Narrated by: Zara Hampton-Brown, Will M. Watt

Length: 7 hrs and 22 mins

Publisher's summary

Samantha

Gabriel Sullivan captured my heart—and then he broke it into a million pieces.

Our love burned white-hot, but he risked it all with one reckless choice. And some mistakes can't be forgiven. Sometimes, angels fall from grace.

Now, I'm facing an uncertain future—one which he is unavoidably linked to. I've always been a survivor. I've walked through hell and come through the other side with a core made of fire. But Gabriel has broken me.

Gabriel

I had everything I wanted in the palm of my hand, and I threw it away on a senseless mistake. Now, Samantha Donovan has my heart in a vice.

What she doesn't seem to understand is that the two of us will never be over. Samantha belongs to me, and she always will. I will do anything in my power to have her back by my side. No matter what the cost.

Darkly addictive, sensual, and steamy, Fallen Angel will take you on a rollercoaster of emotions.

©2021 Sadie Kincaid (P)2024 Podium Audio

Loaded with Sexy Scenes

Held my interest throughout the entire book. Looking forward to the next book in this series.

wow

This is definitely on my top 5 it's amazing. I love how the narrators bring it to life. I couldn't stop. This book doesn't disappoint. This author is amazing and can really keep you on the edge. I am telling you it's full of spice. I loved every minute of this book.

Good listen but so repetitive

I enjoyed the story and the narrators. It was a little hard to get used to the Females voice attempting the mans voice, annoying. But I eventually got used to it.
This 2nd book felt like it had a lot more sex, which I don't mind, but the writer really needed to do a better job with synonyms. The same words were used, same descriptions it was really irritating. I mean if you're going to have so much sex I. a story at least get creative!
Male narration was on fire, very well done! Female was good with the exception of her attempt at the male narration.
The overall plot, sorry was also good. I never felt like, "Oh my goodness I just can't put this book down", but it was still a good story. My only issue was how childish the FMC was most of the time. I rolled my eyes a lot at her immaturity.

Fallen Angel

What an amazing duet written by Sadie. Gabriel and Samantha did wonders for each other. A silent man that knew how to take care of business. I can't wait to see what Sebastian story is especially if Lauren is involved

loved Gabe and Sam's story

loved GABE AND SAMANTHAS story. Sam hot on my nerves not gonna lie. I understand she had a horrible first marriage. However, it got on my nerves. Maybe it didn't bother anyone else. But. she straight up irritated the crap put of me.

There is always something

I did really like the book, I again however would have liked some back story on all of the characters maybe in flashbacks or something. I expected the twist, but it would have been great for more insight.

2nd book in duet

Fallen Angel is the conclusion in the London Ruthless duet.

This couple had to work hard for their HEA! While I love a strong FMC Sam is so hard headed and stubborn she gets in her own way a lot. Everything is so black and white with both characters that there is a lot of what could be considered miscommunication just because they are so unwilling to listen to reason. Its back and forth with events that lead to this head butting and stubborn refusal to waver that means they are in turmoil a lot of the time. Add in the outside forces that are thrown into their lives to battle and they have to fight for their happy for sure.

The good news is their is a lot of growth and development of both the individuals and their relationship throughout this book. They come together and start to see what love truly means and things become easier.

The plot is well thought out and flows well, There are some lulls where the plot takes a back seat to the relationship stuff but nothing annoying or dull and it all comes together nicely with a sweet ending. The editing and grammar are very good and nothing distracts from the ease of reading.

This book is also available on audio with the same narrators returning to finish up the duet and close out the story in a great performance!

Unfortunate

Now this is some straight BULLSHIT. I thought book one was bad but this one was ten times worse. Samantha just gave up on Gab so easy. How could she blame him for sleeping with someone when they weren't even together. Samantha is ridiculous for this bullshit. How could she even believe that Gabriel's ex was even pregnant when he wore a condom. How can people be in a relationship without believing them. All the back and forth was exhausting. The want each other, they don't, they do, they don't. What ripe Bullshit. All the side stories was pointless. The ex wife intrusions, the cousin wanting money, the kidnappings, the ex wife more lies. Such waste of time.

Great male narrator, repetitious story

The male narrator plays a female and male part. He did such a great job that it was seamless. The female narrator has a beautiful voice as a female, but doing a male was awkward and strange and always jolted me out of my happy place. Would not recommend. I didn’t realize this is how they do it.
I found the story to be repetitious about the ex-wife. Just got old real fast.
There are so much better ones by her

One book would’ve been enough!

I did like Sam and Gabe’s story but it got repetitive and very boring. These two books would’ve been better as one. Narration was top notch. Sex was a little over the top, not the kind of sex just one sex scene after another!