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    The Demon Chronicles Trilogy
    The Demon Chronicles Trilogy
    The Demon Chronicles Trilogy
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    The Demon Chronicles Trilogy

    By Amber Douglas

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    The next trilogy in the Fallen Angel series takes place ten years after Fallen Angel Chronicles, and follows Meredith Rogers, mother of Lucifer's daughter as she tries to raise a hybrid child and fight with Lucifer over God's plan for them all. This exciting trilogy is a precursor to Hybrid Chronicles, the next series following Angela Rogers as she navigates the human and celestial worlds, following in her father's footsteps.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmber Douglas
    Release dateApr 1, 2017
    ISBN9781370256778
    The Demon Chronicles Trilogy
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    Amber Douglas

    I'm a native Arizonan and while growing up, I would often write down notes about stories germinating in my head. I was always interested in the fantasy genre, having been introduced to Anne McCaffrey's Riders of Pern book series (may she rest in peace) in elementary school. I devoured Piers Anthony, Raymond E. Feist, and later, Lord of the Rings. In trying my hand at mysteries, I've found they are fickle things, like a knot in yarn. Instead of cutting it, try to work it out and once unraveled, have a straight line of yarn again. I will some more books coming soon, so please enjoy the ones I have out now. Reviews from readers: The Fallen Angel Review by: Gerty So on Jan. 20, 2013 : Wow, what a story.... I loved it.... Please keep writing, you are great at it..... A Highly Recommended Read..... The Fallen Angel Review by: Anonymous (Barnes and Noble) on June 27, 2013: Short and sweet...a happily ever after ending The Fallen Angel Review by Val Zykwa (Apple store) It was ok...I wish it was longer! A Pie for Papa Review by: Gerty So on Jan. 20, 2013 : Another great read......

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      The Demon Chronicles Trilogy - Amber Douglas

      The Demon Chronicles Book 3 Demon Line

      Copyright 2017 Amber Douglas

      Smashwords Edition

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      Other books by this author:

      Andromeda’s Harmony*

      Blood Moon

      Blood in the Water

      Dark Sky

      Dracula’s Revenge

      Demon Scion: Book 2 of Dracula’s Revenge series

      The Fallen Angel

      The Fallen Angel: Retribution

      The Fallen Angel: Repentance

      The Demon Chronicles: Demon Soul

      The Demon Chronicles: Demon Blood

      The Demon Chronicles: Demon Line

      The Hybrid Chronicles: Fall

      The Hybrid Chronicles: Rise (coming soon)

      Mermaid’s Song*

      Murder in Room 220

      The Outlander

      A Pie for Papa

      The Protector

      Red Moon

      Ren*

      REN and Other Tales of Fantasy

      The Shepherd’s Flock

      The Watcher

      When the Light Cometh

      White Demon

      available as single ebooks

      The Demon Chronicles

      Book 1: Demon Soul

      The next trilogy in the Fallen Angel series

      Prologue

      Matt stared at Lucifer. The shocking proposal Lucifer had outlined seemed to go against everything he believed.

      You want me to stand with you when you take over heaven? Are you insane?!

      Lucifer, the Morning Star, smiled a cold smile, his brown eyes dark amber. "Those humans He created are nothing to us. And he expects us to bow before them? They should be bowing before us. We were created first. We should be the ones to either fan the flame of life or extinguish it. If you stand with me, brother, I will make sure you have a place at my right hand."

      To how many angels have you said that line?

      Just you, brother.

      Matt opened his mouth to say something when he spotted Leziel walking towards them. Lucifer, Matthew. Good I caught you.

      What is it, brother? Matt asked, seeing Leziel’s forehead crease.

      There’s word in the ranks. A child will be born in the future, part angel, part human, and part demon.

      That’s impossible! Matt gasped. All Nephilim children have been evil. Are you saying this child will be evil as well? An innocent soul that’s not upon birth?

      We must stop it from happening. Lucifer’s voice was firm. Nephilim children are an abomination and must be destroyed. Leziel, are you with us?

      Leziel swallowed and sighed. I am, Lucifer. I am.

      Chapter 1

      Meredith Rogers watched the scarlet liquid drip form her forearm. The dull knife she held in her right hand was splattered with it, the liquid pooling at the edge and dripping, steadily…

      Drip…drip…drip….

      The man watching her sighed. Meredith, this has to stop.

      No. Meredith whispered, using the knife to make another cut, fresh dark red blood pouring out into the sink.

      The man sighed again. At least let me call someone. Let me help you.

      Meredith turned around, her blue eyes meeting the man’s brown ones, seeing the pain and deep disappointment in his eyes. He was close to giving up on her.

      Just a little bit longer.

      Who are you going to call, John? It’s done. It’s over.

      John closed his eyes and bowed his head, shoulders slumping. Fine. When his eyes met hers, they were guarded, almost cold. I won’t watch you waste away. You want to kill yourself, go ahead.

      Meredith watched the tall man turn around and walk away. John had given up on her. Meredith felt a brief moment of relief, yet the feeling that replaced it was a pain in her chest. John was gone to her, and probably never coming back.

      She turned back to the sink and cut more deeply in her forearm, until the dizziness made her drop the knife. Meredith saw the floor coming up to meet her, the linoleum tile a sheet of scarlet.

      Meredith woke up and sat up, gasping. Her black hair was matted and hanging in strings. Where was I? I could’ve sworn…

      Seeing her blood made her stomach churn. Her feet slipped on the scarlet soaked floor as she leaned over the trashcan, vomiting. When her stomach was empty, she slid to the floor, blinking back tears. Her arm felt numb and when she lifted it, she realized that she had trouble bending her fingers.

      Did I cut a tendon? An artery? Surely it was a vein, wasn’t it? Where’s John? This last thought propelled her to the phone, her arm dry and sticky with her blood. How long was I out?

      With her right hand she dialed the phone. It rang four times before it was picked up. Meredith felt a jolt in her chest when she heard his voice.

      Hello?

      John! John, it’s me, Meredith.

      There was a second of silence on the other end.

      John, did your hear me? I’m here! I’m alive! Meredith almost shouted in the phone.

      Meredith, is it really you? John had a note of incredulity in his voice. Do you know how long it’s been?

      No.

      I left at ten this morning. Look at the clock now. How is it you’re still alive?

      Meredith glanced at the clock and nearly dropped the phone. I’ve been out for twelve hours. Was I dead?

      I don’t know. John’s voice cut through her reverie. Meredith realized she spoke out loud.

      Oh sorry. Um, John-

      Need help cleaning up?

      Meredith winced at the frostiness in his words. No, I can handle it. Thanks anyway. She signed off and headed to the shower. After she dressed, she searched the house for the first-aid kit.

      Damn it! First-aid kit is in John’s house. Meredith wrapped her arm in a towel and got out the cleaning supplies. Once the scarlet surface had only traces of scarlet on it, Meredith sat down on the couch to rest and closed her eyes.

      "Meredith, why did you cut yourself?

      "It’s a long story. It’s complicated. Why do you care?"

      "Oh, Meredith. You know how much I care."

      "No, I don’t. Besides, I don’t need anyone right now."

      "Not even John? You two have a future together."

      Meredith was getting testy at this point. We have nothing! She shouted. He left! He doesn’t want anything to do with me! I told him, it’s over. It’s done.

      The man in front of her crossed his arms, his white wings spreading. It’s not over. He will return to you.

      "I’ll believe when I see it. And don’t get me started on fate, destiny, any of that. I don’t believe it. At all. And by the way, I don’t care what you do to me. I don’t believe in religion."

      "You don’t believe in my kind?"

      "Why should I?"

      The angel shrugged. Your choice.

      "Fine. She gestured to her arm. This is my choice. You can’t make me do otherwise."

      The angel grinned. I can’t. Only my boss can.

      Meredith nearly bolted off the couch when she heard a loud crash. She fell to her knees on the floor, gasping.

      Meredith?

      John? John! Tears coursed down her face at the sight of him coming into her living room, brown eyes concerned. He knelt down next to her.

      No first-aid kit?

      I couldn’t find it. Meredith suddenly felt like an idiot for not

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