Fallen Angel - Eastwood, Matt
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It has begun... Marcus has reclaimed his sword, and Heaven can now commence building their army. The battle between good and evil seems to be approaching, as demons roam the streets more confidently. But, is it really confidence, or a desperate need to gain the upper hand against Heaven? Ben is attacked in an alleyway by demons, but something is different. Marcus quickly learns something new about Ben. Is it enough to tip the balance? It seems as though the side of evil wants Ben for some reason. What could he have that they would want? Marcus must find out, as he is confronted by not only his…mehr

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It has begun... Marcus has reclaimed his sword, and Heaven can now commence building their army. The battle between good and evil seems to be approaching, as demons roam the streets more confidently. But, is it really confidence, or a desperate need to gain the upper hand against Heaven? Ben is attacked in an alleyway by demons, but something is different. Marcus quickly learns something new about Ben. Is it enough to tip the balance? It seems as though the side of evil wants Ben for some reason. What could he have that they would want? Marcus must find out, as he is confronted by not only his past, but also his future. Join Marcus, Ben and Lucifer in this action packed sequel to Sword of the Angels, as they dig deeper into The Revelation, and the true meanings behind its cryptic ambiguity.
Autorenporträt
Beginning a lifetime of music at the young age of four, singing for family and friends, Matt found he had caught the music bug. He furthered his talents, first learning to play the guitar at the age of eight. Matt formed many bands over the years, playing in many venues across Victoria and interstate. After the death of his brother in 2005, Matt took a large break from playing gigs and began writing his first novel, Sword of the Angels. The story quickly developed into a trilogy, which gave him an outlet for his grief; allowing him to create characters and situations for the memory of his brother to live on.