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Fallen: A Morally Gray Men Novella
Lucy Williams lives alone in the mountains of Vermont with her aging basset hound, Bob. While working on her doctoral degree in a lackluster subject, she’s resigned herself to her unexciting life.
When she finds what appears to be an injured man with wings in the forest near her home, she realizes her life may not be as boring as she thinks.
Thrust into a world of fallen angels, guardians, and mythological creatures, Lucy learns there’s more to her boring life than she ever thought possible. Learning the truth of her life proves to be more than anyone could ever imagine.
When she finds what appears to be an injured man with wings in the forest near her home, she realizes her life may not be as boring as she thinks.
Thrust into a world of fallen angels, guardians, and mythological creatures, Lucy learns there’s more to her boring life than she ever thought possible. Learning the truth of her life proves to be more than anyone could ever imagine.
74 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 22, 2024
About the author
Madalyn Rae
32 books74 followersMadalyn Rae is the pen name for someone who can’t show the people in her life that she writes about werewolves, vampires, penises (I still don’t know the correct plural for that word) and heaven forbid—sex.
In her everyday life, she is a teacher of tiny humans and an avid music lover. She is the mother of two adult children and one adult husband. (That wasn’t a typo)
She lives in the best climate in America and enjoys the Gulf Coast whenever she’s not too lazy to fight with the tourists for a seat on the sand.
Madalyn’s stories stem from her overactive imagination and dreams. She writes what her characters tell her to write, and she hopes you enjoy reading them as much as she enjoys writing them!
In her everyday life, she is a teacher of tiny humans and an avid music lover. She is the mother of two adult children and one adult husband. (That wasn’t a typo)
She lives in the best climate in America and enjoys the Gulf Coast whenever she’s not too lazy to fight with the tourists for a seat on the sand.
Madalyn’s stories stem from her overactive imagination and dreams. She writes what her characters tell her to write, and she hopes you enjoy reading them as much as she enjoys writing them!
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