The scene’s hottest dancer must strike a balance between sex and success when another steps in to steal her spotlight in this risqué sequel to Blue Angel.
Mallory Dale’s living a sexy double dutiful paralegal by day, wild burlesque star by night. At New York’s famed nightclub, the Blue Angel, she becomes Moxie, a performer in command of her audience―and herself. But offstage, Mallory’s world is starting to feel out of control.
A mysterious newcomer to the club, Violet Offender proves to be a fierce and darkly seductive rival whose ambition burns as hot as Mallory’s own. Their tension simmers with every glance, and every performance becomes a battle for dominance.
Meanwhile, Mallory’s relationship with her longtime boyfriend, Alec, begins to strain under the weight of balancing fame, intimacy, and competing temptations. As rivalries deepen and secrets rise to the surface, she’s forced to decide what she truly wants and how far she’s willing to go to get it . . .
Fallen Angel is a spicy erotic romance featuring voyeurism, exhibitionism, and sexually explicit scenes involving two or more partners.
Jamie Brenner is the author of The Wedding Sisters, The USA TODAY bestseller The Forever Summer, and several other beach books. Jamie's short story "Gold Party" (Blackstone Publishing) is currently in development as a feature film.
After raising two daughters in New York City, Jamie now lives in Bucks County, PA -- the inspiration for her next book THE WEEKEND CRASHERS (November 4, 2025) about a mother-daughter knitting retreat gone awry.
Jamie grew up on the blockbuster novels by Judith Krantz and Jackie Collins, the gothic horror of Anne Rice, and political thrillers by Nelson DeMille. Her dream novel combines all three.
First off, I need Violet in the hottest part of hell immediately. Secondly, I wasn’t expecting to like the 2nd more than the 1st. I feel like the author did a great job lining up the stories. It was a smooth transition into a whole other storyline. There was A LOT of smut but it’s an erotic novel so that’s to be expected. It didn’t feel excessive though. If anything I feel like it added another layer to story.
Mallory & Alec’s love story continues except this time the pressures on to get married. Poppy’s in a relationship with Mallory‘s old boss. She’s an older woman & things in the bedroom start to get boring between them or at least Poppy feels that way. Then BOOM that’s where Violet’s conniving ass comes in. She’s running around here insecure as hell hunching everybody lmfao. Just evil as hell. I’m not usually one of those readers that automatically hate the villain because sometimes the hate is valid, but she was just mean for no reason.
She was trying to worm her way between Mallory & Alec, using Billy‘s sexuality to blackmail him, & terrorizing Poppy all bc Agnes fired her. Like bruh???? Making the girl that’s turning you down pay for a session with you is wild I don’t care. She was crazy for that.
And I’m not sure why his character sent out to me but poor Tyler he was just caught in between the crossfires of all this mess. He was just tryna crack his DL boyfriend & ended up in some mess lmao.
I also got a better understanding of Agnes in this book too because at 1st it was just giving grumpy old lady, but that woman really had a love for the arts. Burlesque to be precise. Seeing her in that light made me like her.
I wasn’t expecting the review to be this song, but per usual I got a little carried away. The last book isn’t out yet but I plan on reading it once it’s released.
… til then <3
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