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The Fallen
An erotic Aesop's Fable - choice and free will take on new meaning in this unique story. Outsiders unite to discover their true origin.
226 pages, Paperback
First published November 6, 2006
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June 21, 2009
An erotic love story of an "almost" polyamorous threesome with a terrific story line and believable characters.
The Fallen has made such an impression upon me. My love for humanity has been rekindled and my awareness heightened by reading it.
It may seem like a fiction novel, but the spiritual impact it carries, caused me to see that it indeed contains a greater truth. We are the fallen angels; you, me, and so many others regardless of what course our lives take.
The characters in this book have come to life in the faces of those I love; even in those I do not understand or particularly enjoy being around, because now I know and recognize them as kindred spirits. Already, I feel less judgmental and more compassionate towards those who have forgotten who they are.
Gigi has bravely delved into a place of pain where we abuse ourselves and others by the choices we make. Her book will help many realize that all of life is about choice and free will. Hopefully humanity will begin to make better choices that will bring peace to this planet rather than continuing to destroy it with hatred and retaliation.
The Fallen has made such an impression upon me. My love for humanity has been rekindled and my awareness heightened by reading it.
It may seem like a fiction novel, but the spiritual impact it carries, caused me to see that it indeed contains a greater truth. We are the fallen angels; you, me, and so many others regardless of what course our lives take.
The characters in this book have come to life in the faces of those I love; even in those I do not understand or particularly enjoy being around, because now I know and recognize them as kindred spirits. Already, I feel less judgmental and more compassionate towards those who have forgotten who they are.
Gigi has bravely delved into a place of pain where we abuse ourselves and others by the choices we make. Her book will help many realize that all of life is about choice and free will. Hopefully humanity will begin to make better choices that will bring peace to this planet rather than continuing to destroy it with hatred and retaliation.
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