Dark Fallen Angels: The Complete Trilogy

A Devilish Fated Mates Paranormal Romance

De: Eve Archer

Narrado por: Aubrey Vincent, Jason Clarke

The complete trilogy of devilishly steamy paranormal romances in one set!

I thought I made a deal with the devil. Turns out he’s a fallen angel. Very fallen.

Not only is Dominick Vicario tall, dark, and wickedly attractive, but he’s also the head of the world’s most powerful underworld family. And the leader of the Fallen—former heavenly Watchers banished to earth who’ve become wealthy playboys.

When I meet him, my life is circling the drain. My job is going nowhere, my boyfriend is a jerk, and I’m in debt up to my eyeballs.

So, when the dangerously seductive mafia don offers me a deal that will solve all my problems, I take it. All I have to do is spend the rest of the summer with the dominant billionaire. A couple of months of jet-setting on private planes and yachts isn’t too high a price to pay, right?

But Dominick believes I’m destined to be his mate—and the key to all the fallen angels being restored to their rightful place in the celestial order.

And it doesn’t matter if I think he’s crazy. He’s convinced I’m his for eternity. And so are the demons chasing us. I’m now a pawn in the deadly game between Dominick and his enemies. But this pawn is done being played. I’m about to show them what I’m made of—and it isn’t sugar and spice.

With angel armies and demon hordes gathering, who can we trust? And if Dominick makes a deal with the devil to save me, will his soul be lost forever?

The Dark Fallen Angels Trilogy is a devilishly steamy fated-mates paranormal romance with a mafia twist. The three books in this collection are all full-length novels, the series ends with a guaranteed HEA, and this set is the complete trilogy.

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Not safe!

I got a speeding ticket listening to this book. Make sure you are using speed control or read it somewhere else! All american accents were used, I would just suggest some more European ones for the fallen angels. and maybe change her thoughts on the second time she goes down on him...they are a bit similar.

mafia PNR with fantastic narration!

🅰🆄🅳🅸🅾🅱🅾🅾🅺 🆁🅴🆅🅸🅴🆆

Wow! What a ride this trilogy set is!! If you love mafia romance with a PNR twist, you'll love this one!!

Narration in duet by Aubrey Vincent and Jason Clarke, who did a fabulous job bringing both Ella and Dominick to life!! Audrey does an amazing job giving all the female characters their own voice!
Duet narration is by far my favorite way to listen to a book, and Eve Archer delivered.

Elle is on a business trip abroad when her life is turned upside down. Her boyfriend is a POS who leaves her hanging. Her boss gives her promotion to a male co-worker, and she had enough. She decides to do some exploring before she boards a plane the next day.
Dominick is a Don and leader to his fellow fallen angels. Loved the whole concept of angels, fallen angels and even the demons, who all have a purpose they're serving in the grand scheme.

Book 1 sets up the story, while books 2 and 3 takes the reader on a wild ride that includes her BFF, Sara, Romy, and several other key players you meet along the way!

Eve Archer did a great job pulling me in to her world that included whirl wind trips to so many places around the world I've never been to but always wanted to. My favorite character is Elle's best friend and I'm hoping her story gets an audio book!

WORTH MORE THAN 5 STARS

This series was outstanding! It was fast-paced, action-packed, steamy, and suspenseful. It was wonderfully written, with loveable characters. It was brilliantly duet narrated by the talents of Jason Clarke and Aubrey Vincent.

MUST LISTEN!

This was by far the best trilogy I have listened to yet! The narrator’s were amazing and the story line kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. Just enough sexy scenes to keep it spicy. It had me googling angels and demons and everything. I would’ve given 2 or 3 credits for this one. It won’t disappoint!

OMG

What a wonderful series. I want more!! Too bad the fourth book is not in audio form. I would buy it and gobble it up like I did this trilogy.

New Obsession

I absolutely love this series and have become obsessed with the world Ava Archer has created in it! I have been to many of the locations the stories are set in and she truly captured the otherworldly/supernatural vibes. I can remember walking through the catacombs in Paris and expecting to spy a demon down one of the roped off passages. Seeing it actually happen to Ella in the story was fun (better her than me!)
Of course, even better than her descriptions of the places they visited, were the characters reactions to them and to the situations they found themselves in. Ms. Archer does an excellent job developing the various characters, fleshing out their hopes and desires and their fears and insecurities. My only real character issue was that of Lilith. She seemed more one dimensional than all of the others and then vanished in the third book.
I think one of my favorite parts of the books was uncovering the back story of the Fallen. I can easily believe that after just hundreds of years, let alone thousands, they would experience a huge sense of ennui. I interpreted Dom having learned to cook really well as evidence of his fight against that despair. I also loved the way that time had distorted the Fallen Angels’ interpretation of the prophecy and how even the “good” angels had developed flaws across the passage of time.
Aubrey Vincent and Jason Clarke do an excellent job bringing the characters to life. Aubrey’s very distinct voices for Ella, Sara, and Lilith were great. I loved Jason’s sexy Dominic, as well. Both narrators captured the personalities of their characters in their voices, making it an exciting reading experience.
Overall, I really enjoyed this series and can’t wait for the next books to be available on Audible!

Loved it!

Waiting for the audiobook for the 4th book! Loved the narraters and would rather have the audiobook than the written book

Pretty good

I really enjoyed this series with the exception of the last book. It was incredibly boring. narration was perfect. Jason Clarke is a personal favorite. All in all this is a good series.

A very pleasant surprise

Jason Clarke could read the phone book and I’d likely buy it. I purchased this trio of books on a whim. I don’t typically listen to paranormal romances but the reviews were good and a generous holiday sale sealed the deal! What a pleasant surprise. A good story, some twists and turns (although some were a bit predictable.), attractive and engaging characters, solid and descriptive writing. It was entertaining and sexy, and the narration was fabulous. My very only gripe was the annoying best friend. Why did she have to be quite so obnoxious? The snark was a little grating and I 100% could have lived without the NYC accent (not the fault of the narration … it was consistent and believable) but honestly, the less than redeeming best friend wasn’t enough to even drop a star. Does this series continue? I’d be curious to hear Romy and Sara’s story… If so, could an angel magically remove her accent, please?

🪽Pleasantly Surprised!🪽

Rating: ❤️❤️❤️❤️.5
Heat Rating: 🔥🔥🔥
Narrator Performance: Female: 🎧🎧🎧🎧.5 Male: 🎧🎧🎧🎧

I was pleasantly surprised at this one. I went into it not knowing what to expect as Eve Archer is someone that I haven’t read before. I’m so happy I gave it a try! Normally I would not have picked up the story of Dominick and Ella because it spans over 3 books, Mark of the Fallen, Curse of the Fallen and Wrath of the Fallen, but when I saw that the complete trilogy was available in one I knew I couldn’t pass up the chance to dive into the world of the Dark Fallen Angels. Eve Archer’s writing is surprisingly vivid, her world full of angels, demons and the grey area between the two.

The duet narration by Aubrey Vincent and Jason Clarke was lovely. Duet is my favorite style of narration after full cast. Hearing the male narrator do all of the male parts and the female do the female brings the story to life in wonderful ways. My biggest complaint is that Clarke needed more male voices/accents to differentiate the characters. There were numerous male secondhand characters in the books and sometimes it was hard to tell one from the other.

*Review copy provided for voluntary review.