Forbidden

by Mark Knight

Overview

What are the consequences when an angel falls in love with a demon? Phaedra knows her place as an angel messenger in training. But when passion develops between Phaedra and Erebus - a demon prisoner under her watch - the angelic Council must decide their fate.

Awarded 3rd Place in the 2008 Gimme Credit Short Screenplay Competition for the script version of this story, 'Forbidden' is a tale taken from the 'From Elsewhere' collection - six short stories of unearthly visitors.

Other titles in the From Elsewhere collection:
The Foundling
Grey Eyes In Silver
The Hearing
Them
The Long View

Product Details

BN ID:	2940044214200
Publisher:	Mark Knight
Publication date:	12/23/2012
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	707,772
File size:	67 KB

About the Author

Mark Knight grew up in Massachusetts, USA. Settling in the UK, Mark continued to write novels of differing genres, including horror and television scripts. Mark has worked on feature film scriptwriter, having scripted two horror scripts for Hollywood's Little Slices of Death production company and one for Illusion Studios. He also won several short story competitions, and has had his work featured in published anthologies. Mark concentrates now on Young Adult fantasy/horror/science fiction novels.

'Blood Family' - Seventeen-year-old Daniel Dark has a pretty random life - until he gets a message from his true father, a vampire.

'The Ones' - Psychic powers within a small group of fifteen-year-olds in a quiet American harbour town leads to a summer of self-discovery...and a life on the run.

'Solomon Grimm and the Well of Souls' concerns a cursed British teen as he enters the dark and dangerous realm of the Celtic Otherworld in search of a cure to his undead condition.

'The Powers' follows 18-year-old Gunner Robinson after his life is turned upside-down by the revelation that he originally came to earth as a Protector - a powerful warrior angel.

EBOOKS OF THE ABOVE TITLES ARE ON THE WAY! COMING SOON. LOOKING FORWARD TO ENTERTAINING YOU. MARK KNIGHT, DECEMBER, 2012