Dawn of Eden: Book Three of the Fallen Grace Trilogy

The last two years of Eden’s life had been as much of a whirlwind disaster as they were wonderful. She’d found a family of people like her, but while they fought for the fate of humanity, she’d lost some of them along the way.

She needed a plan and a pathway to getting Jayse and Journey back before it was too late. First things first, she needed to figure out what to do with the prisoner she never wanted. Somewhere between managing the deconditioning of a brainwashed captive and finishing her paramedic program, Eden also needed to plan a wedding without losing it entirely.

If Eden could find her father's scythe and wield it, she can take on the mantle of Death. If she becomes the next scion of her angelic father, is it possible to bring back those she's lost back? And will it cost her more of her humanity in the process? Can she win this war against Heaven and Hell to save humanity? She doesn't know if she can, but she is willing to become something else entirely to try.

Dawn of Eden is the final novel in the Fallen Grace Trilogy. It's a wild ride of supernatural adventures, multiple perspective love stories, and a lot of gory violence when they get their hands on their enemies. Angels have to fall. Demons have to die. Eden and her friends are the only hope for humanity, but they wouldn’t be themselves if they didn’t crack jokes and release tension in some ‘spicy’ ways.

Fate Uncovered, a Love Discovered, and a War between Heaven and Hell.

It all Ends at Dawn.