Apollo: Book Three
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Lauren was only an assignment. He wasn’t supposed to fall in love.
From her birth, Apollo watched over Lauren, witnessing all her milestones, and encouraging her through her pitfalls—all with a strong sense of pride.
Lauren is a survivor.
Sadly, she doesn’t want to live.
A drastic decision one day sets Lauren face to face with her own guardian angel—a being she never thought existed. But Apollo won’t leave her alone. He seeks a better life for her. Yet Lauren doesn’t welcome his advice. She considers them intrusions.
Still, she is hopelessly drawn to Apollo in ways she can’t explain. Apollo makes her feel alive when she was once dead inside. He is as necessary to her as the air she breathes.
Yet, he demands one thing—and one thing only—Lauren—forever by his side. Lauren is not sure if she can fulfill his desire.
Will Lauren take a chance on her angel when so many have failed her? Or will Apollo slip away, forever, lost to her world of misery and darkness?
PUBLISHER NOTE: Paranormal Romance. Angels and Demons. Rubenesque. 63,600 words. All characters depicted in this work of fiction are 18 years of age or older.
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Passionate * Playful * Paranormal
Multi-award-winning, International Bestselling author, Tamara K. Lawyer, who writes under the pseudonym TK Lawyer was born in Colon, Panama. She moved to the United States with her family to pursue her post- secondary education aspirations and found her love of writing sometime in 2013. Her first book, Nightfall was published shortly afterward, in October 2014.
She writes steamy and heartwarming paranormal, urban fantasy, new adult and contemporary romance. Her books often toe the line, straying from traditional ideas and opening readers’ minds and hearts to unlimited possibilities. She loves exploring new ideas and new ways of thinking.
When she isn’t reading or writing, she is likely spending time with her husband/best friend or catering to their lovable American Foxhound misfit who steals all the attention in their house.
