Ravenz Reviews: Introducing: Good Side of Sin by KS Haigwood

Good Side of Sin is finally HERE!

Wait no longer! The highly anticipated third book in the 'Save My Soul' series has been released!!!

11/25/13

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Josselyn has just spent the last three months in intense Line of Defense training so she could join Malcolm’s search party. Little did she know the archangels had no intention of letting her bring back into Heaven an angel who had opened a portal between Heaven and Hell, at least not before saving God's creations from the tight grasp of Lucifer first.

Three months have passed since the angel Rhyan released nine repented demons from Hell, and now innocent people are dying, but their souls are not going to Heaven. Josselyn's mission is to find the demon responsible for stealing the souls and bring it to justice before Lucifer gains enough power to rise and claim Heaven and earth as his own.

Her whole world is shaken when she discovers what tool Lucifer is using to track down the one key to the release of his eternal damnation. Thoros is one half-souled immortal she prayed she would never see again. The ex-Prince of Lust had stolen her heart and crushed it with a cheeky smile. Now, not only is she being forced to put her damaged ego aside and face the only man that has ever hurt her, but she has to work with him in order to complete her assignment.

Is she strong enough to keep from falling in love with him again? Or is their love the only thing that can keep Lucifer from getting the one thing he wants most? Heaven.

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Excerpt:

He shoved another armload full of socks and t-shirts on top of jeans in a duffel bag, then turned to walk to the bathroom to retrieve personal hygiene items. He barely glanced up to acknowledge Isaiah, arms crossed over his chest in a comfortable stance, leaning on the doorjamb.

"Going somewhere?" Isaiah asked coolly.

"As far away from here as I can get," he responded from the darkened bathroom.

"You do know there is a meeting about to begin downstairs, right?"

Thoros nodded once as he re-entered the bedchamber, not bothering to look at the archangel. He tossed the items in the duffle with the rest of the things he would need for his extended journey. "I am aware of the meeting. I am also aware that she does not want or need me there." He looked left then right, and then paused only another brief moment before zipping the bag closed and tossing it over his right shoulder.

Thoros meant to walk through the doorway, but Isaiah stood upright and blocked the only exit with his body. Well, there was always the window. He thought about turning and diving through the glass and wondered briefly if he would clear the cement and land in the water of the underground swimming pool. The cement would hurt like a bitch. Hell, who was he kidding? The damn glass would hurt! He knew fleeting wasn't an option. The angel would have already put a halt on that shit.

Letting the pack fall to the floor, Thoros rolled his eyes toward the ceiling and huffed. "Out of my way, old man. She made it clear she doesn't want me. If you didn't hear her, I can give you a recap: it was a whole lot of 'get lost'."

"Old man? I'll have you know I look younger than you. Especially as of late. You should exfoliate more, and moisturize."

"You knew what I meant."

"That I am thousands of years old? Yes," Isaiah nodded as his lips pursed together. "I am that. That also means I probably have a lot of wisdom, and listening to me would more than likely be in your best interest."

"Listening to you has done nothing but piss me off, angel."

"You have to go with her. You have to know that it is difficult for her to trust you when she has thought all along that you've betrayed her."

Thoros' jaw locked down tight and he spoke through his teeth as anger burst from the depths of his half-soul. "Yeah, and whose fault was that? You could have told her at any time in the three months we've spent apart that I was the one who saved her. That I am the one she is destined to be with. But no, instead, you were a coward who let her dream day and night about going in search of the lost angel, a male fate never intended her to be with!"

Isaiah moved out of the way to let him pass and Thoros jumped at the chance, grabbing his duffle and rushing through the doorway. "I see. You are just going to take the easy way out? Never look back? Never see her again?"

"Oh, I'll see her again," he said, but didn't bother slowing down or looking at the archangel. "I'll see her every time I close my eyes."

"She deserves for you to give her time, Thoros. If you truly love her, then you must know that walking away is not the answer to your problems."

Thoros froze as his boot landed on the third step from the bottom of the grand staircase. Love. He allowed himself a moment to think about that word. His skin flushed hot and his foot slipped to the next step, causing him to lose his balance and having to reach out for the banister to steady himself. He believed she was his soulmate and that he wanted to be with her—but love? No. Love? Never. He had never been in love before. Was this what this horrible feeling was? And what happened if the one you allowed yourself to fall in love with didn't love you back? What the hell happens then? Right. Broken heart. That's what the horrible feeling was. Fan-fucking-tastic! He had never expected to experience it before, but he never imagined it would actually hurt. He rubbed at the center of his chest and fought the hot sting of tears that filled his eyes. He looked around him, all of a sudden dizzy. Wiping at the sheen of sweat that had broken on his brow, Thoros swallowed hard and concentrated on calming the erratic beating of his heart.

"Do not give up on her. Your time will come, son."

He turned around and looked to the top of the stairs at Isaiah, blinking the angel into focus. "And what if it never does?" he whispered around the lump in his throat.

"You will know you tried and will never have any regrets where she is concerned."

"I already have regrets where Josselyn is concerned. I regret ever having met her."

Thoros turned and stumbled down the remaining steps, and then crossed the foyer and opened the front door.

"It's for the best."
Isaiah didn't respond to his thought, so he took a step over the threshold and closed the door gently behind him.