Touched By Sin: A Dark Paranormal Romance (Sins of The Fallen Book 1)
Touched By Sin: A Dark Paranormal Romance (Sins of The Fallen Book 1)
Could their darkness set me free?
Aurelia
For as long as I can remember, the woods outside the garden of Eden have whispered my name on the warm breeze.
After escaping through the shimmering gates, I follow the wood’s call and enter the eerie, cold darkness.
What I didn’t expect was to find myself kidnapped and taken to Hell by three fallen angels with majestic black wings, raven hair, and dark eyes.
The curiosity burning inside me was always my greatest downfall, and now it has led me here, to the point of no return. One single, sinful touch is all it takes to tilt my world on its axis.
But I won’t go down without a fight. If they want to break me, they’ll have to fight for it.
Daemon
We stumble upon her one night, the innocent angel from Eden, lost in the woods by herself, like a lamb led to slaughter.
Untouched and unspoiled.
White wings that beg to be dipped in black ink.
And curious, blue eyes that plead for corruption.
A shiny new toy to play with until it breaks.
But everything is not what it seems.
Behind her innocence lurks something far fiercer.
Something that could bring me to my knees if I let my guard down.
Touched by Sin is book 1 in the Sins of The Fallen Trilogy.
These books are not standalones and must be read in order.
Content Note
Touched By Sin is a why-choose FFMMM romance where the main character gains multiple love interests through the course of the three books. This series is a dark paranormal romance. It contains sexual scenes, dub/non-con, kink/fetish content, and dubious cheating. Please see the author's note for the complete CW.
As someone who has delved into numerous paranormal romance series, I find "Touched By Sin" to be a gripping start to the Sins of The Fallen Trilogy, especially for fans of darker, edgier themes. The story’s setting blends the supernatural allure of fallen angels with a raw, emotional narrative centered around Aurelia’s journey from innocence to experiencing forbidden desires. What stands out is the complex dynamic between Aurelia and the fallen angels, particularly how the story explores themes of power, curiosity, and transformation. The vivid descriptions of the angels — majestic black wings and raven hair — create a strong visual, making the paranormal elements feel tangible and immersive. It's important to note that the series carries mature content, including kink, non-consensual scenes, and polyamory, which can be intense. From my perspective, these elements aim to challenge conventional romance tropes by presenting flawed, conflicted characters and complicated relationships. Readers should be prepared for emotionally charged and sometimes dark scenarios. Personally, the way the author intertwines Aurelia’s internal struggle with external danger creates suspense and compels the reader to keep turning the pages. The phrase from the OCR content, "I like to break pretty little things," reflects the harsh reality that this romance is anything but gentle; it’s raw and unapologetic. For lovers of paranormal romance looking for something with a potent mix of fantasy, passion, and moral ambiguity, "Touched By Sin" offers a unique, intense reading experience. Just remember that this book is the first of three and that events are best understood in order, reflecting the author’s intention to build a complex, ongoing story. Ultimately, the appeal lies in watching Aurelia’s growth as she navigates a world of sin and salvation, caught between the darkness of the fallen angels and her own fierce spirit. If you’re drawn to stories where boundaries are pushed and emotional depth is plentiful, this series is worth exploring.
