Child of Fallen Angels was just released by Dark Roast Press.  Although it is a fictional story, it is inspired by true events.  It explores an alternative religion and its effects on relationships. Here is a short piece of the book: (This book is adult content)

When wishes go wrong, Diana learns she will get what she asks for, but not without a cost.  Each wish comes true; however, the shocking twist for how each wish manifests itself throws Diana’s life into complete chaos.  As she struggles to understand the powerful, mysterious force she is able to contact, she tries desperately to connect to it.

In the story, Child ofThe Fallen Angels, Diana struggles to find her place in life.  Career opportunity knocks over and over again, love taunts her on a daily basis, but Diana cannot grasp what she really wants - no matter how hard she tries.

After discovering a new world of witchcraft through a former lover, she tries to take control of the life she feels she worked so hard to build.  Diana finds her spells working,but not quite as she planned.  The energy blesses her with what she wants, but not without balancing those great blessings with great sacrifices.  She ends up using every bit of her strength to with stand adversaries which she herself has inadvertently nourished.

About the author:

Author Victoria Cannon hails from New Orleans, LA.  After completing a master’s degree in libera larts, she was inspired by many personal events to write for adults.  Child of The Fallen Angels is her first erotic fictional story for ages 18 and up.Three additional stories are being released throughout the next year, and she has several more in the works.

http://darkroastpress.com/vcannon.php

When Super 8 was in the early goings, I was thinking that it had the makings of a real classic, a la Steven Spielberg. There was suspense, train crashes, weird unexplainable events with the promise of a great movie in the making. I could see all the ingredients coming together like a mega summer thunderstorm. But, something happened; the clouds lost their energy and what could have been the storm of the century, turned into a light sprinkle. The movie did this and fell flat.
I think the problem with the movie was that it was two movies in one. The first movie was about a group of kids making a super eight movie about zombies, with all the drama of adolescence and a recent family death. It was a movie in itself and could have stood alone as a good movie. But, there were also other things going on; weird disappearances and even stranger events that government agents were trying to cover up. Sometimes the two meshed but more often than not, things went down separate paths and I wondered which movie I was watching.
In the end, I was expecting a great climatic ending like those in ET and other vintage Spielberg greats. I am trying to not put any spoilers in this review, but the ending was just an, oh-well, it looks like everything turned out ok. Some of my friends liked Super 8, and it did have its moments with great action, good acting and the vintage 70’s backdrop. . But the sci-fi angle didn’t get going until the very end and when it did, I felt nothing.

Robert Glasker