Infernal Frequencies (Paperback)
Infernal Frequencies (Paperback)
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Paperback · 6 x 9 in · 509 pages · printed on demand and shipped direct to you. Also available as an eBook.
Some signals aren't meant to be heard.
A sensory-virtuoso heroine. A bisexual Fallen still hollowed by centuries-old grief. A triad love story about whether someone who's loved before can love again, in whatever shape that takes.
Los Angeles audio engineer Luna Cross is a touch-genius mixer, a synesthete, and a sensory-defended recluse, the kind of person who can hear a frequency three rooms over and can't bear to be touched without warning. When she finds a non-human, biologically-shaped signal embedded in a major label's new album masters, she also finds the truth: it's a weaponized mind-control vector aimed at every set of headphones in the country.
Raziel, Angel of Mysteries and the LA-based Fallen, is bisexual and still grieving the human partner he lost three centuries ago. He pulls her into the FRU's investigation. The case threads through possession, broadcast-scale mind control, and Mathias, a nine-hundred-year-old half angel and working muralist who becomes the second man in a bond no one was looking for.
Perfect for readers of J.R. Ward, Nalini Singh, and Larissa Ione's Demonica series.
You'll devour this if you want:
- A neurodivergent-coded sensory-virtuoso heroine
- A bisexual hero with three centuries of grief and zero apologies
- A genuine triad love story (M/F/M) earned across the arc
- Music-industry intrigue braided with angelic warfare
- Queer-inclusive worldbuilding that isn't tokenized
The Fallen Response Unit, Book 2. Standalone HEA; reads stronger after Shadow Protocol. Open-door explicit. Heat: 4 of 5. M/F and M/F/M on-page. LGBTQ+ inclusive.
Reading order. The first Fallen Response Unit series is six books and complete. Each book stands on its own except Enduring Light, which finishes the story Rising Storm begins.
Tropes: fallen-angel romance · triad / M/F/M · bisexual hero · synesthesia heroine · mind-control plot · music industry · supernatural procedural · bonded.
Content warnings: mind control, brief passive suicidal ideation, PTSD, crowd violence, music-industry exploitation. Author note: bisexual hero and queer ensemble. If that is not your reading, this is not your book.
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