The Requiem Series #1 (Formally released as Lacrimosa) (c) Christine Fonseca 2016 and 2012 Some sacrifices should never be made, even for love. Nesy is the best of an elite group of angels, warriors called Sentinals, charged with one job-vanquish the UnHoly. She's never made a mistake, never gotten emotionally involved, never failed. Until she comes face-to-face with Aydan. He is evil incarnate. A fallen angel that feeds off the souls of others. Everything Nesy is supposed to hate. But she can't, because he's also the human love of her life; a love she was never supposed to feel. Now she must choose between doing her duty or saving Aydan, a choice that will cost more than her life... Or his soul. ***formally published as LACRIMOSA

The Requiem Series #0.5 (Formally released as Dies Irae) (c) Christine Fonseca 2016 and 2012 Mikayel lives by one rule: obey the orders of the angelic Council at all costs. That is, until he and his friends, Azza and Demi, are sent to Earth. Assigned as Watchers while they await their decision of which angelic order to serve, the three assume the bodies of teenagers and experience life as human. The sensations are overwhelming as the angels experience a host of human emotions: rage, terror, love, and come ever closer to breaking one of the unbreakable rules..."never fall in love". But being human isn't the only problem facing the three angels. Unbeknownst to the Council, demonic activity is on the rise, threatening to break a tenuous peace that has existed for a millennia; a peace Azza seems bent on destroying. Caught in a struggle for power with unseen demonic forces and Azza, and fighting against his rising emotional attachment to Demi, Mikayel must now decide how much he is willing to sacrifice for his new found love a decision that could reignite an ancient war and will threaten the only thing that matters to the angels, the survival of humanity. ~~~ "Day of wrath! O day of mourning! See fulfilled the prophets' warning, Heaven and earth in ashes burning!" ~DIES IRAE, Requiem Mass English Translation by William Josiah Irons (1849)