As an overworked clinical social worker on a downward emotional and career spiral, Celine Patterson is assigned, what should have been, one more simple psych case.

This is no ordinary John Doe, after one touch, her mystery patient might be the one to tip her over the edge in a battle between reality and career-ending fantasy.

How is it possible he can make her feel so good when all she does is wrong?
Was their meeting a random act or foretold destiny?
Suddenly, taken from her by force, she risks everything to rescue him and allow his astonishing mission to be completed.

When Angels Fall is the poignant story of a woman who discovers she must confront her past, push through her fears and step across a border from which she may never return.  A riveting exploration of personal boundaries, sexual limits, and alternate dimensions.

Author’s Notes: What if, when life is at it’s darkest moment, you find yourself exactly where you should be?”

A story of personal redemption (maybe more than one) Heavy visual imagery is key in this genre-bending story. I wrote this as a visual stimulant. Power and light abound, sharp jarring angles play against a soft and bonding relationship. I realize the breaking of the client/patient barrier is a serious issue. Keep in mind this is fiction :)