He has a healer’s touch and a halo. Raphael is a rarity among his kind. A celestial being with white wings instead of the trademark black, he’s always known that life on Earth would never be easy for him. Add in his innate ability to heal, and the truth of his nature, and he’s spent centuries hiding when he could get away with it. With only his auditor as company and the occasional ghost searching for guidance to the afterlife, Raphael finds it easier to be alone. Even if he’s so desperately lonely. When kindhearted Raphael is asked to do a favor for an Othersider, he leaves his fortress for the first time in decades. It was supposed to be a simple healing, then he could return to his solitude. And he would’ve, if it wasn’t for the pretty ghost with the pain in her eyes that asks him for help… Grey Dawson doesn’t remember anything about the last year. One thing she does know, though? Is that she’s dead and she’s not very happy about that fact. She’s a ghost. A phantom. A wary and frustrated spirit who’s been cursed to haunt a town she’s never even heard of before she woke up dead within its borders. Still, there’s something about Spring Valley that calls to her, and the perimeter spell surrounding it keeps her from breaking out anyway. In a town that’s fully anti-Para, there isn’t a single soul that is willing to help her. Until she catches the eye of a paranormal male who actually sees her. And who just so happens to be the key to her continued existence… It doesn’t take long before Raphael realizes what Grey really is: she’s a shade, split between the celestial cities and the mortal plane. Not even an anchor is strong enough to keep her grounded when her spirit wavers—but Raphael might be. Because, shade or mortal, it doesn’t matter to him. Grey is his soulmate, and he’ll do anything to save her. Even break every law he’s spent centuries following religiously. **Lost Angel is the third and final book in the Curse of the Othersiders series. Featuring a reclusive hero and a heroine who struggles to remember—but who knows that she’d give up everything for the lost and lonely angel who found her.