Fallen Angel Books in Order
Part ofElla Frank Books in OrderSee the Fallen Angel rock star series by Ella Frank and Brooke Blaine in order, with series background and quick summaries for each high heat MM romance.
Last updated: December 25, 2025
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Publication Order
5 books
Viper
by Ella Frank
2019
Fallen Angel’s infamous guitarist Viper has never met a temptation he could not handle, until new frontman Halo joins the band. Their game of seduction, denial, and surrender threatens to ignite the group from the inside as casual flings morph into something dangerously real.
Lust Hate Love
by Ella Frank
2019
Bassist Killian Michaels is used to getting whatever he wants, but new band manager Levi Walker refuses to blur professional lines. On a globe spanning tour, their simmering tension erupts into a game of push and pull that turns lust and irritation into something much more dangerous.
Halo
by Ella Frank
2019
When unknown singer Halo is tapped to front world famous rock band Fallen Angel, he steps into a whirlwind of fame and temptation. None is more dangerous than Viper, the band’s magnetic guitarist, whose relentless pursuit turns professional chemistry into something far hotter.
Angel
by Ella Frank
2019
As Fallen Angel launches a massive world tour, Halo grapples with newfound celebrity and his very public relationship with Viper. Onstage heat and offstage vulnerability collide as they fight to keep their band, careers, and fragile love from burning out under the spotlight.
An Affair In Paris
by Ella Frank
2019
In this Fallen Angel short, a tattooed drummer, a sexy keyboardist, and their lead singer’s off limits sister collide in Paris. One wild night of music, flirting, and shared attraction tests loyalties and proves that trouble is exactly what Imogen is looking for.
Series background & context
Fallen Angel is a co written MM rock star romance series from Ella Frank and Brooke Blaine that follows a band rising to global fame and the tangled love lives of the men who make the music. It combines tour buses, arenas, and backstage chaos with intense, character driven romance.
The first three books center on the band’s new frontman and its infamous lead guitarist. Halo, a talented but relatively unknown singer, steps into the spotlight when he joins Fallen Angel. Viper, the band’s legendary guitarist, is as magnetic as he is infuriating, used to getting exactly what he wants and burning through lovers as fast as he burns through riffs.
Across Halo, Viper, and Angel, what begins as a charged push and pull between rock star colleagues turns into something far deeper. Halo has to come to terms with sudden fame and with the fact that the man who was supposed to be his biggest problem is quickly becoming his biggest support. Viper, who never thought of himself as relationship material, finds himself falling hard for the one person who refuses to treat him like a god.
The band’s world expands in Lust Hate Love, which shifts the focus to Killian Michaels, Fallen Angel’s charismatic bassist, and Levi Walker, the band’s no nonsense manager. Their dynamic leans into the delicious friction of a musician who is used to coasting on charm and a manager determined not to mix business with pleasure, especially while the group is on a massive tour.
Shorter pieces like An Affair In Paris drop in between the main books, giving glimpses of other bandmates and the messy, joyful extended family that grows around them. Throughout the series, the tone stays high energy and sexy, but there are undercurrents of vulnerability, loneliness, and the cost of living life in the public eye.
Fallen Angel will appeal if you like your romances loud and glamorous, with big feelings, found family, and the kind of grand gestures that only seem possible when the whole world is watching.
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