Morgann Book

For anyone who's listening or watching and needs a bit of a refresher on Fallen, it is the first book in the series.

It follows a girl named Luce, Lucinda Price, who was sent to a reform school and becomes entangled with a mysterious fallen angel named Daniel Gregory, whom she shares a cursed centuries-long love that spans multiple reincarnations.

How did studying biblical narratives in your master's program inspire Fallen?

For love, wow.

I want to continue putting the puzzle pieces together on Fallen.

What characteristics of Luz did you pull from one of your friends, I believe, and then which characteristics from your husband found themselves in Kayum?

Now, when it came to Daniel, how are you crafting a love interest that readers are going to fall for without knowing his whole story in that first book?

I would agree with you on that.

What was a part of this book that just like fell out of you, like that just came naturally to write?

Also, before I meant to say what poured out of you, not what fell out of you.

I'm realizing now in my head that it sounded weird.

I meant to say what just fell out of you, what poured out of you, but that was great.

I'm curious on the thriller horror angle of that.

Were there scripts being written?

Yeah.

And did you get to read them?

Oh, yeah.

How were they?

Do you think if Fallen was published this year, do you think they would be having the same conversations around making it a thriller, making it a horror, or would they stick with what the readers want?

No, I don't think so.