Review: Great start
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 27, 2014
My first book by this author and I'm not really sure how to start this review . It's not exactly what I expected but that doesn't mean I didn't enjoy it far from it. A story that initially was a little hard to understand but which luckily gathered pace and made sense as I read on.  Found this book riveting and didn't want to put it down until finished.Imagine aliens traveling through space in ships always trying to prevent a demon like race from destroying planets and their inhabitants . These human like aliens are technologically advanced but still struggle to wholly prevent the destruction taking place. They arrive at Earth and assume the guises of Angels as they feel humans will find the idea of Gods holy army coming to fight demons easier to understand. Nothing is quite what it seems and unfortunately plans go awry leaving destruction behind.Gregori has spent his life fighting the Demons and obeying the code that his people follow but the idea of leaving the humans to their destruction seems so wrong to him. He's always done as he's told bit this time it's different.Determined to do what little he can he disobeys orders and remains on Earth to fight. He meets Adelita who turns out to be the bravest and most infuriating female that he's ever encountered . Adelita had almost given up on life but finding the angel who turns out to be far from angelic makes her want  to fight for life and her planet. All they have is hope but maybe just maybe they can destroy the incoming wormhole and save what's left of mankind. Gregori won't just give up but he's not been told everything and secrets are all about to be revealed !As I first mentioned I didn't quite get this initially and then boy did it get interesting. This is very well written and the two main characters just bounced off each other! Adelita may have been shocked to discover Gregoris disguise but it didn't take her long to deal with it! She's a very feisty Latino woman and made the story for me. Although I can't dismiss the gorgeous Gregori because they truly do seem deserving of each other.  There's lots going on in what is really a book about an alien invasion but the author managed to crank up the suspense whilst not forgetting to include both action and romance.Did I enjoy it? Yes. Would I recommend it? Hell yes! Is Gregori an angel? Definitely not!