Review: The gray area of love
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 2, 2012
3.5What is life about, and how much control does fate has over us? For Emily and Matt they were born for a purpose as Angels and are soul mates. They were taught by the famous archangels Gabriel and Michael. Amy Lignor does a beautiful job creating this world for these angles to live in and gives you a new look at what the archangels are like; gives them a bit of personality. Right off the bat Amy grabs the readers attention with a battle between the two destine lovers after their mission on Earth which Emily sees as a failure on her part, but the archangels do not see it that way.This tale is a tale about love is all in the grey. Emily and Matt are sent to Earth to be people who have left their shells. The book is about their journey as people, when they are people they do not remember their lives in Heaven creating the mission to be harder. When Emily is in her new life she meets Jason who turns her world upside. Amy is able to use words to illustrate these beautiful scenes, (I want to go to Ireland eventually so I might be slightly bias...) and considering that this is a time piece the readers are transported to this new world completely. I'm a history major so conversations kind of threw me off, I might have been spoiled by Outlander, but the dialogue seemed too modern for 1810. One issue I had other then the dialogue was Daniel seemed to flip flop personality a little bit more then there should have been though I get his confusion, but then there was a quick switch both happened later on in the book. I got a little confused in the grey area of love and soul mates. The book was a little vague at a couple parts, but otherwise this book is a girl power, witty, fun book for any reader. Amy Lignor created a creative book that leaves the reader waiting for the next installment.