Review: Unique Angels
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 7, 2012
Nathanial, an archangel whose purpose is to weave collected marked souls witnesses an accident that should have taken Chloe's life. However, he gets a glimpse of her soul and he breaks all the rules saving her life. Little does he know that he has in essence damned her as a marked soul.Chloe has always been shy she was a only child, now she is lonely more than ever without her parents, her new case of anxiety and agoraphobia makes her even more cut off than before the accident. Chloe is convinced she is going crazy due to the visions tormenting her sleep. Nathanial is a breath of fresh air in her otherwise staid existence but will he be her savior or the force that gets her killed.Bookswagger Marcia: Three Crowns, swagger jacked, decent read. Hailey Edwards is a very creative author. She built a world of angels, fallen angels and everything in between in a world I have never read about. The ultimate weapon in Soul Weaver are scissors, I found that very creative the details where on point. She definitely told a story I have never heard. I rated Soul Weaver three crowns because I do think readers who enjoy angels, a hot reading trend right now would enjoy learning about her world. The romance was not a huge part of the story. This book had an urban fantasy feel even though there is a HEA.Bookswagger Danielle: Three Crowns, swagger jacked, decent read. Soul harvesting was original and interesting and the author did a good job of explaining the process. However I felt there were holes in the story. Example the reason Nathanial even interfered in the first place was because she had no personal ties to get to heaven, mmmm hello what about her deceased parents? I also had a hard time with Chloe and Nathanial's love it didn't really build and I couldn't tell if it was because their souls were linked or if the author meant they fell in love (big difference). If they were supposed to fall in love it wasn't believable. Neve was my favorite character even though it is a little odd for a woman who has been recently abused to be so trusting and upbeat, I liked that she was that way. Refreshingly she was not portrayed as the victim but as a strong woman who knew how to survive.