Review: I like the giant, but I shouldnt.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 9, 2012
In this second book, we have more development of the character.  Loath and Adah continue with their romance.  But we arent really privy to the deeper reasons for their love.  Joash is confirmed as a Seraph due to his inner flame, and his struggles with this status are well documented.  The Seraphs continue with dire adventures in their quest to save the world from the evil First Borns and their allies.Now as to the title of my review, I kind of like Mimir the giant with the gift of wisdom.  So far he has saved Joash a couple of times.  He seems to be watching the evil First Born with a jaded eye and I think the jury is out on him.  Like Auroch, the former rogue who is now an friend of the Seraphs, I think he may come around.Ok, now with the second installment, surely most of us are hooked on the action.  I realize I may present a minority opinion in my regard for characters over action, but they are good characters and I am on to the third book.