Review: Love this Series!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 7, 2014
AngelfireThis is possibly the longest the book I've read this year so far. But it's absolutely worth the read. This story is woven like a tapestry. Each scene is detailed perfectly and you slide into the characters flawlessly. There was more than one night were I was so engrossed in Alyx's endeavors that when something went bump in the night in my house, I jumped a few feet in the air and had to wait a few seconds to still my racing heart.I find less than a handful of errors in the writing, none of which will interfere with the reader's flow. This story will grip the reader from the first line and hold them captive until the end leaving the reader wanting more. The unexpected twists the story takes will definitely stun the reader.This story is definitely the start one hell of an epic adventure for Alyx and her friends. I look forward to starting Angelstone to see what happens next.I give this book 5 of 5 pawsAngelstoneAngelstone begins with Alyx and Israel in Tara. It's a tad more intense then Angelfire. The emotions that seemingly just run amok in this book are felt in every instance by the reader.I particular liked the scenes in the dreamscape. Alyx's fear of Michael rolls off her in wave after wave and every bit of that fear latches onto the reader. Just like with Angelfire, the reader will easily forget that they are not part of the story.Jordan, Alyx, and even Passar have some very strong emotional sway in this book. I found their emotions and scenes were a bit easier to follow this time around than Israel's.As with book one, book's two descriptions are up to par, the reader will flawlessly slide in and out of each scene seamlessly.This one definitely has a higher emotion rate, and if the reader is one of those who emerces themselves into a book with everything they are, there will definitely be some anger and tears as tears.I without a doubt await Angelsong book 3 in this series.I give this book 5 of 5 pawsAngelsongAngelsong picks up exactly where Angelstone left off, Israel is very close to death due to the demon poisoned blade he took to the back for Adere. Alyx has so many conflicting emotions, but she is still the same Saraphelle, who thinks she has to do everything by herself without any help from those who would do anything to have the chance to prove themselves to her.Michael plays a small role in this book, the demons barely have any role. The book mainly focuses on Alyx and Jordan and trying to get the things needed to cure Israel before he dies. Of course Alyx has yet to tell anyone that Israel being kept alive has to do with much more than her love for him, since well, if Israel dies, Alyx dies. Mayrekk plays a good role in this book and it was nice to see him again, the silly old man is always a pleasure.As per Angelfire and Angelstone, Angelsong leaves the reader wanting more and the story comes to an abrupt end. Unfortunately, Angelblood doesn't release until next year so we're all pretty much screwed until then!As with the others, I recommend this book to anyone who loves Urban Fantasy and the ultimate battle between good and evil. There are some interesting things to be learned in this book though that will have the reader slack jawed for a minute or two.I give this book 5 of 5 paws