Review: Four Star Angels
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 2, 2014
Angels and Zoku, Maki, Keepers, Toyek, Devlo. There is a whole world out there that we know nothing about, I must admit I got a bit confused as to who was what and what there purpose was. The book would be better for having a guide at the front explaining what each designation of Zoku was and what their purpose was, that was the reason this is a four star, and that it had a bit of a  slow start, once you get into though, you do get hooked. The story jumps between many different points of view, which can be quite challenging at the start but you do get used to it, this is often the way that you are introduced to new characters and believe me in there are many, many characters to meets in this debut authors book, it is quick to grasp who the goodies though there was a twist I didn't see coming.Daniah or Dani knows nothing of this world, very much part of her beloved human family, but there is a string of Zoku on their way to meet her, Dani is just what you would expect from the youngest girl in a loving family, loving,caring and giving she accepts people at face value and trusts everyone. Jaiden and Zach are Zoku though have different functions and although both go out with Dani within two days it is Jaiden who feels the most for her, whereas Zach is more like another brother. There are too many characters to mention but I will say that they are all very real and even if you only quickly meet them they leave an impression on you and often you feel like there is more to come for that person, which will hopefully be revealed in following books.The story is just beginning and the interweaving of the lives is fascinating, the writing is wonderful and holds together what could have very easily been a mish mash but with a light hand it all comes together making you want more.I hope that there will be another book on its way very soon so I can once again get lost in this series.I received a free copy for an honest review.