Review: long beginning but worth it in the end
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 11, 2013
I was given an ARC copy of this book by the author for an honest review.  stephaniesbookreports.blogspot.comOnce I got through the introductions of characters in the book it was quite enjoyable.  I enjoyed the characters and the interactions of all the mythical creatures, gods, and angels. If you're a fan of paranormal books you will love this one!  It has lots of different characters in the story with different abilities and Ki herself is a fox shifter that happens to be a Kitsune. Kitsune's are known for their knowledge and ability to recall that knowledge.  The more they learn the more tails they grow, up to 10 tails.Ki is thrown into a world she had  tried to stay away from when she's shot w/ God's Death and her "Aunt" asks Loki to save her life.  Loki is one of my favorite fallen angels, always joking and making light of heavy situations and is tasked with saving Ki's life.  The only cure is a plant growing in Heaven.  Loki's son Vali and Loki's creature Fenrir (world wolves) are Ki's soul mates and are determined to help her through the pain and hunger caused by God's Death eating her from the inside out.  A whole combination of paranormal creatures are coming out of the wood work to either help or kill Ki.  It's sometimes hard to keep up with who's friend or foe..as you don't know who's working for whom, and no one knows who wants Ki dead.The love story between Ki, Vali, and Fen is so sweet.  The men dote on her and love her and she's a skittish fox.  They wear her down though, which turns into love scenes the whole house can hear.I really did like the interaction of the characters and how they teased each other and the odd crew that decided to assist Vali and Fen in their quest to save Ki and fight against who was out to kill Ki.This is a long book...451 pages...with lots of characters.  It's a great read for paranormal lovers!