Review: For the Love of Heaven, Buy it!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 9, 2012
I received this book from the group Making Connections on Goodreads.  Judith was kind enough to offer it up to the group as a free read for review.  And who in there right mind can resist that?  So for my second post a round of applause for this author!  The book is well written and flows along smoothly, no whiplash will be had from this read whipping around to different directions at every chapter.  It is, as you can probably deduce, about angels and my fave, vampires.Enoch and Caleb are some of God's angels.  Caleb decides he wants to join in rebellion with Lucifer.  Enoch, however has a completely different plan.  He doesn't want to see Caleb punished and cast out from heaven, so he wrestles and pins him down until the battle is over.  Lucifer and his followers are cast into the pit of hell.  Caleb, none the less is not a happy camper and is livid with Enoch.  He confronts his maker and denounces him, and having his "Light" taken from him, he is  hurled to earth as punishment.  Without his light he starts to waste away until he discovers an alternative.  By drinking human blood he regains his life force.  However is has affects on the humans and thus the vampire is born.  The One sends Enoch to clean up the mess he inadvertently had a hand in, by keeping Caleb from joining his cohorts.  Enoch is unable to return home until Caleb repents and that doesn't seem to be in the cards.Centuries later,  Enoch is hunting a rogue down that caused the death of a friend.  He comes in contact with an upright vampire, Voronika and a detective, Danny.  While helping Voronika and Danny he also incurs the wrath of Voronika's maker Vlad.  Who just happens to be a favorite of Caleb's.  Vlad and his army come to town to capture Voronika.  Suddenly Enoch has to protect not only Voronika and Danny, but the enite population of the city.  There of course is more going on then I'm letting on, so you will just have to go and get your own copy and find out what it is.