Review: Not for everyone
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 3, 2013
I expected this to be a paranormal/apocalyptic romance book. It was not. This book was a little more on the religious side than what I thought it would be. I give the book 2.5 stars.Calumnius was a well written villain in the book. He had it all planned out and looked for a challenging human to turn to sin and therefore condemn them to hell. Abigail is a devout Catholic and Calumnius's choice to turn to sin. He follows her every move as the reader follows along and we get to know her pretty well through his eyes. She liked to go to various archaeological digs to because she is hoping to prove the existence of Jonah or any of the other stories from the Bible. While I do know some of the stories there was a lot of stories and events mentioned from the Bible and it got a little overwhelming when I was trying to keep track of them all.Abigail does travel to Iraq for a dig so there is some descriptions and events in this country. She stays with a local family in Iraq and I liked this part as it was a little look into the life or an Iraqi family.This was a short read but I did struggle at times with wanting to finish this book. It just didn't seem to flow quite like I would have liked it to. I am going to continue to read the series to see if I like it better as it goes.In the end it does work out for the best and I am reading the next book to see how it turns out for Calumnius and Abigail.*I received this book free for an honest review.*