Review: Enjoyable Reading and Good Start for the Series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 25, 2014
This book gives a whole new view of fallen angels, demons and angels.  Not much of which is religious but holds to the basic knowledge of these beings.The angels/demons are pretty much the same but the author's opinion of angels suffers from a dislike of religion a bit I felt but nothing to really get concerned about as a reader, demons are silver tongued bad guys for the most part but fallen angels are pretty much normal humans with a bit of added powers to help them out and are basically good but quite a bit flawed (hence the fallen part).  I did find it interesting that the most evil character in the book was human.Gabe and Cassie were a great couple but while I enjoyed the interaction it seemed a bit drawn out as did the plot but it was a great and original story and since it is book 1 in the series I can overlook minor things since the overarching story was good.On the less than good side the author had to remove IQ points from our heroine and make her a bit TSTL a time or two to move the plot along and that always reads poorly to me since it conflicts with basic common sense.Bottom Line:  I enjoyed the story, could have been better but overall it is a solid 4 Stars and I can see the lineup for the next book already and think it might be better than this one.  This is a keeper with a great and unexpected ending you don't see coming.