Review: Yes it's a fantasy, but still too unbelievable
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 12 24, 2013
Let me preface this review by stating, I have read all of SE Smith's books and this unfortunately is her weakest to date.  For a fantasy type book, the world building isn't up to the author's usual standards.With her current "angel" assignment, the heroine is never depicted as making a difference to the lives of the male leads other than being a willing body for them to bed.  Unlike the previous Heaven Sent where the angel makes a difference to the household and whips the guys into shape, Rune just warms their bed.  You know that from previous lives she had more going on in her life, but in this present one, where you know she'll end up with the guys, I can't help but ask why they would be attracted to her so suddenly and overcome their suspicions so quickly without more concrete proof.Also, the male leads were just written way too over-the-top perfect.  It's never really explained why they were okay with sharing a wife.