There is definatley some grey area with the 'good guys' making questionable decisions. I think you would like it.Ice dragon wrote: ↑12 Dec 2018, 14:37 Angel's are the new black in the horror/fantasy sector! There sounds like a lot of lore behind the story and I hope the book covers the more grey areas of morality, rather than just a good vs. evil, just out of personal preference.
thanks for the review I shall give the book a browse.
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Your comments are so kind. Thank you. Enjoy the book.Erika Thomas wrote: ↑15 Dec 2018, 21:44 This is the most exciting review I've read in a long time! I simply cannot wait to pick this one up! I love supernatural and crime novels and when they come together I am simply in heaven. The unlikely pairing of Frank and Ariel sounds like an intriguing story to follow, and I can't wait to see how the kidnapping story plays out. I like that the dreams the raptors are having about being human in the past are not explained, leaving a bit of a cliffhanger for the next two books. Thanks for the read and review!
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She is definitely a tough chick.Alicia09 wrote: ↑01 Jan 2019, 13:24 I love the way this story opened up with Ariel rescuing Frank, because most of the time, when there is a person being rescued, it's a female character being rescued by a male character. This story seems to flip the whole "damsel in distress" plot upside down from the first few pages. Thanks for the review!
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