I expected to have problems with the religiousness of this book but can honestly say I loved it. It does get overly religious at times but I just let it go in one ear and out the other. The good guys (Evangeline, Celestine, Gabriella and Verlaine) and even the bad (Grigori) were spectacular chara...
I cannot stress how disappointed I was by this book. I have no idea what on earth possessed me to give it two stars earlier because it barely deserves one. However, the ending is unintentionally hilarious.
full review here: http://newborrowedused.blogspot.comOverall: I Loved this book. It was a great read filled with suspense, angels, history, and great characters that you can love and characters to hate.
Sister Evangeline has a quiet life in the care of the Sisters of Perpetual Adoration until her job as the mail clerk allows her to stumble upon some mysterious letters indicating a secret study of angels. She follows the thread the letters unravel and discovers the existence of not so angelic angel...
Ok, I got to page 100 last night before I gave up. I was reading it during the commercials during Glee, with Beck's "Loser" stuck in my head thanks to the episode, and I just gave up. I can't believe the author could take so little happening and stretch it out to 100 pages of tiny print. I don't nee...
Angelology is rather like a more intellectual and literary Dan Brown novel. (I mean that in a good way, honest.) Unlike Dan Brown, Trussoni is actually a decent writer and does her research, but I still found the story a little too absurd to really cut it as a great fantasy novel. I'd actually give ...
This one kept losing stars as it went. The broad concept was really interesting, excerpting one of those weird bits of the bible and making it the basis for an otherworldly, fantastical story. But the characters are flat and the writing is dull -- most of the first half of the book is scenes of peop...
Trussoni pairs an excellent story-tellers voice with a unique perspective on an ancient being in Angelology. The story had all the makings of a good tale, and a depth that is sometimes hard to come by in paranormal based fiction. The character descriptions and scene setting was reminiscent of Dan B...
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