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Crushed Seraphim (Seraphim #1)

by Debra Anastasia (Goodreads Author)

3.81 of 5 stars 3.81 · rating details · 621 ratings · 168 reviews

How does a foul-mouthed angel end up as the last hope for all of Heaven and Earth?

When Seraph Emma is maimed and tossed from Heaven by a rogue angel who's taken charge, she fears she'll never be allowed to return. Tasked with the impossible job of showing the self-loathing (and not even human!) Jason his worth, Emma is sure she's doomed to fail.

Meanwhile, having wormed his...more

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Published May 17th 2011 by Omnific Publishing (first published May 16th 2011)

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Jan 18, 2013 Stacia ~ Mistress of Mediocrity marked it as did-not-finish

Buddy read w/my 'mods in crime' Carina, Leea, Wendy F and Shera (as well as some of the TPR girls).

Golden Girls book buddy 2013.

*update* I had to drop this one. Yet again, it wasn't the book, it was me. I feel conflicted enough when I read books with demons and fallen angels in them. When I saw that Satan was a character in the book, it made me do a double take. I should have paid more attention to what I was going to read before picking this up. I went into the read blindly as a buddy book chos...more

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Dec 23, 2011 Rhonda rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle-lendables

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What a FUN book!!

I have determined that Debra Anastasia is going to tell me an incredibly entertaining story, whether she’s writing the love story of a homeless man, and his completely dysfunctional brothers, or in this case a story of good and evil colliding and finding an unexpected love.

Emma is a seraph who has been sent to earth as Jason’s Christmas Angel. Emma’s job is to show Jason, who is a half-breed vampire his self-worth. Heaven has an aversion...more http://samsawesomness.blogspot.com/20...

What a FUN book!!

I have determined that Debra Anastasia is going to tell me an incredibly entertaining story, whether she’s writing the love story of a homeless man, and his completely dysfunctional brothers, or in this case a story of good and evil colliding and finding an unexpected love.

Emma is a seraph who has been sent to earth as Jason’s Christmas Angel. Emma’s job is to show Jason, who is a half-breed vampire his self-worth. Heaven has an aversion to the half-breed vampires, and apparently Emma does too. Quickly Emma finds that Jason actually has some humanity about him, and is very kind, and quite sexy too. Along with trying to accomplish this task of Jason, she is trying to figure out how to save God, who is trapped in Hell. While God is trapped, and Emma is occupied, there is betrayal from another seraph brewing. Emma goes on quite a journey in this story. Starting with getting herself thrown into Hell, where she meets Satan Jack, who exudes irresistible sex appeal. Jack is licking a major wound that is hundreds of years old, which is responsible for landing him in Hell as Satan. Jack is quite lonely in spite the string of women that end up in his bed. That is until Emma lands in Hell, and Satan Jack’s heart finds something he thought was forever lost. As Emma’s journey goes, she starts to warm toward Jack, as she comes to know that there is still a good soul inside of him. When Emma makes the ultimate sacrifice, those who she has touched rally to try and save her.

I don’t like to give up too much of the story, because the reader unfolding the details is the most enjoyable part of reading. As I said, Emma goes on quite a journey, from seraph, to human, to sap sucking vampire, to a seraph again, and back to human. The ride in between was so much fun, and there were moments that I felt my heart ache. I got really caught up in the story when Jason was telling Emma about his past, and I just hung on for the rest of the ride. The characterization is exactly what I expect from Debra Anastasia; sweet, funny, witty, courageous, sexy, loyal, and foul mouthed. I can not wait for the next book!!

Debra Anastasia, I adore your storytelling, and I can’t wait for you to tell me another one!!

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May 23, 2011 AnnaLund rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: p2p, originally-fanfiction, twilight-is-better-with-edward

Update as of October 26, 2012. Just want to publicly state that since reading this book (in spring of 2011) I have had to make a decision about my personal opinion on pulling fanfiction to publish for money. And I have come down on the side of Not Okay. Hard. This book came out way before the Twilight fanfiction fandom exploded with greed and as I hadn't been able to read it as a fic, I bought and loved the book. Today, I would not have bought it. This practice has broken the fandom in two, and...more

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Jun 05, 2011 Mandy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: omnific-publishing, 2011, former-fanfic

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. This review can also be found here - http://bookh00rder.blogspot.com/2011/...

I always wanted to read Crushed Seraphim when it was fanfiction but I sadly, never had the chance. When I learned it was being published and I ordered my copy I told Ms. Debra that I was going to take notes during every chapter, like reviews you'd post on FF.net - So I did and it was fun.

That aside, I loved the book so much. It made me giggle and swoon, and even shed a few tears. I found myself torn between which guy, J...more

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Jan 15, 2013 Wendy F rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: loathed

Buddy read with my girls! Blanche, Dorothy and Sophia, and all our friends in TPR!

I gave it a good 25%, but I just can't do it. I had high hopes for this one because of how much I liked Poughkeepsie, but this one felt so spastic. I couldn't follow the plot at all.

*Throwing the towel in*

I still love you girls!

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Jul 07, 2011 Pamela (slytherpuff) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: former-fanfic, ebook

See more of my reviews at Bettering Me Up.

I read the unpublished version of this story and absolutely loved it. It was thoughtful, inspiring, funny, and had a kick-ass heroine. Highly recommended!

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Feb 11, 2013 Killian McRae rated it 4 of 5 stars

A funny and engaging paranormal romance with unpredictable twists, highlighting Anastasia's gift for witty repartee and delightful banter. And really, let's be honest, we all really fall for Satan Jack, right?

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May 31, 2011 Sandra rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: own-ebooks, angst-and-drama, flowers-and-chocolates, supernatural, rewritten-fanfiction, shouldn-t-be-published, severe-side-eyes, read-the-fanfic-for-free, not-cool, no-just-no, cheap-ploys-to-make-a-buck

well, this was certainly different than the FF I read before. A satisfying read, a story full of visuals and allusions. The ending screams sequel and I hope there will be one.

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May 23, 2011 Kate rated it 5 of 5 stars

I am loving this book! Emma's "tough girl" with the heart of gold and soul of a warrior queen personae is captivating. Jason is the perfect compliment to her; sensitive, strong, sexy and unabashedly adoring her in spite of the "complicated circumstance they find themselves facing. The prose is lyrical and meets my need to have a visual "film" playing on my reader's "mind screen". I am now at the "I don't want this to end too quickly" and, "I am pro'lly going to read late into the wee morning hou...more

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Nov 29, 2012 Tee loves Kyle Jacobson marked it as to-read

Shelves: june-2011

This book sounds so good I have to order it RIGHT now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Apr 02, 2013 Nancy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, paranormal, romance

Debra Anastasia does it again. She captivates the reader in this allegorical romance that takes you on a roller coaster of a ride. It has everything, romance, vampires, a smart mouthed, flawed but inherently good angel and a deliciously sexy Devil. When she described the gateway to hell as being the 9th cash register at a large discount chain I literally laughed out loud. (Come on, we ALL have always known it!) The emotional heartstrings Ms. Anastasia deftly pulls while imparting true words of w...more

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Jun 14, 2011 Monica rated it 5 of 5 stars

LOVED IT!!!!

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May 18, 2013 Sonotjade rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Is she made of sunlight?

She laughed. “No, silly, aren’t girls made of sugar and spice?”

*Sigh*

Here we have Emma.

A beautiful, infinitely good and sassy angel with a broken wing... Who has one near impossible task before her if she wants her place back in Heaven.

And Jason, the half-minion she's got to save... A half breed vampire with serious self worth issues but a true gentleman and total swoon worthy who can't help but fall for the angel.

Their meeting is far from ordinary but then, asshole Evere...more

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Nov 21, 2012 Ambyr rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels, i-have-on-kindle, part-of-a-series, romance

Well, take two... GoodReads ate my previous review >:-\

It is no secret that I love Debra Anastasia. She's one of my all time favorite writers. This take of Heaven and Hell did not disappoint!

It's hard giving a good review without giving away any of the book. And I don't want to do that to you. This story is filled with love, and hope, and sex, and lust. And that's just the Angel!
Debra took angels and devils, and put a new spin on them. I loved the way she explained the existence of Vampires,...more

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Apr 15, 2012 Amanda rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: indie-challenge-2012

4.75/5 Stars!
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I cannot give a five star review to a book that makes me like the devil. It disturbs me greatly. Why would I cheer for a being that most of us are taught to fear and keep the hell away from? Because at the end of the day, Debra Anastasia did the impossible and gave that fearsome creature something to love.

This book starts out in Hell as the Devil grants one of the minions to enter Earth for a possibility of love. Never thinking that the plan will work, Sata...more 4.75/5 Stars!
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I cannot give a five star review to a book that makes me like the devil. It disturbs me greatly. Why would I cheer for a being that most of us are taught to fear and keep the hell away from? Because at the end of the day, Debra Anastasia did the impossible and gave that fearsome creature something to love.

This book starts out in Hell as the Devil grants one of the minions to enter Earth for a possibility of love. Never thinking that the plan will work, Satan is shocked to see half-minion (vampire) souls and realizes the success of the former minion.

Meanwhile, in Heaven, a not so good angel, Everett, is plotting to over-throw God and rule... everything. Emma is thrown down to Earth by Everett to help save Jason, a vampire. Jason has lost all hope and therefore doesn't believe Heaven will ever welcome him.

Emma is a spunky little Seraph who will stop at nothing to help someone in trouble. Foul-mouth and full of spite for Everett, she quickly learns of the plan to trap God. She now has to save God, the world, and Jason.

Too bad that there is still that pesky, yet really sexy, devil to deal with. It's safe to say that Emma has her hands full.

Without giving too much of the plot away, this book was crazy. I really didn't want to like some of the characters. It really did feel wrong! However, Debra has a way of making you like every single one of them in a way that it's hard to know what "team" you are cheering for. The development of the characters was fantastic. Every one had their own personality that seemed to grip you from the ink.

The plot was fast paced and the setting changed often. This can sometimes be a negative thing, but it worked well for this story. There wasn't any time reference so this could easily have been set in the past as well as a thousand years into the future.

This biggest problem I had with this book was the ending. Seriously, it's killing me. I won't tell you why... you'll just have to read it to find out!

I laughed through most of this story. I had tears in my eyes in some scenes. It was an emotional journey through Heaven and Hell that threw me for a loop. I liked the author's other book, Poughkeepsie, but I loved Crushed Seraphim.

I do believe that there needs to be some kind of warning. Please keep an open mind and read this book with the purpose of entertainment, not some religious reference.(less)

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Sep 17, 2011 Aimeekay rated it 1 of 5 stars

*sigh* I really liked this book, at first. I really liked Debra Anastasia's take on angels and God. I really loved her descriptions. Especially of the angels and their wings. And I really enjoyed Seraph Emma as a character at first. She was amusing and determined. ***Massive spoiler alert*** Yes she saves heaven.If the story had ended there it would have been fine The problem is it didn't and I finished it simply because I was hoping it would make sense why it didn't if I finished the book. I kn...more *sigh* I really liked this book, at first. I really liked Debra Anastasia's take on angels and God. I really loved her descriptions. Especially of the angels and their wings. And I really enjoyed Seraph Emma as a character at first. She was amusing and determined. ***Massive spoiler alert*** Yes she saves heaven.If the story had ended there it would have been fine The problem is it didn't and I finished it simply because I was hoping it would make sense why it didn't if I finished the book. I know each writer tells a story their own way. That the paths they see their characters taking aren't necessarily the ones I think they would take. Generally that is fine. That can make a story go from average to amazing, It can make heroes or heroines more realistic and make it easier for the reader to connect with them. However in this case, at least for me, the path Seraph Emma chose to take just made me lose all respect for her and actually start disliking her immensely. I also understand that a good love triangle can really add something to a story. But this one just well, just ugh. It made the main character seem selfish, careless and stupid. Yes I know they are just characters in a story, they are not real. But if I fail to connect to the main character or I don't find them interesting or whatever, it tends to make me not enjoy the story. I found myself forcing myself to read the rest of the book hoping that something would redeem Emma for me.
That's were the other main problem with this story came into play. The book ended mid story, right as the heroes were preparing to go to Hell, literally! Now read/reviewed books that have ended mid story before. Generally it annoys me when a story just stops........

See isn't that annoying? Sorry trying to prove a point. (kinda hard to pull off in a post so please forgive me) Anyway. It generally annoys me when I am zipping along enjoying a story and *BAM* no more story. A good example of this was The Unfinished Song. But the writer knew she was going to end the book right then and there, and even wrote a sort of apology combined with giving a teaser of the next book. While I was agitated that I couldn't finish the book right then and there, I still was eager to get my hands on the next book and find out what happened to them. With Crushed Seraphim I was annoyed but I found myself not really caring. I had become so detached from the main character at that point that I kinda didn't care if she made her way outta Hell or not. ***End Spoiler alert***
The sad part is I really liked Anastasia's writing. I liked her descriptions, and I enjoyed her characters, even Emma, at least up to that one point. I wouldn't not read another book by the author simply because of this one. I might however think twice about reading the sequel to Crushed Seraphim, if only because of my dislike of the main character. If you've read this book and would like to share your opinion in the comments, whether you agree with me or not, please do. I would love to know what others have thought of this one..(less)

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Jul 11, 2011 April rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads

This is not, "just another angel story". God is trapped in Hell, Emma, an angel, has to work with a Vampire, to help get him out. Emma meets Satan and finds out that he is not really bad, and they work together to get the one angel who disrupted Heaven, save God and maybe even save the Devil!

Emma is a great character, very self sacrificing and it gets her into sticky situations, from which she needs rescusing. I will definately follow this group of characters into the next story.

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May 28, 2013 Midian Sosa rated it 5 of 5 stars

How can I put into words how I felt reading this?... Ho Li Shit!

It’s like I went to war with only one bullet on my gun, like I went bungee jumping and the rope got cut mid air, like Superman decided to take a nap while Lex Luthor raised hell all over town.

I was jumping, laughing out loud, cussing like a sailor (which I don’t like doing), giving my sister the middle finger every time she tried to take me out of my room, and honest to God, I shit you not, my mom was thinking about calling the hosp...more

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Nov 26, 2012 Bren rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: bad-ass-bitch, hot-hot-hot, out-of-this-world

3.5

THIS WAS SO SLOW IN THE BEGINNING AND IF I WAS NOT DOING THIS BUDDY READ I PROBABLY WOULD HAVE CHUCKED IN THE "JUST CAN'T" SHELVE. I AM SO GLAD FOR GR FRIENDS LETTING ME KNOW IT GOT BETTER. IT KEPT ME GOING. I SHOULD I HAVE KNOWN THAT ONCE I MET JACK I WOULD BE ADDICTED TO HIS DEVILISH WAYS. EMMA WAS A VERY LIKABLE CHARACTER AND SHE DID KEEP ME ENTERTAINED. MY FRIENDS HERE HAVE GIVEN MUCH BETTER REVIEWS OF THIS BOOK SO I GUESS I WILL JUST CONTINUE ON THIS RANT OF WHO I LOVED THE BEST.

"PLEASE,...more

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Sep 09, 2012 Apryl rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

I don't even know where to start? The style, the characters, the ending? Oof.

Why did it end that way? Is there another part that I can't see.? I think I love that it has ended that way though, too many stories carry on in other novels and you begin to tire of the characters. I think the way this one has ended is perfect. Sure, it's a cliffhanger, but at least you get to believe it ended well, which is really what the story is about right? belief?

I'm in no way religious so I'm so happy I got to r...more

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Dec 31, 2012 Meagan rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle-owned, no-longer-lendable, awful-writing

This book definitely wasn't what I thought it would be. I loved the authors take on angels, demons, God, and the devil but the plot and overall story just didn't live up.

First off, it took me almost to the 70% mark just to get into it. How I lasted that long without chalking this up to DNF baffles me. After that point I started getting into it mainly because of Jack and his one-liners. I think in the beginning I just kept reading expecting something to happen to make me love or even like this b...more

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Dec 31, 2012 Amanda Fiore rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

The ideas of what we have painted in our minds as to what heaven and hell consist of are twisted completely while reading this book. I never thought I'd see the day when I would cheer for the Devil (aka Satan aka Jack) to get the girl. I also never thought I'd see the day where the devil has a geniuine love for someone else that he's willing to sacrafice himself. However, his matyrism (spelling??) is nothing in comparrison with Emma. Emma is forever changing from a Seraph to a human to a tree dr...more

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Jan 25, 2012 Brinda rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: other-romance, paranormal-fantasy

Ok, so I read this a couple of weeks ago. I keep thinking about this book and want to read it again. I am highly anticipating the sequel. So I am changing my rating from **** to *****. I'm allowed, right?

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Feb 18, 2012 Betsy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

3.5 stars I did love Emma, Jack and even Jason. God as Santa was unexpected. Emmett was a bastard, and truly through and through, you had no reason to like him, pity him or find him redeemable and I liked that. Heaven seems to consistently be a messed up place if you go by most literature. Perhaps never dying is the secret. This is an interesting book. I cried and I laughed but I was also very easily distracted and it was a little too easy to put down. For me, it was the way the story was writte...more

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Sep 23, 2012 BookChick rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, romance

After reading so many great reviews for not only the author but this book. I was disappointed. I felt the dialogue between the characters was stilted and forced. I read a few reviews that thought the book should have ended at the saving of heaven and I can see their point. It felt like a natural place to stop, it felt like the remaining book was an after thought when a series came to mind. I admit, I found the end of the book the most intriguing part and I'm glad that it got added because if, an...more

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Nov 24, 2012 Christy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: bad-ass-heroines, jerks-that-i-love, lol-hilarious, paranormal, angst, cliffhangers

I can say that this book was pretty unique. There are so many great books out there that are predictable, which is fine... but nothing is better than reading a book and really not being sure what is going to happen next! Love that! From the author that made me LOVE a homeless guy named Blake, and a thug named Beckett... she now has me swooning over Satan! Yea, I know right?

What’s truly more dangerous?
Falling from Heaven, or falling in love?

Emma(bad ass, hilarious angel) comes to earth on a mis...more I can say that this book was pretty unique. There are so many great books out there that are predictable, which is fine... but nothing is better than reading a book and really not being sure what is going to happen next! Love that! From the author that made me LOVE a homeless guy named Blake, and a thug named Beckett... she now has me swooning over Satan! Yea, I know right?

What’s truly more dangerous?
 Falling from Heaven, or falling in love?

Emma(bad ass, hilarious angel) comes to earth on a mission. To show a half-breed vampire that he is good, and to have faith. It is hard for Jason to accept how truly good he is, and he is a wonderful man. How can you have lived so long and still be so decent? I’ve been to Heaven and still think you’re a miracle. While Emma is distracted with this task, the tool and an angel Everett has God trapped in Hell and is making things chaotic in Heaven and Earth. Everett and Emma have a past and she knows his true colors. Knowing this, she knows he has to be stopped. She has a plan... go to Hell, trick the Devil, bust out God... seems easy enough. When she meets the Devil, everything sort of changes. The Devil is not exactly what she expects. Emma is able to bust out God and get out of there, but she looses her wings in the process... Wings or no wings, she’s still an angel-gotta love Jason. Anyway, she gets out of Hell and things get complicated. The Devil... aka Jack makes a huge sacrifice for her, after that she can’t get what happened to him out of her mind. She is with Jason, who loves her, but an unexpected visitor from above changes things around 78-80% of the book it goes from good to great! (view spoiler)

He’d never been a fearful man, but he got it now. Fear came when you had something to lose.

Or someone.

Emma was awesome. She was funny and caring. She has some great lines that had me laughing. Now... Jack and Jason. Oh boy, I did like Jason a lot. He really was a stand up guy who loved Emma... but I can’t help it, even from the prologue I could tell I would love Jack. And I did LOVE Jack! I am so happy the second book is out cause I really need to know whats going to happen!
If your looking for a fun, different read- pick this one up!!!(less)

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Jan 30, 2013 Carina rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. 1.5 stars

First thing I'm gonna say is....I'm sorry.

I'm sorry I didn't like this book.
I'm sorry for the low rating.
I'm sorry because the author is totally and completely cool and awesome, and I was so excited to read this!...but it just didn't do it for me.

I couldn't get in to the fact that both Jason(the vamp) and Jack(Satan) fell for Emma after a day, an afternoon, moments(!) of meeting her.
I couldn't believe that Emma(The angel/fallen angel/human) was soooo bad mouthed and yet so naive and gu...more

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Jul 17, 2011 Weronika rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

No idea what was going in the first few chapters of the book...half-breed, satan, god in hell...what the ?! I couldn't get into the story at all it seemed all over the place and the characters were a joke in my opinion. I've seen so many good reviews about this book but somehow I can't bring myself to say one good thing about it.

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Aug 10, 2011 Vanessa rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: already-bought

The characters in this book, angelic much? I don't think so!!! Not even the "good" angels were entirely good, including Emma who was a little bit cruel with Jason in the beginning.
Apart from that, this book is funny and the angels behavior is definitively different from other angel's books.

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Jun 14, 2011 OpenBookSociety.com rated it 5 of 5 stars

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I read this book in one sitting. That rarely happens, but I love it when it does. Crushed Seraphim puts a whole new twist on the battle between good and evil. Seraph Emma is not your typical angel. She is tough, snarky and a little bit irreverent.

It’s not very hard to find sympathy for Jack, the devil. He is the most surprising of characters. I was both cheering for him and crushing on him by the end of the story. The unexpected is what makes this...more

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