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Unafraid (Archangel Academy #3)
In the third installment of Griffo's stunning Archangel Academy series, the escalating rivalry between two immortal races threatens to overtake the mysterious English boarding school.
Paperback, 352 pages
Published
March 1st 2012
by K-Teen
(first published February 28th 2012)
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This book sucks. End of story.
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Michael has escaped his small hometown of Weeping Waters, Nebraska and is attending another year of school at Archangel Academy, a boarding school with a legacy and secrets all it's own. Michael has left his insecurities back in America and is enjoying his new found life in Eden, England. But along with his great new life also comes great responsibilities. He must protect his boyfriend and new friends and fight against the dark forces lurking within the school grounds.Can he use his new abiliti...more
I realize I have only myself to blame for this. After reading the first two books in Michael Griffo's "Un" series, also known as The Archangel Academy novels, and experiencing the excruciating pain that came along with it, I said I wouldn't do it again. The first book (Unnatural) was awful; the second installment (Unwelcome) was even worse. So why did I read the third one? The only defense I can put forward is two-fold: 1) I wanted to write a review (since the first two were so well received—tha...more
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Okay, so considering I spent the money to buy these books and what not, I'm prone to commenting and saying that they weren't that bad, but they make Twilight look like the hottest thing since Harry Potter (which will never ever happen) The style of writing could, and will, give you a headache after a while considering on how, um, how do I say this nicely? Unprofessional written it was. Michael is the type of character you really just want to hate (he's annoying and whines far too much for a male...more
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I was soooo pumped to read Michael Griffo’s third, Archangel Academy novel (and hey! I noticed that the author and the main character have the same name). I had to know what would happen next after the ending that Unwelcome gave us. There were so many questions swarming my mind; what happens to David? Is Phaedra really gone? Will Ciaran notice the error of his ways? And the hundreds of questions that revolved around Ronan’s sister, Saoirse. While I won’t give you the answers (since that would be...more
I started this series because I read it was a gay Twilight. That's hardly the case. Yes, it's about vampires but it's about vampires attending a boarding school in the UK. There are two different vampire species. The first is your traditional vampire but the second is a vampire somehow descended from the lost city of Atlantis. The whole series has become preposterous and I'm not sure why I'm still reading. Thankfully, I think this is the last book of the series.
Same old same old, although Michael was slightly less annoying this time around. Very anticlimactic after a build up through three books. I still don't get why vampires turned as teenagers would want to stay in high school though. As a perpetual student myself, I would just continue with uni degrees.
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when i first saw this book, i was like oh no, not another vampire romance, but when i started reading it, it was truly amazing. hope you people would enjoy it.
Love this trilogy. Kudos to a satisfying ending. Gotta be comfortable with gay vamps ... but who isn't? Right? Right??
I want this entire series.This book jsut is an awesome finish to the books and Go Ronan and Michael!
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I just couldn't finish this book. The series started out with a good message, but then the message disappeared and I got bored with the "love story". They act like middle schoolers, not high schoolers...too much "trust" drama.
Loved the series. I was particularly happy that Griffo sustained the excitement and quality through all three of the books, without a hint of my getting fatigued with the characters or story. On the contrary, the suspense built throughout. Twilight be damned, this is the teen vampire series everyone should be reading.
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The trilogy itself was fine. I wasn't a big fan because of many small reasons, but it was okay. The ending was good and I'm glad Brania ends up being the ruler of Them. I don't like how we still don't entirely know the purpose of "Sheersh" but whatever. It was really a 3.5.
The trilogy itself was fine. I wasn't a big fan because of many small reasons, but it was okay. The ending was good and I'm glad Brania ends up being the ruler of Them. I don't like how we still don't entirely know the purpose of "Sheersh" but whatever. It was really a 3.5.
An OK book, I guess, but the plot is too chaotic, with too many characters and not enough tension or action. The message is important, the idea is nice and some of the characters, like Nakano, are fun, but this is simply not enough for more than three starts.
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Shelves:
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For a certain audience, but poorly written. Note violent and sexual content in this book may not be suitable for all readers
ok, just got done with this book.. it's so long before they get to the good stuff.. really did not care for the books, but do to I had read book one had to read all three... This is so not what I would read..
Truly been liking this series. A nice new take on vampires, and a nice gay romance as well.
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Michael Griffo was born, raised, and has since relocated to New Jersey. He is an award-winning playwright and all of his plays have been produced throughout the country and in London. Two of his plays -- CLOUDY and 5G/10B -- have been published in Smith & Kraus's Best 10 Minute Plays for 2 Actors: 2005 and CLOUDY is licensed by Playscripts, Inc.
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