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Ordinary Angels

by India Drummond (Goodreads Author)

3.59 of 5 stars 3.59 · rating details · 150 ratings · 47 reviews

An urban fantasy / paranormal romance novel in which Zoe Pendergraft falls in love with an angel, frees a soul from necromancers, releases a ghost trapped in the Void, and saves his living grandson from demons.

Most of Zoe’s friends are dead, but she doesn’t mind because they died long before she met them. Then one Tuesday night an angel takes her salsa dancing and turns he...more

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Published August 31st 2011 by Trindlemoss Publishing (first published April 3rd 2011)

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Mar 13, 2011 Talli Roland rated it 5 of 5 stars

With a smart sassy heroine, sexy angels and a fast-paced plot, India Drummond's "Ordinary Angels" is a heavenly read.

Zoe sees dead people. But for her, they're more than just visions -- they're her friends. So when one of them goes missing amidst an accusation of murder, Zoe can't help but get involved. From start to finish, Drummond effortlessly creates an intiguing world with necromancers and angelic orders I easily fell into. Mix in Zoe's romance with an angel even the devil couldn't resist...more

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Feb 15, 2012 Susanne rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: best-heroes, genre-paranormal, comfort-reads

Perfection!

OMG - this book was so good! I found it for free in kindle store - and I cannot believe it. I would gladly have paid full price - it was utterly amazing! This book cannot be explained, it has to be experienced. Nevertheless, I cannot help gushing over this book.

I have a major crush on Alexander and would love to be best friend with Zoë but most of all I just love them together and root for their HEA. Judging from this book, they will probably have more enjoyable adventures before that...more

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Mar 15, 2011 Mollie rated it 5 of 5 stars

I'm not usually into paranormal romances, or paranormal anything, really. But this novel changed my mind. If you want a fun, sexy read, this book is for you. I am still thinking about some of these images. The characters are unforgettable. Looking forward to more from Ms. Drummond.

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Mar 28, 2011 Sarah Snyder rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own

Although ghosts and angels have been done before, Drummond finds a way to keep things fresh and bring something new to the table. This is mainly accomplished through the main character, Zoey.

Zoey is an intelligent, witty and sassy heroine with a great deal of spunk. She knows her limits and she doesn’t overestimate herself. She isn’t afraid to ask for help and isn’t always jumping to conclusions – which sets her apart from most heroines in this genre. She is also more kind than cut throat, which...more Although ghosts and angels have been done before, Drummond finds a way to keep things fresh and bring something new to the table. This is mainly accomplished through the main character, Zoey.

Zoey is an intelligent, witty and sassy heroine with a great deal of spunk. She knows her limits and she doesn’t overestimate herself. She isn’t afraid to ask for help and isn’t always jumping to conclusions – which sets her apart from most heroines in this genre. She is also more kind than cut throat, which again, is hugely different from most other heroines.

These differences make Zoey easy to relate to. Although she obviously isn’t a normal person, but she acts like one. She isn’t some crazed amazon warrior chick or a magic-welding witch, she is just Zoey. She thinks like the average person, feels like the average person and acts like the average person. It’s completely refreshing and really brings the character to life. I took to her instantly and was always on her side. She is the kind of character that you will love to cheer on, no matter who sort of mess she gets herself into.

Zoey’s love interest Alexander however, is anything but ordinary. He doesn’t quite understand humans, but he desperately wants to. Every paranormal romance about angels that I’ve read has painted them as unforgiving and violent creatures. While Alexander is certainly capable of that, he always treats Zoey with care, patience and kindness. Their relationship is definitely unique and it incredibly entertaining to watch it unfold.

There is a LOT going on in this book. There are a ton of different storylines and facts to keep track off and it sometimes makes it difficult to focus. I commend Drummond for trying to keep the story interesting, but there was so much happening that things began to get a bit jumbled in my mind. I kept forgetting the little details that allow you to piece the story/mystery together because there was just so much to keep track of.

But in all honestly, that is really just a minor complaint. I truly enjoyed Ordinary Angels and cannot wait to see what becomes of Zoey and Alexander next!(less)

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Oct 02, 2011 Judy & Marianne from Long and Short Reviews rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, non-erotic, paranormal

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Zoe talks to dead people. To be more specific she talks to the spirits of dead people who have not yet moved on. This allows her to feel comfortable with the unusual events in her life, such a sharing a house with a her dead grandmother. One thing it doesn’t prepare her for is looking up from her desk to discover that the new office mailman is an angel. A really gorgeous angel.

Alexander has interfered with the mailman’s life so must t...more Originally posted at: http://longandshortreviews.blogspot.c...

Zoe talks to dead people. To be more specific she talks to the spirits of dead people who have not yet moved on. This allows her to feel comfortable with the unusual events in her life, such a sharing a house with a her dead grandmother. One thing it doesn’t prepare her for is looking up from her desk to discover that the new office mailman is an angel. A really gorgeous angel.

Alexander has interfered with the mailman’s life so must take his place. He doesn’t bargain on meeting and falling in love with Zoe. His superiors bring him to task; interfering with a human’s life is forbidden in the angel society.

Another twist occurs when Zoe’s spirit friend Henry disappears, along with the collection of keys Zoe has given him over the years. From this point on Zoe’s life revolves round searching for Henry, falling deeper in love with Alexander and helping him fight his case with his superiors. Another problem is Grandma. She doesn’t like Alexander, or rather, she doesn’t like angels.

Ordinary Angels is an unusual book. Set in the paranormal genre, it has humour, danger and spicy romance. Zoe could be described as feisty. She allows no one to get too close to her, except for her best friend. Somehow Alexander breaks through her reserve. Her feeling for him at first confuses her until she admits her love for him. But how can an angel and a human possibly have a relationship?

Alexander is naive when it comes to how humans behave. At times he finds Zoe’s explanations unfathomable, but this doesn’t stop him falling in love with her. Aware his superiors decision could change his whole future he tries to distance himself from Zoe without success.

Unfortunately, Alexander’s confusion made him weak. He relies on others and doesn't succeed as a strong male character. Zoe tends to overshadow him, and this detracted slightly from my enjoyment of the book.

Ordinary Angles encompasses the love story of a couple from two totally different backgrounds. Both have their own problems with the relationship and with their lives. Their problems inexplicably entwine with each other to end in a surprising climax which ties up all the loose ends.

It's a book I felt was worth reading for the humour and the intrigue as Zoe followed the clues to find Henry. Quite a pleasant read.

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Apr 04, 2011 For Books' Sake rated it 4 of 5 stars

"Nigh on impossible to put down and provided a good distraction from the stresses and strains of city life. The language is fun, easy to follow and so descriptive that it wouldn’t take much to turn it into a screen play. The movie would probably have an age restriction, though!"

(Excerpt from full review of Ordinary Angels at For Books' Sake)

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Oct 27, 2011 Barbara ~*Lindt Ninja*~ rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: series, urban-fantasy

Zoe Pendergraft sees dead people, so while it’s not exactly usual for her to find a gorgeous glowing non-human delivering mail at work, it’s not exactly not usual either. She’s never been struck with lust and gone out dancing with them though, so that was new. Now she’s…dating one.

Alexander tells Zoe that he’s an angel (not a Fallen, as her dead Gran fears) and he was a stand-in for her normal mailman because he interrupted his timeline and had to sub in. Now he’s on trial for interfering and s...more Zoe Pendergraft sees dead people, so while it’s not exactly usual for her to find a gorgeous glowing non-human delivering mail at work, it’s not exactly not usual either. She’s never been struck with lust and gone out dancing with them though, so that was new. Now she’s…dating one.

Alexander tells Zoe that he’s an angel (not a Fallen, as her dead Gran fears) and he was a stand-in for her normal mailman because he interrupted his timeline and had to sub in. Now he’s on trial for interfering and saving the mailman’s life, a big no-no among angels.

While waiting to testify at Alexander’s trial, Zoe’s best friend Henry (long dead) disappears when a murder takes place in his home in the boiler room of Zoe’s office building. Because of something she sees, she and Alexander fear Henry may have been banished someplace bad – Zoe thinks the killing may be related to something in the boiler room and she refuses to allow her friend to be sentenced to eternal darkness for something he didn’t do.

This was hard to get into at first despite a really wonderful lead character. There was a very nice beginning with Zoe and Henry but after that, I felt really plopped into the story with Alexander. It wasn’t until the murder mystery started that I finally felt like the real meat of the story had begun – and that really had nothing to do with Alexander.

I really loved Zoe – putting aside her weird tendency to just date stray angels she doesn’t know – and she was the reason I stuck with this through the first confusing third of the story. She’s sort of adorable, doesn’t take herself too seriously and is just the right mixture of insecure and eventually, sort of warrior-woman. I kind of especially liked that she had no filter – stuff just came out of her mouth when she thought it. The author did a great job keeping her consistent from beginning to end. Just because she evolved in the story, she kept her insecurities and her sweetness and her cute sense of humor.

I didn’t really love Alexander so much and I don’t know if it’s because he didn’t seem to be around for much besides dating and sexing it up or if I just had a problem with him. He was sweet and sometimes seemed a little confused by human stuff for someone so old. I read the first love scene between Zoe and Alexander and thought it was very sexy and nice but by the time they were together again and other things had gotten interesting, I admit I skimmed it. Outside of his relationship with Zoe, he didn’t seem to have a lot of substance to me or at least seemed awfully beta.

I felt differently about his lawyer Thomas, who had a big personality. He wasn’t around as much either, but when he was, he was protecting Zoe, arguing with her or delivering bad news. He seemed colorful and interesting and took an active part in her investigation with Henry at one point.

I really liked the paranormal side of the murder mystery. Following the trail to Henry and his family was well done and there were some more things disclosed about angels and demons and new things Zoe can see and do that should make book two interesting.

As it obviously would, this reads like the first book in a series. The plot just didn’t come together until mid-book and while it was good after that, it was almost too late for me. I liked Zoe a lot and think she’s got terrific potential for a long-running lead character with all of her paranormal gifts. I’m not so sure about her angelic boyfriend, whom I didn’t love – I sort of would rather have seen her pair up with the volatile lawyer Thomas – but there will be changes afoot in book two and maybe with some seasoning he’ll get better. I may even come back if one of my least favorite tropes is used – the dreaded love triangle! (less)

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Mar 25, 2013 Yodamom rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels, cliffhanger-light, demons, fantasy, free, ghosts, mystery, romance

it was pretty good. 3.4 stars. It has come character inconsistencies that rattled a bit but the story was interesting and fresh. The major problem for me was how the main character switched from her "i can't even_____" to "oh well" in seconds. The ending left me wanting more but not right away. I would recommend it for a light mystery, paranormal read.

The story revolves around young woman who has always been able to see the dead. She has made several of them her friends. One day she meets and an...more

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Sep 01, 2011 Goddess Of Blah rated it 5 of 5 stars

I read this and was amazed that it didn't feature a 500 year old vampire full of angst and darkness in his soul waiting for his Soul Mate... This is unique for a para-rom, its sweet and you will enjoy it.

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Aug 20, 2012 R. Mac Wheeler rated it 4 of 5 stars

I fell in love with India's voice in her first novel I read, and ORDINARY ANGELS propelled her skyward in my reckoning. OA is a pleasant read, in that you relax and follow her colorful and lovely characters without the anxiety you tread forward with in a James Bucher novel, say. India excels in her characters, which is what I read for. I loved Cloe. I pictured her as a cross between the medium on BEING HUMAN and Penny of BIG BANG THEORY. Inhibited (okay…that isn't Penny), not incredibly socially...more

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Dec 30, 2012 Matt Kelland rated it 3 of 5 stars

I'll be honest. I don't like paranormal romance, and I think it's a tired, overworked genre. I only read this because India's a friend, and I wanted to see what she'd been writing.

To my surprise, I actually enjoyed it. It wasn't just a typical story about swooning over not-as-evil-as-they're-made-out-to-be vampires or my-love-can-heal-his-eternal-pain ghosts. It was funny, original, and well written, with characters who were amusing and witty. Yes, it's definitely in the "chick lit" category, as...more

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Apr 20, 2011 Andrea Guy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011-reads, ebook, christian, mystery, paranormal, quick-reads, romance

Ordinary Angels is a rare and wonderful thing. It is a mixture of several genres, paranormal, romance and mystery.

India Drummond creates a world of Angels and Spirits that everyone will want to be part of. Zoe is one of those characters that will win over hearts. She's quirky and funny. At times she reminds me of Stephanie Plum at her best, but the trouble she finds is a little more exciting.

The rest of the cast of characters are just as interesting, from the angels to the spirits. I particular...more

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Apr 08, 2011 Kt from A Book Obsession.. rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: received-for-review

Zoe has always kept herself a little apart from others, well at least the living ones. She has the rare ability to see and communicate with ghosts, making them her best friends and normal people thinking she is crazy. Her life takes an interesting turn when an angel named Alexander shows up. She knows from the start he isn't human but finds herself drawn to him anyway. When she stumbles across a body at her work place, her best-friend, a ghost, is accused of the murder. Zoe quickly gets wrapped...more Zoe has always kept herself a little apart from others, well at least the living ones. She has the rare ability to see and communicate with ghosts, making them her best friends and normal people thinking she is crazy. Her life takes an interesting turn when an angel named Alexander shows up. She knows from the start he isn't human but finds herself drawn to him anyway. When she stumbles across a body at her work place, her best-friend, a ghost, is accused of the murder. Zoe quickly gets wrapped up in the thick of things, knowing she will do just about anything to save her friend, making her wonder just who she really is.

Aside from her ghostly friends, Zoe pretty much is an introvert. Alexander on the other hand is very out going, but also is almost childlike as a result of his inexperience with the "human" world. As unlikely of a couple as they would seem, there definitely some major chemistry going on between Alexander and Zoe. While their relationship moved very quickly, I found it to be realistic and did not feel rushed or forced, making their relationship very enjoyable to read about.

The book had a slightly slow start, but did pick up as it went on. I did find the lack of knowledge Zoe was given to be a little frustrating. Eventually things did become a little more clear, and I realized that the Angels were just a secretive bunch in general; they weren't singling her out. I found their actual purpose to be fascinating as everything you thing about Angels just doesn't apply to them. They almost remind me of what you would think a Djinn to be like with a few differences making them a very interesting "people."

While this book ended on a happy note with a sense of completeness, it also enough things unanswered to make me anxious for the next book. The biggest question has to do with the potential repercussions of a major turn in Zoe's life. I won't say what it is because that would spoil things, but I cannot wait to see what this change means for her in the future and what choices she would make because of it. All in all I enjoyed the book, as it had just the right amount of danger, steaminess, and action to more than hold my interest.You'll definitely want to check out this great debut novel.(less)

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Apr 06, 2011 Rebecca rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: supernatural-series

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I think I can best describe this book as a Ghost Whisperer meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer. It does feature a young woman who has a secret talent for seeing and talking to the ghosts of those long since dead and something even more unusual than ghosts steps into her life.
In the guise of a postman an Angel has decided to get a closer perspective on human life and Zoe is swept up into the celestial affairs of these higher beings. Things take a turn for the worse in their budding relationship when A...more I think I can best describe this book as a Ghost Whisperer meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer. It does feature a young woman who has a secret talent for seeing and talking to the ghosts of those long since dead and something even more unusual than ghosts steps into her life.
In the guise of a postman an Angel has decided to get a closer perspective on human life and Zoe is swept up into the celestial affairs of these higher beings. Things take a turn for the worse in their budding relationship when Alexander ends up being cast down from grace due to their attraction and her ghost best friend msyteriously vanishes and a human dies in his haunting place. Zoe becomes his advocate and works between and across worlds, discovering not only how the celestial bodies of Angels work in their own society (and on a more personal intimate level) but how even after death and beyond everyone and everything is never as they appear. Motives, lies, laws and secrets of the past will pull and push Zoe's new relationship to the limits as she tries to discover the truth about her deceased friend and on the way her powers become stronger and scarier so on top of providing divine justice and relationship troubles Zoe must find it in herself to make sure her growing powers do not prove to be the cause of her own downfall.

When you first read the story you really are thrown into the deep end and the situation is imemdiatly made clear yet despite it being told in third person it feels remarkably like a first person narrative due to the closeness the narrator takes to Zoe and it helps the story flow much easier. Although the story is set in America it didn't feel entirely like America to me. But I kind of read on despite that. At first the story does seem to centre on Zoe and Alexander's relationship and the complications of it - it's only after many chapters you reach the part of Henry's disappearence that you really grip the pages as events and circumstances all become entwined in a major divine puzzle you can't help follow Zoe through to work out.

On the whole though it is a delightful read and I love the darkness India has given all her angels, even the good ones when they show their true colours in a way most of us wouldn't believe but it really does define the characters as each Angel has a different form. It is funny, touching and quite gripping in places and is definitely a more adult and unique twist on the scenario of Angels and Humans in love compared to what Angel fiction there is in YA. I personally don't believe the depiction on the cover image is what I imagined Zoe to be, she in my mind is quite a plain yet pretty gal but I guess in the end she also turns out to be a beautiful killer.(less)

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Apr 11, 2011 Audra (Unabridged Chick) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: place-california, sex-sex-and-more-sex, supernatural

This quick, fun read combines angels and a girl who can see the dead in an inventive and enjoyable supernatural thriller/romance. I was a little hesitant about how both twists would be handled but Drummond manages it beautifully, creating a cute romance and a nice mystery and some fantastic characters. The lore about angels that I'm familiar with is twisted and turned edgier and a lot more interesting (I don't want to give anything away but I'll admit her version of guardian angels has me a bit...more

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Apr 23, 2011 Rebecca Bradley rated it 5 of 5 stars

Although most of Zoe Pendergraft's friends are dead, that means nothing to her. After all, they died long before she meet them. What does matter is the angel who took her dancing and turned her world upside down.
But grim reality intrudes when she finds a body, and the Higher Angels accuse her of the murder.
Knowing she's the only one who can stand against the Higher Angels, Zoe uses any means necessary to save her friend all the while, wondering if the tempestuous love she's feeling is real.
The...more

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Apr 18, 2012 Jamie rated it 2 of 5 stars

This book reminded me of a ghost story. It has good parts and bad parts ... but I'm not all that thrilled with the writing and the way the story is told. I have read Blood Faerie by India Drummond and thought it was much better all around.

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Aug 18, 2012 Wendy Schuffert rated it 5 of 5 stars

I accidently bought this by mistake. I actually was going to try a sample of it, but I bought it and didn't realize it, but I ended up loving it. I couldn't put it down. It was good on the nights I couldn't sleep because it was too hot to sleep. I loved this book and I must say I thought Alexander would end up my favorite character, but it was Thomas who ended up becoming my fave Free Angel. I love him. I would so recommend this book.

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Mar 31, 2011 Len rated it 5 of 5 stars

I remember watching the film, 'Date with an Angel' when I was a teenager and when I started reading Ordinary Angels, I was thinking of this film. I didn't know that India Drummond has created an even more beautiful love story. If you fell in love with a wizard and a vampire, I promise you, you will fall in love with an angel.

The love between Zoe and Alexander will melt your heart like it did mine. I fell in love with each intimate scene between them two. It has got an interesting plot. You woul...more

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Feb 22, 2012 Turtles rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy-modern

The beginning writing style started out silted, and a little strange. And either it stopped a third of the way through, or I quit noticing it. This was cheesy in the beginning including some insta-love, but I really enjoyed the heroine and the Angel hierarchy. The cover and summary made it seem like a fantasy Meg Cabot book, but it was not YA (heroine was in her 20s) and the subject matter was deeper than you see in those.

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Mar 31, 2011 Lu (Sugar & Snark) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: have

This was a very well written début novel by India Drummond and it was a pure delight to read. Ms Drummond has a way of making mundane sentences sound beautiful and puts a new spin on the phrase "I see dead people"!

This novel has some fascinating mythological dynamics that pull you in from the get go. With fresh ideas and a great heroine who's life gets even more complicated when she goes on a date with an Angel.

My only complaint is that the book lost me here and there when my mind would drift,...more

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Apr 05, 2012 Sheena rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-2012

The book had a good story line but dragged. It might be that I'm use to a faster pace book. Zoe is just a secretary. That speaks to spirits that haven't. Moved on. When she meets an angel her life becomes in danger but also filled with love.

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Feb 13, 2012 Amanda Nissen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Great book. Read it in a night. Took a subject that is done a lot and gave it enought of a twist to make it different. Can't wait to read more of her books!

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Jan 25, 2013 Vicki Scullion rated it 4 of 5 stars

A fresh look at angels, demons, and slayers. Enjoyable to read with lots of action and romance. I'm looking forward to reading book 2!

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Apr 23, 2012 Sara rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy-no-vamps, smut-without-vampires

Fun story about a woman that can talk to the dead and falls in love with an angel. No big surprises.

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May 30, 2013 Mandy Marek rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was a great book. Different than anything I have read. I loved the humor. Very enthralling

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May 22, 2013 Robin Christofaro rated it 4 of 5 stars

Really cute book...The story flowed nicely and the characters were enjoyable!

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Jun 23, 2012 Sue rated it 5 of 5 stars

Enjoyed this story very much. Can't wait for Zoe's next adventure.

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Oct 08, 2012 Hasien rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: angel, comedy, demon, fae, ghost, humans-w-extra, mystery, series-r-us

This story was quite fun. I loved the different characters and the mystery of the story.

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Sep 25, 2012 Pam Fultz rated it 4 of 5 stars

Read this on my cruise - enjoyed it very much!

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I knew from age nine that writing would be my passion. Since then I’ve discovered many more, but none quite so fulfilling as creating a world, a character, or a moment and watching them evolve into something complex and compelling. I have lived in three countries and four American states, am a dual British and American citizen, and currently live at the base of the Scottish Highlands in a village...more

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