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Michael (The Airel Saga #2)
by
Aaron Patterson (Goodreads Author),
Chris White (Goodreads Author)
All he wanted was to be free... Appearances can be deceptive: Michael. Choices made in ignorance still have consequences. Michael bought the lie, now he wants the truth. But people who live on beaches shouldn't build castles made of sand. Will he have what it takes? Can he be man enough for Airel? The haunted past again clashes with what has been unleashed in the present i...more
Paperback, 400 pages
Published
June 15th 2012
by StoneHouse Ink
(first published May 1st 2012)
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I really wanted to love this book, but did you notice how long it took me to read it? UGH! It's never taken me this long to read a book in forever!
I liked the characters and the story had potential, but I can't stand a book that jumps around every 20 paragraphs or so from one characters story to another IT WAS SO DISTRACTING FOR ME! I seriously know what it's like for people with ADD, lol.
I finished the book ONLY because I really was curious about Ellie and I LOVE the whole angel whose name star...more
I liked the characters and the story had potential, but I can't stand a book that jumps around every 20 paragraphs or so from one characters story to another IT WAS SO DISTRACTING FOR ME! I seriously know what it's like for people with ADD, lol.
I finished the book ONLY because I really was curious about Ellie and I LOVE the whole angel whose name star...more
I just finished reading this book and wow what a great read this was. I love paranormal syfy romance type books and this book, book 2 in the Airel Saga was awesome. Airel, Michael and Kim set off to find Kreios and run into Ellie. As the story goes I begin to put two and two together on who Ellie is. Fast paced, watching Kim's secret slowly come to light. Airel learns more about being a half breed immortal and trust, love and what her life is going to be like. The book is filled with action from...more
I throughly enjoyed the first book in this series. It was my first time reading in this genere about angels. I thought the first book was well written and facinating.
This second book, although the story is just as beautiful, lacks a connection for me. I thought the conversations between the two main characters, Michael and Airel, were too forced and too immature.
Other than the problem connecting with the childish things they said to one another, I managed to still enjoy the plot.
I am still eager...more
This second book, although the story is just as beautiful, lacks a connection for me. I thought the conversations between the two main characters, Michael and Airel, were too forced and too immature.
Other than the problem connecting with the childish things they said to one another, I managed to still enjoy the plot.
I am still eager...more
I like these books. I like that Airel isn't some bratty, self depreciating attention whore. But she doesn't quite meet bad ass criteria.
I found it odd that she didn't really give a shit about her supposed best friend. For the most part she left her to herself. I just didn't see the legitimacy in that. She was also the last to notice severe drastic changes in her. She kept pushing aside thoughts about it, instead of addressing them and seeing how her friend was truly holding up.
I liked all the mi...more
I found it odd that she didn't really give a shit about her supposed best friend. For the most part she left her to herself. I just didn't see the legitimacy in that. She was also the last to notice severe drastic changes in her. She kept pushing aside thoughts about it, instead of addressing them and seeing how her friend was truly holding up.
I liked all the mi...more
The pros:
- cool cover
- the characters talk like they're supposed to; slang thrown in here and there, the use of the word 'like', etc
- classic good vs. evil battle
- lots of 'cultural' (demons/angels) history
The cons:
- perhaps it's because I wasn't that in to the story and it's been awhile since I read Airel but I found the story really confusing
- zero character growth
- no mystery left
- "twist" at the end of the story was predictable
- misspelling of Kreios' name (Drieos)
I really wanted to like thi...more
- cool cover
- the characters talk like they're supposed to; slang thrown in here and there, the use of the word 'like', etc
- classic good vs. evil battle
- lots of 'cultural' (demons/angels) history
The cons:
- perhaps it's because I wasn't that in to the story and it's been awhile since I read Airel but I found the story really confusing
- zero character growth
- no mystery left
- "twist" at the end of the story was predictable
- misspelling of Kreios' name (Drieos)
I really wanted to like thi...more
Though i did feel the way Airel and Michael talk to each other was a bit cheesy and unrealistic & i would hope to never read Airel calling him mister again or him calling her "du-hude"[at least i hope normal teens dont talk like this], i did really like the story in general. lots of action, twists and also tender moments makes this another great book. I didnt really care for the random peoples points of view, but i understand it was to give a broader picture of the story and whats going on b...more
Michael is a good follow up to Airel. There is more action in this book and a few twists thrown at you with one heck of a cliffhanger at the end. There were times when the chemestry between Airel and Michael didn't seem to be as effortless as in Airel, but I was still pulled into their story. There was something that I had suspected early on and was happy to have my suspission confirmed. As someone who loves happy endings I really can't wait to see what happens in the next book, Uriel. If you a...more
This sequel just didn't grab my attention. I picked up and put down this book so many times, I almost didn't finish it. A good book should make you want to keep reading, but I barely cared even during the apex of the action.
Mostly, I don't really like the style of jumping around constantly from person to person in a book. I like books where things all flow together better and the narrative isn't going between 1000 year jumps.
Mostly, I don't really like the style of jumping around constantly from person to person in a book. I like books where things all flow together better and the narrative isn't going between 1000 year jumps.
I loved the first book, so I thought I would pick this up and read what happens next. The story line was really good, I just didn't like the points of view changed every couple of paragraphs. Half of the time I wasn't really sure who's point of view I was reading. If there is a next book I will probably get it, just to see how this ends and to see if it's written any better.
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