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Don't Call Me Angel (Forsaken 0.5)

by Alicia Wright Brewster (Goodreads Author)

3.29 of 5 stars 3.29 · rating details · 86 ratings · 74 reviews

After crawling her way out of Hell, Six is ready to cast aside her angel wings and all the responsibilities that come with them. But Earth is not as peaceful as she imagined it. Demons, dark angels, and other hell-beasties escaped before her, and they're not as content as she is to live a quiet life on Earth. A fellow angel who escaped Hell with her commits a series of sou...more

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Published June 15th 2012 by Dragonfairy Press

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Jun 18, 2012 Alicia marked it as authored · (Review from the author) · review of another edition Recommends it for: Adults

Shelves: angels, novella, urban-fantasy, dragonfairy-press

Well, I wrote it . . . so I would just give it five stars.

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Apr 25, 2012 Kenya Wright rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: beta-read, black-fantasy-authors, angels, awesome-2012, independent-writer, bad-boy-love

Sadly, I know the author. She is the bane of my existence. The needle in my ass that never goes away.

So when she asked me to beta-read this book, I said sure. I have no problem with telling her if something is bad! She definetly doesn't have a problem with telling me if my plotlines suck or if a certain vampire that I wrote is "a cliche disgusting bloodsucking basterd that should be killed off immediatley!"

Regardless, I went into this read, ready to give it to her!!! I was going to show her that...more

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Jun 18, 2012 Experiment BL626 rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal, kindle-lendable-on-lendle, reviewed

The writing was good, devoid of typos. The beginning was engaging; the story immediately excited me as I watched Six and Alden — two fallen angels — escaping Hell. To my surprise because the book description didn't mention it, there were 6 comic book-styled, black and white illustrations in the story. Me likee.

I really wanted to like the book because the fallen angel is one of my favorite premises for an Urban Fantasy. So what went wrong with Don't Call Me Angel (DCMA)?

It was the plot. The plo...more

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Jul 17, 2012 Anagha rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Adults and mature teens only

I loved the synopsis of Don't Call Me Angel too, but what really made me excited to read this novelette was the excerpt the publisher asked me to post last month. That's when I knew it was going to be a fun read.

Plot:
Six (this name has special meaning that is revealed later in the book) is a fallen angel and has been thrown into Hell. If course, she hates in there (so loud and cruel. Also, with extreme temperatures) and lays out a plan to escape. She takes another fallen angel called Alden with...more I loved the synopsis of Don't Call Me Angel too, but what really made me excited to read this novelette was the excerpt the publisher asked me to post last month. That's when I knew it was going to be a fun read.

Plot:
Six (this name has special meaning that is revealed later in the book) is a fallen angel and has been thrown into Hell. If course, she hates in there (so loud and cruel. Also, with extreme temperatures) and lays out a plan to escape. She takes another fallen angel called Alden with her whom she owes a blood debt to and they find themselves on beautiful Earth. Once there, however, Alden starts taking his anger out on humans, punishing thieves and tricksters he thinks do not deserve a life on Earth.

I really enjoyed this short read. Within just 85 pages, the author created a backstory, a build-up and an awesome cliffhangery ending. It even teaches an important lesson about being satisfied with what you have. The only problem is - although I want to know what happens to Six right now, since it's so short, there's a big chance I won't remember it two months from now and with the sequel coming out in 2013, I likely will have moved on to other books by then and will no longer be interested in Six. I think the author and publishers were wrong to release this series as a traditional one-book-a-year deal. It should have been either release the books a month apart or all at once, or maybe even make one long book. There's no real need for a 85-page debut, is there?

Characters:
Six - I really like Six - she's a strong, quick-tempered otherworldly creature, yet she's flawed, and yes, a little naive. But that's what makes her so believable. Watching through the portals must have been like watching a TV show - you can't suddenly become a part of it and be expected to just fit right in! She also takes a while to realize she must stop Alden's evil, but she does realize it...later rather than sooner.
Alden - Who is Alden to punish thieves when he himself is one?? And he's not even letting them go to Heaven, so there isn't even that excuse...AARGH! I don't care if Earth's people are homicidal maniacs, killing them and crushing their souls is some sick form of justice. He angers me so much! I don't know what the author pulled, but within 50 pages, she made me HATE Alden. A lot.
Cara - I love Cara. She treats Six like a regular person in need of some help instead of fawning over an angel. I hope I get to see more of her in Book 2!

Also...
One thing I found very unique about Don't Call Me Angel is that is has quite a few drawings are just so beautiful! That's one amazing artist! I don't read graphic novels but these occasional illustrations really help to bring the story to life. And there are some graphic descriptions, so I recommend this for adults or mature teens only.(less)

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Jan 25, 2013 Katrina (Kindred Dreamheart) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: blog-review, e-reader, arc, kick-ass-cover, still-need-review

I read this a while back and didn't realize I didn't post my review. So I had to go back, dig up my voice recorded notes and get to typing...

Don't Call Me Angel had me on alert from the title and quivering from the menacing cover. It simply screamed badassness. To add to the exterior appeal, the first paragraph had me prying my focus away.

When I picked this novel up, I didn't realize it was simply the prequel. Reflecting back, that makes since seeing as that this is merely a teaser. This don't...more

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Jun 07, 2012 Morgan Schell rated it 3 of 5 stars

I've spent the last 4 hours going back and forth about whether I truly liked this book. Honestly, I still haven't formed a solid opinion yet. 2.5 stars would be my ideal rating (right down the middle). For starters, from the book description I was anticipating more action and edge-of-your-seat moments. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case for me. Thankfully, fellow angel, Alden, is in the picture and creates suspense the second half of the book. The second half of this book kept my interest much...more

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Jul 14, 2012 The Holy Terror marked it as probably-shouldn-t-read · review of another edition

Shelves: ebook, angels, demons, urban-fantasy, foot-in-mouth-disease

Changed my mind.

Originally posted on 6/3/12:

I completely forgot that LibraryThing exists but I checked out what their giveaways were last month and ended up requesting this one and a few others. I've only ever gotten one book on GR since I've joined, but LT used to send me stuff all the time. Even though I'm not active on LT anymore, they sent me this one! It might be because it's an ebook, but I don't care. Winning stuff is always fun.

Hopefully this book is good, and the blurb makes it sound li...more

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Jun 27, 2012 Debbie marked it as not-for-me

Shelves: urban-fantasy, short-stories-works

Vivid, well-written. Short work (novella) that I am not starring because I think it is an excellently written work of Urban Fantasy. It was too gritty, violent, and disturbing for my tastes so averaging me into the star ratings would not be fair. I can cheerfully recommend to Urban Fantasy fans with a warning that vivid moments in book contain stuff like self-mutilation in all its painful, bloody gore. Thru http://www.goodreads.com/topic/group_... I received this book free for an uncensored, un-...more

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Jan 07, 2013 Jessica Bronder rated it 5 of 5 stars

Six was a forsaken angel and has spent the last several hundred years in Hell. She finally breaks out along with Alden, another angel. But when six gets to Earth, she has a hard time adjusting. She chooses to remove her wings and try to live like a normal human. But the more she is around the humans, she finds herself upset that they don’t appreciate what they have and wanting to help their suffering.

When Alden invites her out she finds that angels, demons, and other paranormal creatures enjoy...more

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Aug 09, 2012 Valentina rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is a short, quick novella that packs a lot of punch.
What I liked best about it was the main character, Six. She is supernatural, an angel, but she has as many issues as regular humans do. She has plenty of flaws that make her much more than just yet another paranormal protagonist. Cara is also a good side character with more personality than is usually given to these kind of filler one. The only one I really couldn’t enjoy was Alden. It felt like the author was putting too much effort to m...more

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Jul 20, 2012 Diayll rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Let me start by saying I liked the story. The idea of Satan having a wife and her trying to escape hell was very intriguing. In particular seeing where the author planned on taking Six and her fellow escapee Alden. I enjoyed the writing. Brewster’s descriptions of Hell and of Earth, Six flying, the people that she encounters, they all really helped me see the story as it played out. I als...more

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Jul 14, 2012 OpenBookSociety.com rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Six is a fallen angel that was cast out of Heaven and sent to Hell for some reason she still isn’t sure of. After decades in the dark and several failed plans of escape, Six finally finds a plan that works and she takes her one ally with her; fellow forsaken angel, Alden.

They are amazed being on Earth and seeing just how great it is, but they can’t understand why the humans that live there aren’t happy. They have so much, yet they always want more.

Six senses p...more Brought to you by OBS reviewer Heidi

Six is a fallen angel that was cast out of Heaven and sent to Hell for some reason she still isn’t sure of. After decades in the dark and several failed plans of escape, Six finally finds a plan that works and she takes her one ally with her; fellow forsaken angel, Alden.

They are amazed being on Earth and seeing just how great it is, but they can’t understand why the humans that live there aren’t happy. They have so much, yet they always want more.

Six senses people’s emotions and is drawn to the strong ones. Her ability causes her problems when Alden takes her to a new club he found in Atlanta’s underground. It’s a club for supernaturals that leaves her with an unexplained uneasy feeling. She soon discovers why her stomach is tied in knots when a couple of scared humans are carted in for entertainment. They are tortured on stage and you can take a whack at them for a price. Six is appalled when Alden participates in these activities and later kills them right in front of her.

When she discovers that Alden is not only killing people, but also killing their souls, she realizes the danger she is in. If the souls aren’t going to Heaven or Hell when they are expected to, someone will take notice and Six is worried that person just might be the only person that can compel her back into Hell, Luke (Lucifer). She is saddened to discover that the only way to make Alden stop is to kill her one and only ally.

I’m not usually a big fan of novellas, but I found myself really enjoying this one. The writing was strong and it definitely kept my interest. The book is a light easy read that you could easily finish in a leisurely afternoon.

I enjoyed Six and her relationship with Alden and was as sad as she was that she’d have to break that bond permanently.

I also liked Grant for the few minutes he was in the book and was hoping that Six was going to form some kind of relationship with him, but Luke took care of that. I’ve never envisioned such a beautiful villain and know that he will be a huge part of the subsequent books in the series and I can’t wait to check them out myself!! Hopefully the future installments will clue us in to why Six was cast out of Heaven and we’ll see if her wings are truly gone for good, as I was expecting them to grow back at any minute!! A great start to a new series!!

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Jul 12, 2012 Fangs for the Fantasy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Six is a fallen angel. She was banished from Heaven to Hell, for reasons unknown (she blames the bureaucracy). But centuries of plotting have finally paid off – and she has managed to accumulate the favours and put into action a plan to get her free.

Now on Earth, she has to learn just what this wonderful, incredible and sometimes horrifying place actually is, what the rules are and to find her own place within it while at the same time rejecting god and her old path – she’s no longer an Angel an...more Six is a fallen angel. She was banished from Heaven to Hell, for reasons unknown (she blames the bureaucracy). But centuries of plotting have finally paid off – and she has managed to accumulate the favours and put into action a plan to get her free.

Now on Earth, she has to learn just what this wonderful, incredible and sometimes horrifying place actually is, what the rules are and to find her own place within it while at the same time rejecting god and her old path – she’s no longer an Angel and will not be one.

But what does she do when she finds she is not the first to escape? And worse, that not only are the other escapees engaging in horrific behaviour, but that her friend and ally seems all too willing to join them. And that’s before the old forces she left in Hell decide they want her to return.

This book was a very short read at only 100 pages, but it managed to fit in a lot of depth in a little space. Six has escaped from Hell and is confronted with Earth that makes so little sense to her. The world is beautiful and amazing and stunning – yet it is so full of cruelty and evil. Humanity has so much, yet it still engages in the behaviour she sees down in the pit.

This adds a lot of conflict to her character – as well as her utter rejection for the god that damned her, symbolised by the removal of her wings. But now, when she sees people suffer, she is torn – does she feel compassion for them because of her angelic instincts (which she rejects?) And when their suffering is just a sliver of Hell – and they get to go to heaven anyway. Even people she considers lacking, who shouldn’t get that, which was denied her. She even gets a sense of anger about it. Yet at the same time there’s her outrage that this suffering, this predation isn’t confined to Hell, that it happens in this wonderful Earth as well – she is angry because they are despoiling this amazing world

Then there’s her fellow Angel Aldren; he’s also an interesting source of conflict. He was, for so long, the only friend and ally she had, especially in the dangerous times in Hell. And yet, now he is out and she can’t agree with what he’s doing – his cruelty, is callous evil, his casual abuse of humanity around him. But to turn on hr only friend is a major step – especially when she thinks that it is Hell that has done this to him; and can she judge him on that if she truly got an easier time in Hell?

Diversitywise, we don’t have a huge cast of characters and most of them are supernatural – but Six is a woman of colour.

My main criticism about this book is its length. There was a lot that could have been explored here in greater depth. We could have had Six get used to the real world. We could have had Six’s conflict with Alden, we could have analysed the claim of her having an easy ride in Hell, we could have had her explore her morality, her worry about the humans, her anger against god, her resentment of humanity – we could have explored whether Alden was justified in his cruelty, whether he was damaged, whether he was hurting, whether he was redeemable. But we didn’t – we raised them and then moved on. And it wasn’t for lack of space – at a 100 pages long this book could definitely have included more. It was over and I felt like I only got a prologue.

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Jul 06, 2012 Marie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels, gods-and-godesses

This book was very short and fast paced. Everything led to something. There wasn't a stop where you could lean back and relax you had to pay attention to every word incase you overlooked or missed something.

Six was sent to hell and after the gatekeeper owed her a favour he could not refuse to open the gates to leave her out for he had made a blood bond with her favour for a favour.
Her friend she also owed came through with her hit he is not share the same compassion six did for humanity.
He cho...more

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Jun 25, 2012 Angie ~aka Reading Machine~ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads-review-books

Six is planning to escape Hell along with her friend Alden after two centuries in the Pit. Six finds that life on Earth isn't anything like she'd seen in the portals. Six loves her wings yet sees them as a burden and cuts them off. Six and Alden go their separate ways yet can still contact each other. Six wonders why life on Earth isn't like she imagined or thought it would be. Alden has no trouble blending into his new life. He even finds a club called The Underground which is very similiar to...more

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Jun 22, 2012 Jen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ebook, read-on-iphone, preternatural, urban-fantasy, read-it-and-reap, short-stories

Favourite Character: Six

Six is a fallen angel, who after decades of planning escapes from hell with her ally Alden. Once escaped Six is thrown into a world of humans on Earth who aren't happy and hunger for more. Six cannot understand why human beings aren't happy, they have so much that they are taking forgranted, or at least Six thinks so. In a short time, Six is taken in by a kind woman named Cara, shown a club that's filled with fallen angels, demons and monsters by Alden and is found by the...more

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Jun 21, 2012 Sharonda (SexxyBlogger) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: sharonda-sexxyblogger, best-books-of-2012-so-far-for-me

Six, a fallen angel is itching to get out of hell…planning for years as a matter of fact. So once the opportunity comes up, she escapes with Alden another fallen angel.

She’s happy to be on earth, ecstatic. But what she saw in the viewing portals while in Hell is not exactly what she expects. Earth sucks, some humans are selfish and she’s wondering WTF?! But it’s better than Hell and she content for now…she is befriended by a stranger name Cara who takes her in and gives her someplace to stay an...more

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Jun 21, 2012 ♥ Ashleigh ♥ contrary to popular belief im not actually mad! rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, adult, angels-demons, horror

Possibly Spoilers.

im rather confused what i feel for this book, while it wasnt great it was rather entertaining... kind of..... but not in a good way, no entertaining isnt the right word... more fascinating like when you see a car crash and you cant help but look... like that but not so severe. though when she was mutilating herself was just sick, i understand why but Jeez the author did a good job of making my stomach twist! i felt utterly sick.

this book has potential to be good - as well as su...more

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Jun 19, 2012 Stacey rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal

I read this via a veersion emailed to me from Shut Up & Read. I really liked the concept of the book, I thought the storyline had a lot of potential.

I'm not sure if it was just me but I didn't really feel any sympathy to the characters - there seemed to be no character building, no history of the character and their emotional intelligence and this made their reactions to events a lottery.

I would have loved to have found out why Six had been thrown out of heaven and why she wanted to leave. T...more

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Jun 15, 2012 Sandra "Jeanz" rated it 3 of 5 stars

MY REVIEW
I was sent an e-copy of this novella by Dragonfairy Press and managed to squeeze it in as it was quite a short read.
Firstly I don't normally go for what I call "comic style" but my daughter tells me the correct terminology is that its a "graphic novel" style but I really enjoyed this one. There was the occasional illustration within the book as I read it on my kindle. I really liked the illustrations quite a lot. Obviously the paperback would use more images within and I am not sure I w...more

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Jun 10, 2012 Vickie rated it 2 of 5 stars

I received this one as an Early Review ebook. The concept is gripping, two fallen angels escaping from Hell. I wanted to know why they were fallen, but all the main character, Six, knows is that she was found lacking for no apparent reason and cast out of heaven hundreds of years ago. With the story occurring from her point of view, they escape rather easily and then encounter Earth. One of the things that didn't work for me was her easy understanding and acceptance of things here. No amazement...more

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Jul 05, 2012 Elsa Carrion rated it 3 of 5 stars

Don't call me angel by Alicia Brewster is a short read with only 10 chapter. If you have a few hours and want to squeeze in a little reading this is just the thing. Although at first it’s kind of frustrating, it felt like I was thrown in the middle of something without an explanation. If you can overlook it and just roll with the punches the story gets better.

Six is a fallen angel, why she is fallen is never reveled in this short story but I’m hopping that in the next book she talks about it. H...more

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Jun 22, 2012 Laurie: Almost Faemous rated it 3 of 5 stars

Originally posted on my blog http://ufreview.com/2012/06/22/dont-c...

I received a copy of this from the Read it and Reap group on Goodreads so thanks to the mods and the author for making this available. I had to take a day or so after I read this book to figure what I would say in a review. While I did like the story overall, there was something missing.

This book is really really short, more of a short story than an actual novel. While I found the idea of fallen angels trying to escape from hel...more

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Jun 15, 2012 Jessica `~Blahyze~` rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebooks

What a great read. I loved that there were illustrations included throughout, it really added that extra bit of something and made it special, not to mention unique. Each of the characters were so well done, I liked Six and how she managed to escape from Hell with Alden, who I despised from start to finish, and how she was an angel but one with attitude. The take on angels was something that I found intriguing and different, how there were angels even in Hell who had done wrong, I liked that a l...more

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Jun 20, 2012 Rachael Woohoo rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, book, june-challenge-2012, review-copy, 2012, 2012-favorites, arc, romance, reviewed, june-2012, ebooks-i-own

Disclaimer: The fact that I was provided a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review has not affected my rating.

When you think of angels in YA Urban Fantasy or Paranormal Romance, what do you think of? Fallen? Halo? Hush, Hush? Even Unearthly? Regardless of the quality, most people think of the romance between those heavenly creatures and humans, whether it be between Nora and Patch, Cam/Daniel and Luce, or Tucker and Clara. Don’t Call Me Angel is a wake up call – not all angels ar...more

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Jul 07, 2012 Claire Carey rated it 4 of 5 stars

As a YA book i wasn't sure what to expect, i thought to read it with my son and daughter in mind. Personally i thoroughly enjoyed the book, as an adult it was easy reading and as a YA book wasn't very long- i read it in 2 sittings. I feel it was a good introduction to the rest of the series. I wasn't expecting the twist at the end and that has lead me to have questions of how and why. I hope that these will be answered in the next book. I love the dark and light that is explored, and the way the...more

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Aug 06, 2012 Blood Rose Books rated it 4 of 5 stars

With her debut indie short story Alicia Wright Brewster introduces the reader to a fallen angel who is struggling to get out of Hell.

Six does not really know why she was sentenced to Hell, some sort of Bureaucracy from above but as soon as she was placed there Six has had several plans to get out of Hell, all that have failed, but she has spent centuries planning and working towards her next plan. But can Six really handle being back in the real world, where she knows she will be hunted be be br...more With her debut indie short story Alicia Wright Brewster introduces the reader to a fallen angel who is struggling to get out of Hell.

Six does not really know why she was sentenced to Hell, some sort of Bureaucracy from above but as soon as she was placed there Six has had several plans to get out of Hell, all that have failed, but she has spent centuries planning and working towards her next plan. But can Six really handle being back in the real world, where she knows she will be hunted be be brought back to Hell and the feelings that she thought she had lost towards humans resurface and test her resolve to not to be involved in their every day lives. However, Six is going to have to be aware of a threat that is even closer to her, as all is not what it seems.

I was surprised when I opened up the book on my Nook and discovered that it was only 85 pages, but I had told the author that I review her story, even though I tend to stay away from reads that are this short, I just did not expect it to be this short. The premise of the story is what really caught my attention and I wanted to see what kind of story Brewster could develop in this few pages.

I found that Brewster was able to create a story about Six (even with the shortness of the book) that kept me wanting more and more. Brewster could have taken the premise of these 85 pages and made it into longer story and I think that she still would have been successful. I think that it is harder to write a short story that develops characters and creates an interesting and engaging plot than it is to write a 300 page book. I think that Brewster succeeds on all aspects. I think in future books this series may move into a more paranormal romance area, just based upon these 85 pages, but for right now, it is a fairly dark paranormal read (which I love).

I found Six (Yes it is an odd name, but do not worry the name is explained in the story) as a very interesting character, her time as an angel and then a fallen angel have changed how she views humans as she sees them as having everything, yet never being satisfied with what they have (which I think is very true for a large portion of the world population). To make things worse she can feel the emotions of each human that she passes, from sadness, to anger to fear to happiness and Six struggles with blocking it out and not helping out. Even after centuries of darkness, cold, hatred and not understanding why she was banished she still has the ability for compassion, even if she does not want it.

Brewster's short tale is a blessing and a curse. Brewster left me wanting to read more about Six and her new life and I was interested in the story, however, I think that by having a longer novel Brewster would appeal to more readers (myself included). I hope that Brewster decides to release a longer second book or puts the additional stories that she is writing together to create a longer read so that her story is not lost within the stacks of read longer books. I know I will be looking for book two, book one leaves the reader with quite a bit of a cliff hanger.

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Jun 28, 2012 Lexie rated it 3 of 5 stars

I really liked this book. I've read several Fallen Angel books, but this one really grabbed my attention from the start. It begins with a Fallen Angel named Six escaping from Hell with another Fallen Angel, Aldan. That in itself had me hooked, I've never come across a Fallen Angel Book with the Angel being confined to Hell. Unfortunately you don't know why she was sent there, and neither does she. The part where she cut her wings off, made me want to gag. I kept hoping they would grow back, just...more

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Jun 27, 2012 Sue rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels

I really wanted to like this book and for the most part, I did. It was an original, refreshing take on the "fallen angel" story line and I truly believe that there is a viable series here. I liked Six as a heroine and expected nothing less than a kick ass, take no prisoners attitude. What I didn't like was the lack of a good back story to explain what happened and why Six & Alden ended up in Hell in the first place, what their relationship was and how they were bonded to each other. This is...more

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Jun 26, 2012 Atmika rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, ya-fantasy, 2012

*The book was sent to me via email from Shut Up & Read*.

2.5 stars

What I liked
This book has comic book type B&W drawings which is a new idea and I loved it. More books should have it.(Anybody listening?)

I liked the story, it was quite interesting. The book has a solid beginning. It had potential to be really good.

What I disliked
The book is more like a really long prologue. Nothing much happens in this. I feel kind of cheated.
Even after reading the book I know nothing about the character...more

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Alicia Wright Brewster is a mild-mannered lady of average height and above average paranormal obsession. By day, she works in an office. At night she is an author, an electronics junkie, and a secret superhero. (Please don't ask what her superpower is; that's not very polite.)

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