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The Acropolis (Acropolis #1)

by R.K. Ryals (Goodreads Author)

4.36 of 5 stars 4.36 · rating details · 87 ratings · 31 reviews

"We have a new assignment for you, Mr. Reinhardt."

These words are not comforting to me. At eighteen, I am a gargoyle who has been demoted because I broke the rules. Now I have a new mission, a new mark to protect. But I don't expect Emma Chase. I don't expect to question my own race. I don't expect to care for my own mark. And I am not prepared for what I find at The Acrop...more

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Published July 17th 2012 by Createspace (first published March 28th 2012)

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Feb 03, 2013 Heather andrews rated it 5 of 5 stars

I fell in love with both Will and Conor right off, the two cousins have playfulness whenever they are around each other and I really liked that:
"Emma Chase?"
Will Grunts
"No, the Pope, you imbecile."
There's just something about Conor and how he speaks that you can't help but love, "Sweetheart, at this rate, we are both going to be sore as hell tomorrow." The book goes from Conor's point of view to Emma's which I loved! Emma I think makes Conor see things differently, I think it's because of t...more

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Oct 18, 2012 Erika rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2012

Title: Acopolis
Author: R.K. Ryals
Date of Release: March, 28th, 2012
Number of Pages: I read it on my kindle, and it didn’t have pages.
Source: ATOMR for review on blog tour!
Summary from Goodreads:
"We have a new assignment for you, Mr. Reinhardt."

These words are not comforting to me. At eighteen, I am a gargoyle who has been demoted because I broke the rules. Now I have a new mission, a new mark to protect. But I don't expect Emma Chase. I don't expect to question my own race. I don't expect to c...more

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Oct 15, 2012 Tee loves Kyle Jacobson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-must-reads, atomr-book-tours, oct-2012

The Acropolis is a new and refreshing read for me. I read an ARC copy for the blog tour I am participating in hosted by AToMR. I have to say that this book blew me away. I have never ever read a book about Gargoyles so when I started reading this book I was afraid it was going to be weird but on the contrary RK does a superb job at combining the Gargoyles and humans beautifully.

Conor Reinhardt is a Gargoyle and he lives to protect others. He loves doing his job until he breaks some rules and is...more

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Jun 09, 2012 Melissa rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

When I first read Redemption by R.K. Ryals, the character Connor was my second favorite, my first being Monroe. After reading The Acropolis I may have switched my favorites. The Acropolis is a spin-off from Redemption, taking the character of Connor and giving him his own story. The Acropolis takes place after Redemption, it's obvious by some of the storyline, but can be read as a stand-alone. It could make you want to pick up Redemption or want to dig into more of R.K. Ryals work.

Connor is a g...more

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Apr 30, 2012 Wanda Panda Hartzenberg rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book was gifted to me based on the Acropolis Book Blog Tour. So I decided to read it for review as a thank you, since hosting a book on my blog is not that much of a chore. Am I glad I did that! This is a fresh and new YA romance/paranormal book. The gargoyle was for me, a fresh new and exciting edge. The romance part, for a chance, was not love at first sight. No, this book is based on morals, prejudice and acceptance. I see the age restriction on Goodreads is 16 +, It is a pity, the langu...more

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Apr 23, 2012 aobibliophile™ rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

In fact, I have never met anyone who didn't like Gargoyles. - Keith David

Conor Reinhardt is a gargoyle who has been demoted for breaking the rules. he is given a new assignment and a new mark to protect. Conor, though, is not expecting it to be Emma Chase. keeping in mind the protection of mankind, Conor must comply at all cost and bring Emma to a school called The Acropolis.
author R.K. Ryals' first book in the Acropolis series was an unexpected surprise for me and it was a very pleasant one.
s...more In fact, I have never met anyone who didn't like Gargoyles. - Keith David

Conor Reinhardt is a gargoyle who has been demoted for breaking the rules. he is given a new assignment and a new mark to protect. Conor, though, is not expecting it to be Emma Chase. keeping in mind the protection of mankind, Conor must comply at all cost and bring Emma to a school called The Acropolis.
author R.K. Ryals' first book in the Acropolis series was an unexpected surprise for me and it was a very pleasant one.
she introduces the reader to a world of gargoyles and demons and i simply loved her take on these creatures.
the story is told in Conor and Emma's perspectives. their voices alternate throughout the book but it was not difficult nor confusing to follow since each chapter is marked with the name of the person who is speaking.
i really liked the writer's approach in developing the story and on how she focused more on the characters rather than the eponymous Acropolis. this worked very well for me. through her strong characterization, i was swept into the novel's plot from beginning to end.
the action scenes were done just right. they were not lame nor did they go overboard. even Conor and Emma's attraction for each other progressed naturally and was not cheesy at all.
i also liked the surprises and twists especially towards the end.
overall, i had a great time reading this book. i commend the author's imagination and her unique choice of heroes. it made me look at gargoyles in a different and positive light.

Disclosure of Material Connection: i received a copy of The Acropolis from the author. i did not receive any payment in exchange for this review nor was i obligated to write a positive one. all opinions expressed here are entirely my own and may not necessarily agree with those of the author, the book's publisher and publicist or the readers of this review. this disclosure is in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255, Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.(less)

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Apr 20, 2012 Jeanbooknerd rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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R.K. Ryals’ The Acropolis is an invigorating story about a gargoyle named Conor Reinhardt who falls for Emma, which he is assigned to escort to her new school, the Acropolis. At first, I thought of those grotesque stone carvings that occupy the walls of tall city buildings but Ryals is able to put a brand new twist that makes for an interesting read. The plot, character development, and the romantic link between Conor and Emma kept my curiosity on full alert. It is an addictive novel that sheds...more

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Mar 30, 2012 Melissa rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

For fans of the Redemption series, you'll love this story centered around Conor (and featuring a few of your other favorite characters). But, even if you've not read RK Ryals, you'll still fall for The Acropolis.

The Acropolis is a refreshing story of good guy hero Conor Reinhardt and his fragile but fiesty charge, Emma Chase. As a gargoyle (yes, gargoyle, protector, guardian - this guy rocks) *side note- that was an unintentional pun, so I decided to leave it. Aannnyway, as a gargoyle, Conor is...more

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Oct 16, 2012 Marissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was one interesting and intense story! What really connected to me to the story, was to read how well the characters were written. We read two POVs and they are from Conor and Emma. Conor is a Gargoyle from a well known family and his next assignment is to bring a young adult girl, Emma, to The Acropolis, a special school. Now, Emma does not know what she actually is, and it might be the reason for her so called strange illness that was discovered six years prior. Also, she is not used to b...more

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Aug 22, 2012 Lynn Worton rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Review 7*******

I was given a copy of this book by the author in return for an honest review.

This is the first book in The Acropolis Series and I absolutely LOVED it!

Conor Reinhardt is a fantastic character! He is a gargoyle; a protector of the innocent, and defender against evil. He's one of the good guys. He is honourable, trustworthy and fun to be around. Unfortunately, he's been demoted and given an escort job. Emma Chase is not what he was expecting.

Emma Chase is a confused teenager. She has...more

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May 31, 2013 Linda rated it 4 of 5 stars

As a spin off, it is good, but I like the Redemption series better (so far). I'm glad Conor gets his own books as he is really very likeable. I also like how the books tie in somewhat to the Redemption series. You get some of the characters like Luther and Ethan in this book, and I'm really liking Will and Deirdre. I don't love Emma in the same way I did Dayton, but she is growing on me. I guess I just never pictured Con with someone as meek as Emma, but I think she'll grow and I am looking forw...more

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Apr 30, 2012 Krishna rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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The Acropolis is the first installment of the Acropolis Series by R.K. Ryals. This is actually a spin-off series of The Redemption Series by the same author. If you've been reading my past few posts, you'll know how much I loved The Redemption Series! I am absolutely a fan of it! And because of that I have very high expectations for The Acropolis. I must say that the fans of The Redemption Series will NOT be disappointed! It is defini...more

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Sep 19, 2012 Jodie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: love-love-love

It’s no secret that I went absolutely mental during and after reading the Redemption series. I absolutely went crazy nuts for Dayton (cause who doesn’t love a potty mouth, dumdum addicted, bad ass chick with daddy & demon issues), Marcas (dark, broody hybrid demon & so smokin, he’s got abs so hot you could cook a steak on!), Monroe (with all her wicca, sarcasm & movie quotes) and Conor (that gargoyle, charming as sin, heart on his sleeve, bestie of all besties), that I just knew I ne...more It’s no secret that I went absolutely mental during and after reading the Redemption series. I absolutely went crazy nuts for Dayton (cause who doesn’t love a potty mouth, dumdum addicted, bad ass chick with daddy & demon issues), Marcas (dark, broody hybrid demon & so smokin, he’s got abs so hot you could cook a steak on!), Monroe (with all her wicca, sarcasm & movie quotes) and Conor (that gargoyle, charming as sin, heart on his sleeve, bestie of all besties), that I just knew I needed more of this world. Thank goodness R.K delivers with this spin off series based on Conor and the Gargoyes and a hybrid demon Emma who has no idea what is in store for her.

“Life isn’t about getting what we want. It’s about turning the crappy cards we’re dealt into a winning hand,”

At first I was shocked, Emma is SO unlike Dayton. She starts off all quiet and shy and petrified of her own shadow, thinking she is dying. She cries blood, has strength that sends doctors running, and a body temperature that you could only imagine, but don’t be mislead people. She totally comes into her own. Who doesn’t want to read about a chick that is so ‘almost’? A chick that can control a creepy demon creature aswell as a herd of crazy ass demons intent on taking her to hell? And how can you not love a girl that ends up in one of the most unfriendly schools but unites a group of greedy, power ranked hybrids to free them from the control of the Gargoyles intent on judging them by their race instead of as individuals? A chick who lived her life surrounded by everyone elses emotions.

Emma started off plain and ordinary. She ended up strong and extraordinary. I couldn’t get enough. I loved seeing into the world of the Gargoyles and how they worked, even if I didn't love what I saw. Her blossoming romance with Conor has me on the edge of my seat wanting more. I loved the changing POV between Conor & Emma. I loved seeing what both of them were thinking. It made me getting to know both characters equally fulfilling. But mostly I loved the talk of emotions and the power that they could have over a person. I know I am not a hybrid demon, but I can certainly sense emotion if it’s thick enough, it can turn me into someone else, someone that tries to diffuse and distract, someone that battles not to shut down, someone that struggles to sleep at time. I must try the counting. I love that it works for Em. Anyway my point is, Emma was so different to Dayton, but never the less, I loved her. A lot. Thank goodness the next in the series, The Labyrinth is coming in only a few short days. It can't come fast enough for me!

‘Bravery is being afraid of something and facing it anyway. Emma is brave.’

If you haven’t read the works of this amazingly witty author, you truly are missing out. Head over to Amazon and pick up Redemption for free, but if you want? This series could stand alone. Run, skip, hop, whatever. These books are so entertaining! (less)

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Oct 23, 2012 Novareylin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012

I wasn’t sure how I was going to feel about this book. The synopsis is intriguing and gets you wondering so I thought, why not. I love the idea of gargoyles being real, they’re like vampires, cool, sexy, distant. Or should be! So, I picked this up without any preconceptions or idea of what to expect. And I was quite happily impressed.

I read this during Dewey’s 24 hour Read a Thon and it was so nice to have something that was easy, a bit romantic and very different. There are gargoyles and there...more

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Apr 06, 2012 Captivated rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Never having read anything by Ms. Ryals before, I had NO idea what I was in for with this book! I hadn't read her previous two books in the Redemption Series, that takes place in the same universe, and features some of the same characters as ACROPOLIS. I remember being told that I would enjoy this book anyway, and it is so true!

The beginning sucked me in quickly with the introduction of both Conor and Emma. Two VERY opposite people who meet in extrememly crazy circumstances. They seem an unlike...more

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Apr 29, 2012 Brittany rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I absolutely LOVE this book. I have been stuck in a paranormal reading rut lately, and while I try to give each book it's own time, this book definitely made my heart sing! I try to look at each book with a new eye, even if it happens to be the 15th werewolf/vampire book in a row that I have read. This book was a refreshing "new" paranormal book. The author is so skilled in her writing that you get fully engrossed in the book. I literally had to set timers when I read it so that I wouldn't spend...more

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Nov 24, 2012 S.L. Wallace rated it 4 of 5 stars

The Acropolis is the story of Connor Reinhardt: high school senior, protector, gargoyle. When he is put in charge of hybrid, Emma Chase, she is not at all what he expects. After all, demons are supposed to be evil, and hybrids are part demon. At it's core, this is a story of compassion, of coming to terms with who people are, who they REALLY are not who we expect them to be.

Once again, R.K. Ryals has woven an interesting tale that captivates the imagination. The characters and setting are brough...more

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Jan 31, 2013 Fab Fun & Tantalizing Reads rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: jodies-reviews

It��s no secret that I went absolutely mental during and after reading the Redemption series. I absolutely went crazy nuts for Dayton (cause who doesn��t love a potty mouth, dumdum addicted, bad ass chick with daddy & demon issues), Marcas (dark, broody hybrid demon & so smokin, he��s got abs so hot you could cook a steak on!), Monroe (with all her wicca, sarcasm & movie quotes) and Conor (that gargoyle, charming as sin, heart on his sleeve, bestie of all besties), that I just kne...more It��s no secret that I went absolutely mental during and after reading the Redemption series. I absolutely went crazy nuts for Dayton (cause who doesn��t love a potty mouth, dumdum addicted, bad ass chick with daddy & demon issues), Marcas (dark, broody hybrid demon & so smokin, he��s got abs so hot you could cook a steak on!), Monroe (with all her wicca, sarcasm & movie quotes) and Conor (that gargoyle, charming as sin, heart on his sleeve, bestie of all besties), that I just knew I needed more of this world. Thank goodness R.K delivers with this spin off series based on Conor and the Gargoyes and a hybrid demon Emma who has no idea what is in store for her.

��Life isn��t about getting what we want. It��s about turning the crappy cards we��re dealt into a winning hand,��

At first I was shocked, Emma is SO unlike Dayton. She starts off all quiet and shy and petrified of her own shadow, thinking she is dying. She cries blood, has strength that sends doctors running, and a body temperature that you could only imagine, but don��t be mislead people. She totally comes into her own. Who doesn��t want to read about a chick that is so ��almost��? A chick that can control a creepy demon creature aswell as a herd of crazy ass demons intent on taking her to hell? And how can you not love a girl that ends up in one of the most unfriendly schools but unites a group of greedy, power ranked hybrids to free them from the control of the Gargoyles intent on judging them by their race instead of as individuals? A chick who lived her life surrounded by everyone elses emotions.

Emma started off plain and ordinary. She ended up strong and extraordinary. I couldn��t get enough. I loved seeing into the world of the Gargoyles and how they worked, even if I didn't love what I saw. Her blossoming romance with Conor has me on the edge of my seat wanting more. I loved the changing POV between Conor & Emma. I loved seeing what both of them were thinking. It made me getting to know both characters equally fulfilling. But mostly I loved the talk of emotions and the power that they could have over a person. I know I am not a hybrid demon, but I can certainly sense emotion if it��s thick enough, it can turn me into someone else, someone that tries to diffuse and distract, someone that battles not to shut down, someone that struggles to sleep at time. I must try the counting. I love that it works for Em. Anyway my point is, Emma was so different to Dayton, but never the less, I loved her. A lot. Thank goodness the next in the series, The Labyrinth is coming in only a few short days. It can't come fast enough for me!

��Bravery is being afraid of something and facing it anyway. Emma is brave.��

If you haven��t read the works of this amazingly witty author, you truly are missing out. Head over to Amazon and pick up Redemption for free, but if you want? This series could stand alone. Run, skip, hop, whatever. These books are so entertaining!(less)

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Oct 05, 2012 Anne (Angel Anne Reviews) Nelson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads, triolgy-series

*BOWS DOWN* to this phenomenal new series. Just as spectacular as “The Redemption Trilogy”

I received this book from Author R.K. Ryals herself for my enjoyment and my fair and unbiased opinion in a review.

I was so sad when The Redemption series ended, I didn’t want to think that there was no more of our Dayton and Marcas. But, at the same time I did want ti see where Regina was going to take the rest of the characters and us along with them, to see how they would develop within themselves.

The Acr...more

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Jul 25, 2012 Elise Marion rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

You know how you read the first book in a series and you are so impacted by it that you worry the rest of the books in the series won't stack up. Well, this book is the first in a series, but it is a spinoff of Ryals' first Paranormal YA Romance series, Redemption. Ryals fully engaged me in the world of angels and demons created in Redemption. I rooted for the heroine and fell head over heels in LOVE with Marcas, the dark demon hero. Conor, the hero of this story, is heavily involved in the Rede...more You know how you read the first book in a series and you are so impacted by it that you worry the rest of the books in the series won't stack up. Well, this book is the first in a series, but it is a spinoff of Ryals' first Paranormal YA Romance series, Redemption. Ryals fully engaged me in the world of angels and demons created in Redemption. I rooted for the heroine and fell head over heels in LOVE with Marcas, the dark demon hero. Conor, the hero of this story, is heavily involved in the Redemption series as a potential love interest of Dayton Blainey. While I liked Conor's character, I wondered if he could stack up as a hero next to the image of Marcas I have built up in my mind. Unfair, I know, but I was comparing him from the beginning and hoping that he wouldn't let me down. I have to admit being nervous that this book wouldn't compare to the others.

Wow, I was so freaking wrong. This book was amazing.

At first glance Emma Chase is a weak heroine, but she has many layers and much depth. Her strength is not obvious and even by the end of the book it is clear that that strength is not even fully developed. Emma is going to turn out to be one badass chick and I can't wait to read book 2 and see that happen.

Conor is the star of the book, though, and goes from being the golden boy he was portrayed as in Redemption, to being a flawed and relatable guy. In the Redemption series, he falls for his mark (the half-breed angel he is supposed to be protecting) Dayton Blainey. This causes him to become demoted from Guardian to Escort, which crosses his path with Emma. Transporting her to The Acropolis, a school/prison for hybrid half humans/half demons should be a breeze, but Emma is no ordinary Hybrid. Lots of people want her dead, including Conor's own kind, The Gargoyles. What I love about this story is that a guy like Conor, who has been fighting demons his whole life and hates them intensely, is able to see past all that and find the good in Emma. It's almost like seeing a bigot fall in love with someone out of their race. It was a beautiful thing. After years of watching demons do horrible things and protecting mankind from them, Conor comes to realize that these hybrid demon kids have no say in the matter. They are only half-demon and didn't get to choose their parents. He goes from being their prison warden to being their hero. Beside Emma he is the ultimate leader and the two of them have already proven a force to be reckoned with.

As a couple Conor and Emma did not disappoint. Intensity and tension are two things Ryals does well.

I so love the tortured aspect of this. Their attraction is forbidden, yet they are drawn to each other uncontrollably. The plot twists in the end couple with the action to deliver a punched-in-the-gut sensation that I have been carrying with me since reading the last words. I cannot wait for the next installment. I have decided from now on to trust Ryals' judgement. I didn't think she could top Redemption...dangit, she made a believer out of me! (less)

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Aug 02, 2012 Tonya rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I love scifi and I love stories about good and evil and this is a mix of all of that. What a great read from start to finish. Though I don't like the way your hung at the end lol like your favorite TV shows final show of the season I cant wait for book 2 to come out. I am on pins and needles to see what happens with Conner and Emma and the rest of the group.

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May 30, 2012 Carrie Jernigan ham rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

One word.. Amazing! My favorite of hers so far and can't wait until the next book in this branch off series! Literally a breath of fresh air. I love vampires, werewolves and witches, but to be honest I can only read so many renditions of them before it gets tiring and redundant. This book is wonderfully written and the author never skips a beat. So easy to follow and the characters are so easy to love!

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May 20, 2012 Melanie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Fast-moving exciting adventure among gargolyes, angels, demons, and half-breeds, who also happen to be teenagers. Leaves you out of breath for the next installment!

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May 02, 2013 Christina Silcox rated it 5 of 5 stars

Everything I have read from this author is spectacular, and The Acropolis falls right in line. As a stand alone spin-off from the Redemption series, it tells the story of what happened with Conor during the time Dayton was with Marcas in Ransom. On it's own, it is an action packed masterpiece that leaves Redemption fans little goodies all along the way! I loved the fact that you get to see what Conor's life is like apart from his time with Dayton and Monroe, and how his decisions regarding Dayto...more

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Sep 09, 2012 Autumn rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was a very interesting story. I liked it a lot.

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Apr 15, 2013 Amanda rated it 5 of 5 stars

talk about no sleep. review to come.

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Sep 24, 2012 Amynah rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: in-ebook, young-adult

R.K. Ryals has become an auto-buy for me!

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May 13, 2012 Laura LaRoche rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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In this cool world created by the author, The Acropolis is a school for demon hybrids. The gargoyles are protectors and are assigned to keep the demons in line. Connor is a gargoyle who is put in charge of unsuspecting Emma (who doesn't even know what she is) without her consent. The decks are stacked against Emma and her gargoyle has to make some tough choices. Chaos ensues and the reader is taken on one wild ride. This is a great book for paranormal or fantasy lovers.

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Sep 16, 2012 Michelle Mankin rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Oh my gosh. I just realized I did not review this one. I absolutely adored this book. Gargoyles, romance, dual point of view. Underlying message about prejudices. This is a fantastic read.

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Dec 03, 2012 Pyxi rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: amazing-indie-read, books-i-devour, must-have, all-time-favorite-ya-series-ever, insane-sexy-book-bf

If I could I would give it six stars! I am officially in love with Conor. That's not creepy, right?? lol Review coming soon!

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Born in Jackson, Mississippi, R. K. Ryals is a scatterbrained mother of three whose passion is reading whatever she can get her hands on. She makes her home in Mississippi with her husband, three daughters, a Shitzsu named Tinkerbell, and a coffeepot she couldn't live without. Visit her at www.rkryals.com.

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