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Book of Love (Knight Angels #1)

by Abra Ebner (Goodreads Author)

3.66 of 5 stars 3.66 · rating details · 1,019 ratings · 115 reviews

New characters, New world, but old enemies. Emily struggles to ignore a new friend with emotions that temp her, Wes delves deeper into his past and family while finding friendship isn't reserved for the human race alone, Jane finds out her dear Max isn't what he seems, Greg's friendships cost him more than he expected, and Max forgets that the truth is best. But then again...more

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Published April 26th 2010 by Crimson Oak Publishing LLC (first published April 7th 2010)

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Nov 22, 2011 Myvampfiction rated it 1 of 5 stars

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*Warning: possible spoilers ahead.*

I keep hearing that angels are the new vampire in the world of paranormal fiction. I like angels; angels are the polar opposite of vampires, right? And there have been many entertaining books that center around angels recentyl. Hush, Hush By Beth Fitzpatrick and Torment and Fallen by Lauren Kate. I've read Fallen but not it's sequel (yet), and I've yet to read Hush, Hush but I have heard very good things about it. So I decided what the heck, let...more

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May 04, 2010 Alexa rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, own, 2010-reads, series-might-continue

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Mar 23, 2012 Sandee rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: cover-love, first-on-series

“What once hurt, eventually helped me to heal.”

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Books involving Angels have always been a fascination to me.
There are a couple of Angel books that I love like the Unearthly series and Hush Hush.
And Knight Angels made it to one of my favorites.
It was told in multiple alternating POVs which was executed flawlessly.
This book deserves more attention.
There are a lot of overrated books nowadays that books like these are barely noticed.

Jane and Emily’s life changed forever af...more

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Jul 15, 2010 Delphine rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels-romance, read-in-2010

This book will draw you in quickly. First I was a little weary about reading a book that had so many POV, but afterwards I don’t know how this book could have been told otherwise. I think it was a good thing, it gave me a chance to visit each of their minds.

The book focused on 5 mayor characters, Max, Greg, Jane, Emily and Wes. Max is so nice and handsome, the good angel. He always knew how to make a girl feel special. Greg, his brother, is the bad boy/ angel. Jane and Emily are sisters but tot...more

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Aug 20, 2011 Bonnie rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, 2010-books

Why the hell do YA authors these days not seem to understand the nuances of "smirk"?!?!? I have come across this multiple times in the past few years and it is driving me mental. People seem to think that "smirk" means "charmingly cocky grin." THAT IS NOT WHAT IT MEANS. Google can tell you this, for God's sake. Just googling "smirk" tells you that it means: "a smile evoking insolence, scorn, or offensive smugness" (Wikipedia); "an affected, often offensively self-satisfied smile" (thefreediction...more

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May 07, 2010 Michelle Flores rated it 5 of 5 stars

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If by any chance you ever had your doubts against self published books, Knight Angels Book of Love will make you forget them. Knight Angels narrates the story of: Jane, Emily, Wes, Max, Greg, Erik and Sarah. This circle of friends and family is bound by supernatural forces and the secrets among them. The chapters are narrated in different POVs where each character’s “voice” shines for their singularity and contrast. Even though the Angel Theme has been recently explo...more

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Feb 20, 2011 Natalia rated it 3 of 5 stars

I have to admit that the first thing that I liked about this book is the cover, I’m a very visual person and a good cover is something that always catch me at instant and this cover wasn’t the exception. And then of course I started to enjoy the story. Even when sometimes I felt that already had read too many stories about an angel in love with a "normal girl".

The second thing I liked is the way it was wrote, it gives you a good opportunity to know all the characters so much better and understan...more

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Oct 10, 2010 BOOK BUTTERFLY rated it 5 of 5 stars

Book Opening:

Diary of Jane Taylor:

"When I think of death, I don't see what everyone else does. There's a soft whisper when you find it, and a voice telling us that it'll be okay.

We never die alone, because they are always there watching over us, protecting us, and guiding us. They are silent, like a simple gust of wind; but it is in this wind that our world can change.
Knight Angels: Book Of Love (Book One)Mine did."

Notable Scene:

"I froze and looked up at him. His hand was warm, his finger...more Book Opening:

Diary of Jane Taylor:

"When I think of death, I don't see what everyone else does. There's a soft whisper when you find it, and a voice telling us that it'll be okay.

We never die alone, because they are always there watching over us, protecting us, and guiding us. They are silent, like a simple gust of wind; but it is in this wind that our world can change.
Knight Angels: Book Of Love (Book One)Mine did."

Notable Scene:

"I froze and looked up at him. His hand was warm, his fingers resting over my own. I swallowed, the immediate connection to his thoughts too personal. I pulled my hand out from under his. Wes was frightened and I could also see it in his eyes. I searched his face, my body screaming to be near him but I know it wasn't right. He loved Jane, but inside his thoughts, it wasn't Jane he had been thinking of; it was me." –Page 108

Love. Angels. Betrayal. KNIGHT ANGELS: BOOK OF LOVE had everything I wanted and oh-so-much- more. Abra Ebner skillfully entwines romance, action and mystery into a delicious reading experience. With strong writing and skillfully orchestrated multiple character point-of-views, this standout novel completely blindsided me. To be honest, I was initially leery about diving in because I knew it was self-published. But after reading it, I have to wonder—Why wasn't this snatched up by a major publishing house? Despite a few typos here and there, this is a skilled, professionally written novel deserving attention —and yes, I would include it in the same category as the wildly popular HUSH-HUSH by Becca Fitzpatrick. While completely different stories, I enjoyed this novel just as much!

It takes a skilled writer to alternate between multiple viewpoints. A lot of writers struggle with just two. Abra Ebner balances four character mindsets and completely pull it off. I will say that initially I was worried I'd get confused, but I did catch on almost immediately. However, I think Ebner would've been better off not getting inside the head of Sarah & Eric as they were minor characters. But I'm glad she did alternate between the character viewpoints though. I was able to connect with each of them so much more, and to understand their true motivations, fears and deepest secrets so much better.

The writing was vivid and flowed easily. It was emotional yet also entertaining. Honestly, I could not put it down. Emily, the misunderstood sister with the drug problem wasn't as selfish and destructive as her sister Jane perceived her to be. Jane wasn't as self-important and gloomy when she interacted with Max, a boy with a strong otherworldly connection to Jane. Max came into Jane's life at the perfect time though his presence definitely attracted danger in the form of brother Greg, someone who definitely enjoyed leaving a trail of destruction in his wake. But Max's presence in Jane's life really saved her; she was so lost and morose before he came along. He breathed new life and a renewed sense of hope into Jane's personality. Through Max, I found myself becoming more vested in Jane's character and grew to care for her so much more. Wes, the next door neighbor coming into a major supernatural awakening fascinated me as well. But I have to say, it was Greg—the most dangerous of the lot that truly captured my attention. Isn't that always the way? I never quite knew what he would do next, and the tension he brought to the book whipped things up to a fevered pitch until I literally couldn't put it down until I found out how it would play out.

KNIGHT ANGEL: BOOK OF LOVE is the first installment in a thrilling new series where supernatural forces beyond our comprehension battle for human souls. Some will fall, others will prevail. With a fresh take on issues of death, love and destiny, the book was a paranormal roller coaster ride of intense emotion and an addictive premise. Trust me you won't be able to put it down. (less)

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Jun 13, 2010 Kari rated it 5 of 5 stars

Incorporating several intriguing elements and seamlessly navigating multiple perspectives, Knight Angels is a fantastic addition to fantasy and supernatural books. With a well balanced mix of romance, action and back story, this book will carve its own niche in an ever advancing genre. All the characters are introduced early, some seen through the eyes of another before the reader is able to see inside their head. Ebner does a fantastic job showing how one person views another is not always righ...more

Incorporating several intriguing elements and seamlessly navigating multiple perspectives, Knight Angels is a fantastic addition to fantasy and supernatural books. With a well balanced mix of romance, action and back story, this book will carve its own niche in an ever advancing genre. All the characters are introduced early, some seen through the eyes of another before the reader is able to see inside their head. Ebner does a fantastic job showing how one person views another is not always right and the assumptions they make- and therefore the reader takes on- can not always be taken at face value.

Jane is a prominent character throughout the book, driving a large part of the action. She is an intriguing mix of self importance, independent and alone. Her family situation is a gloomy one, leaving her to feel as though she has to take care of both her mother and out of control younger sister. Dependent on but also taking advantage of her neighbor’s intense devotion and infatuation with her, Jane is a character the reader will feel mixed emotions for from the start. The access given into her head, however, helps pull her out as sympathetic. She develops smoothly throughout the book, showing skepticism when it’s necessary and even resisting things she has some proof to the truth about.

Emily is Jane’s sister, fitting into the druggie stereotype and enhancing it with her black and revealing clothing styles. She flaunts her seeming lack of chastity, often earning her free pills. Through Jane’s eyes, she is an immediate turn off but as with her sister, the access granted into her mind help twist the reader’s perspective of both her and her reasons for wanting and needing the constant drugs. Emily is a very different personality than her sister but the underlying connections they share is clear. Though they fight and push away more than help and appreciate each other, the love is constant. Her special abilities play a large in both the person she’s become and the way the story plays out and though it isn’t a unique ability, Ebner handles it fantastically.

Wes is the neighbor, in love with Jane and too blinded by it to see past Emily’s rough exterior. Battling his own demons and unknown occurrences, he finds himself in some interesting situations. As the story progresses, he becomes a highly sympathetic character and his abilities are also handled smoothly, fitting into not only the present but a part of the backstory as well. He is loveable and tender but also fiercely protective and loyal.

Max is different from the others but having portions of the story set in his perspective add a fantastic element to the entire story. He’s the supernatural creature yet he isn’t completely shrouded in mystery. His history and reasons for being in Glenwood are known to the reader before the other characters know, adding a bond not often seen in supernatural books. His history is a fantastically developed one, still playing a large role in the present and Ebner unfolds everything at a steady pace.

This book is filled with twists and the romance never washes out the mystery and plot. In some places, it even drives everything. Ebner is certainly skilled at building her characters and world, and the thought and development that went into the entire book is very evident. The writing is strong, crafting vivid and fluid imagery and evoking intense emotions. The switches between character mindsets also comes across smoothly, tying up one before moving on to another or switching at the right moments to a new perspective on the same events. The reader will feel a strong bond to all four characters rather than one.

Intertwining both new and often used supernatural elements, multiple character mindsets, and striking writing make Knight Angels a superb reading experience. Emotional and entertaining, engaging and endearing, this book will hold appeal for a range of readers. The plot is fantastically well developed and the book ends in a way to tie up much of the current events while still leaving things open for the next installation. Strong characters help drive this book more, making it an overall hit and certainly one that comes with high recommendation.(less)

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Jan 07, 2011 ♔ Shayna rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-and-own

All in all, I really liked this book. Only a couple things set me off. I think the idea behind this story was fantastic. Angels are something I can not get enough of. Especially when there is an age-old battle involved, as there usually is with angels.

The characters were set up phenomenally but as the story continued I felt like each character was losing their personality. Each one doubted themselves way too much, but what set me off more was how the author, Abra Ebner, continued to explain wha...more

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Apr 16, 2010 Tynga rated it 5 of 5 stars

Even though I really liked the concept for this book, I had my reservations when I started reading The Knight Angels because I had just read a book with multiple characters narration that gave me a little trouble. But The Knight Angels' narration was really great and I can't see how this story could have been told differently.

We live this fabulous story from many perceptive, but mainly from five different ones:

Jane: Older of two sisters who lived a near-death experience when she had a car acci...more

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Jan 02, 2012 Chantal rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: book-i-own-and-read, my-e-books, my-books

Jane, Wes, Emily and Max are the main charaters in this enchanting story.Unlike most books this book doesnt have any chapters and we get to see the story from each of these charaters and others but mostly these four. The book starts off with Jane explaing what her life is like and then to her mom and ect. The story of how jane and max meet is a little chessy but it was cute and i liked it. Max is an Angel and in the book it explains that there are two kinds of angles black wings and Grey (white)...more

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Nov 15, 2010 Megan rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I found this book really disappointing. It felt like Jane was meant to be the main character but I found myself drifting towards Emily who was far more interesting. Jane came across as flat and rather boring, the romance between her and Max wasn't as exciting as Emily and Wes's relationship. I found myself comparing it to twilight throughout the book: A plain boring girl who attracts the attention of a mysterious guy and a shapeshifter? Been there, read that. There were some cringe worthy moment...more

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Feb 26, 2011 Luisa rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: did-not-finish, unsurprisingly-bad

Note to self: next time I see a book from a publisher I've never heard of, I need to google them. If the number of authors they've published can be counted on one hand, avoid them at all costs.

Funny how Crimson Oak can afford a decent graphic designer (I quite like the cover inside pages) but can't afford to hire a decent editor. Then again, I doubt any editor could have saved this trainwreck. Ebner's prose is painful to read and the multitude of POVs do nothing for the story. It seems as if sh...more

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Apr 16, 2010 Eleni ( La Femme Readers ) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Knight Angels: Book of Love won me over from the first page. I became addicted to the plot and the well developed characters. The chapters were broken up into narrations for each character throughout the book. This method made it easier to keep up and it also gave me a chance to visit each of their minds. The storyline was refreshing and heart-warming. The love and passion was perfect, especially for a hopeless romantic as myself. Now, the book focused on five major characters, Max, Greg, Jane,...more

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Feb 02, 2011 Darith (Dan) rated it 2 of 5 stars

Hmm, this book was an okay read. My initial reaction to the setup of the book was: This is going to be confusing! When I start reading it though, getting to read from all the characters' perspectives, that thought changed. I actually started to be able to distinguish them all. I liked the angel depicted in this book. It is the first YA book I've read with angels in it. I found the fact that they age "slowly" intriguing. At least it wasn't the usual, "I'm immortal!" So that was nice distinction.

W...more Hmm, this book was an okay read. My initial reaction to the setup of the book was: This is going to be confusing! When I start reading it though, getting to read from all the characters' perspectives, that thought changed. I actually started to be able to distinguish them all. I liked the angel depicted in this book. It is the first YA book I've read with angels in it. I found the fact that they age "slowly" intriguing. At least it wasn't the usual, "I'm immortal!" So that was nice distinction.

Whoever wrote that the two brothers reminded them of the Salvatore brothers from The Vampire Diaries, you are dead-on. I kept picturing them--Stefan for Max ,and Damon for Greg. But I found Greg an extremely unrealistic character whose motives for killing his family and the Sheouls incomprehensible and stupid. Every time he says something in the book, I just thought to myself how phony he is--I couldn't find him scary because I didn't believe the evilness he portrayed in the book. I hope I'm making sense here. I just think Ebner did not develop his back story enough in this first book of the series for me to understand him.

The plot was nothing knew. A supernatural guy falls for a girl. The girl can't protect herself. He must protect her from an evil person/being. I've read this all before! I think the ending was bad. The fighting scene was really weak. A bigger, more extravagant and over-the-top climax would have been nice. I just think that the author made the reader read all this big drag in the beginning and let them down at the end. I wanted a BANG! What I got was a pop and no confetti. It was just a weak finale, you could say.

Overall, I did enjoy the characters, with exceptions to Greg, who I despise for the phoniness to his dialogues. I found Emily taking drugs to silence the voices very interesting and reasonable in the oddest way. I thought Wes for pathetic at times because of his unrequited love for Jane. He could do better. I mean, the girl DID NOT LOVE HIM FOR ONE BIT. The love Max felt for Jane was "love at first sight." Something no one can understand unless you've been in the same boat. I like to read more about love that grows out of characteristics in the person, like the love Wes and Emily had from their bond and trust in each other. Max and Jane's love was just too cliche as in most YA books. There's no substance to it.

I will not be reading the next book because I feel I know enough about these characters to not want to know what else is going to happen to them. Like I've said once or twice now, the villain is not scary and is laughable. I'm sure the protagonists can deal with him just fine that I don't need to read about it.

Oh, and the many typos in this book should be a SHAME. Either find a better editor or hire a better typer. (less)

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Aug 30, 2010 Bethany Huang rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: fantasy lovers

I really liked this book-it caught my attention enought that the moment I recieved it, I read it, and it was finished within one day. Unfourtanately, I recently went on vacation, so I didn't have a chance to really review it until now.

Jane was...interesting. The sort of girl who is a book nerd and loves to read and study for school and doesn't really care how she looks. Just Jane doesn't know how pretty-and ultimately special she is. Jane has always dreamed of seeing real magick-but what she do...more

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Apr 09, 2011 Jodie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: own

A remarkable book where Abra has not only been able to bring to us a profound story, but let us bond with the characters on a one-on-one level more than I have felt with other authors. The closeness I felt at times with the characters was just indescribable! This makes a story so much better! I am eagerly awaiting my arrival of Knight Angels~Book of Revenge!

As the story goes, when Jane was young, she was in an accident with her father, killing him. She should've died too. Yet, she remembers some...more

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Apr 27, 2013 Michelle is currently reading it

Review to follow, I'm about half way through this book. Different POV's were confusing me for a little bit but I'm on track now. I am a bit thrown by the spelling mistakes though... I have to go back and read the sentence again and again, just to make sure I'm not the one 'spell' reading wrong ie ... 'Max laughed as his head fell back, but when it tilted foreword, his gaze locked on me'. After reading it a few times, I had to go back to check out the author's 'foreword'. Nope, nothing there eith...more

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Feb 09, 2011 ♪ Maria ♫ rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own, favorites

Okay, my review.

Umm...Abra Ebner's style of writing is very gripping and she keeps the reader wanting more. I very much enjoyed this book. One of my favorite reads...just hope that Knight Angels: Book of Revenge is more action-packed. But overall a great read!!!

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Aug 20, 2010 Too Many Thoughts rated it 2 of 5 stars

Well I finished it...ish. I stopped reading at the 301st page because the story started to drag and the whole this started to feel false. It felt like the author, Abra Ebner, was trying waaaay to much to be like Stephenie Meyer--not that I have anything against Stepheneie. I love the Twilight Saga and this that it's an amazing literary peice, she's one of my favourite authors, but this is just the reason why I don't like Stephenie's book as much as I used to. Why her books have gone from "AMAZIN...more

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Jul 20, 2010 Dana Westcott rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Sep 05, 2010 miss. caitlin grace rated it 5 of 5 stars

THIS BOOK WAS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LOVED IT TIMES A MILLION!!!!!! THIS HAS TO BE MY ALL TIME FAV NOW!!

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May 03, 2010 Stories & Sweeties {Becky} rated it 5 of 5 stars

I'd been eager to read this book since I first discovered it on the author's website a few months back. The gorgeous cover drew me in first and when I finally cracked the book open, I was anything but disappointed! What a fantastic, whirlwind of a story! This book was told chapter by chapter, alternating between the points of view of the four main characters: Jane, her younger sister Emily, their lifelong friend Wes, and the mysterious new guy Max. This was the perfect format for this story. Be...more

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Aug 01, 2011 Pam rated it 3 of 5 stars

A Character driven book, the story telling shifts between 5 major characters:
Jane – Watched her father die at the age of 7. Actually she was saved by an Angel and has become sheol. She sees how people die.
Emily – Jane’s 16 year old goth sister who is clairvoyant and takes drugs to keep from hearing everyone’s thoughts.
Wes – Neighbor and best friends with Jane but wants to be so much more. Emily is in love with him.
Max – Guardian Angel to Emily and believes he is her soulmate.
Greg – Max’s twin br...more

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Sep 04, 2010 Tina rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

the little exerts in the middle of the book had me confused like i knew what was going to happen and had me dissappointed cus i thought i knew the ending, but when i finished it i was so relieved it wasnt what i had thought really happened, i almost didnt finish it cus i thought it had a bad ending and was torn cus i had developed a relationship and feeling for the characters, but so glad i did finish it, cus it was better than i had expected, a lot better. i cannot wait for the second one to co...more

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May 02, 2010 Krista (One Love) (Critical) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: own, murderer-on-loose, ya

The book starts out intruiging, but then it starts to get boring and cheesy and predictable. The characters are distinct, but not particularly new, interesting, or likable, especially Jane, who is selish and mean and annoying. Emily is mildly more likable than Jane, but she doesn't have as big a part in the story as Jane, and her personailty is twisted by the supposed baddie of the book, Greg, who is totally uninteresting and cliche. I mean, the guy who kills his family because he thinks they do...more

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Jul 08, 2010 Natalia rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book, the idea of guardian angels, evil brothers, love triangles and young love, but I got a little confused at times as to who's viewpoint I was reading and some times I even had to flip back and read their name again at the start of their mini chapter to remember who it was. I guess that's the trouble with writing multiple accounts of the story all iin first person, i would have liked their "voices" to read differently enough that you knew who you were reading from. It wa...more

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Aug 11, 2012 Danny rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya, series-first-book, insta-love, 2012-list

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I wrote this really long review but then my internet died. In short the Book of Love is about 4 main characters: Jane (cursed with death), Emily (hears thoughts), Wes (shapeshifter), Max (angel) and their dealings with magick. Jane is self centered and makes ungrounded judgements but her moans are equalled out by Emily whose character is greatly developed. Then there is Max who is the classic ya love interest and Wes, the poor sap who is a little deluded in himself. Heres hoping tha...more

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Feb 15, 2012 Eleionomae rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: dark-romance, e-books

Although it started of a bit confusing with al the different characters, in the end I found it a mesmerizing book and can't wait to read the sequel. I admit I was nervous when I saw that the story was going to be told in five different narratives. I've never been a fan of switching narratives between characters.It took me a few go arounds to adapt to the personalities of the voices and keep them straight in my head, but once the adjustment was made the story flowed so smoothly that I was complet...more

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