Fallen Angel (Fallen Angel, #1)

Feb 18, 2011 Kim rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya, ebook, read-in-2011, did-not-like-it

Good god, this book drove me crazy. And not in a good way. Next time, when you see me putting a book like this on my tbr-list, please do something. Tackle me, gag me, hit me, I don't care. I cannot face another one of these things. My Kindle's life depends on it.

They know each other for a week and when they start kissing after their first date, after 6.3 seconds, things are starting to get hot and heavy, blood gets exchanged during said kiss and Michael (bonus points for the original name), who...more Good god, this book drove me crazy. And not in a good way. Next time, when you see me putting a book like this on my tbr-list, please do something. Tackle me, gag me, hit me, I don't care. I cannot face another one of these things. My Kindle's life depends on it.

They know each other for a week and when they start kissing after their first date, after 6.3 seconds, things are starting to get hot and heavy, blood gets exchanged during said kiss and Michael (bonus points for the original name), who is trying to be responsible, I guess, tells Ellie: "Ellie, please believe me when I say that I’m stopping only because we are meant to be together. And this is just the beginning". Ellie, of course, feels rejected because he's not trying to get into her pants after one date. I mean woah.

You know that thing you can do, when you see two people talking, but you can't hear what they are saying so you and somebody else make up their dialogue? You say the most ridiculous crap and you try to make it as funny as possible. I think this is what the author was trying to do. Minus the funny. The dialogue between the two main characters was badly written and felt forced. It was bad. Cheap-porn-movie-bad. I will illustrate with an example, because I don't think I can explain it any better than by showing you.

Cue the candlelight setting, the dramatic soap opera music, close-ups, the whole nine yards.

“Please, Ellie. Just listen to me for a second.” I couldn’t pretend any longer. Turning around, I stared into Michael’s pale green eyes. Keeping hold of my arm, he whispered to me in a rush, as if he was scared I’d run off. “Ellie, I’ve never been more certain about anything than my feelings for you. In fact, they’re so strong that they shock me sometimes. I pushed you away the other night because I wanted you too much. And I was afraid I’d scare you if I gave in to my feelings.” Michael stared into my eyes as he spoke, never wavering in his gaze or his words. His confidence made me feel doubly mortified. How could I have refused to give him a chance to explain over the past few days? I broke our connection and looked down at my feet. I wasn’t sure I deserved his persistence. He put his finger under my chin and lifted my face so he could look into my eyes. But I kept them averted. “Ellie, you did nothing to be ashamed of on Saturday night. I wanted you, too. I slowed us down only because I wanted things to be perfect between us.” My cheeks turned bright pink, and I continued staring down at the ground. “Me too, Michael. I was just so embarrassed. I’ve never behaved like that—felt like that—in my life, and then to have you—” He placed his finger over my lips and whispered. “Shh. Ellie, I’ve never behaved or felt like that either. And I’m sorry I pushed you away.” “Really?” I asked without shifting my gaze, too scared that if I looked at him he might just disappear like a character from one of my dreams or suddenly rebuff me again. Once again, Michael seemed just too good to be true.

I'm so tired of seeing how often the concept of soul mates gets abused. Apparently, you don't need to build relationships any more because, oh! soul mates! I'm getting tired of this crap.

I noticed the ratings for this book look like somebody is giving this book the finger. *insert meaningful silence*(less)

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Jun 19, 2011 Brittany rated it 1 of 5 stars

Not going to lie, I got around 30 pages through this book and GAVE UP! Yes, I know I'm a horribly picky reader and all but this just..ugh. Part of its my fault; it looked tacky to begin with I shouldn't have picked it up.

This probably sounds really stupid but the fact that they always used each others names when talking to each other really irked me. I dunno, do people actually do that? xD If someone did that to me I'd probably tell them to stop wearing my effing name out!

And the main guy was l...more

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Jun 20, 2012 Kaede rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: expected-more, never-will-read-again, ebooks-i-own, whiny-unlikable-heroines, paranormal, annoying-characters, angels-and-demons, no-no-no-just-no, could-have-been-better, girl-is-too-in-love-to-do-shit, made-my-eyes-bleed, series-gone-wrong, made-no-sense, thanks-for-nothing

I'm sorry, but, why is there a sequel to this book? It's not worth wasting all that paper.

Fallen Angel was too much like bad fanfiction, and it gives off the bad feel of being a knockoff of successful angel books out there. Don't even consider buying Fallen Angel, it's just not good. Full review may come.

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Mar 17, 2012 Shaylee rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy-and-paranormal, ya-books

Before my review for Fallen Angel, let’s read the blurb of this book:

Heaven-sent?

Ellie was never particularly good at talking to boys—or anyone other than her best friend and fellow outcast, Ruth. Then she met Michael.

Michael is handsome, charming, sweet. And totally into Ellie. It’s no wonder she is instantly drawn to him. But Michael has a secret. And he knows Ellie is hiding something, too. They’ve both discovered they have powers beyond their imagining. Powers that are otherworldly.

Ellie an

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Oct 22, 2010 Mary (BookHounds) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010-book-challenge, 2010-young-adult-challenge, around-the-world-arc-tours, young-adult

I have enjoyed Heather Terrell's other books, The Chrysalis and The Map Thief. She brings her same writing skills to this new young adult series. The book weaves romance and mystery together with a nice angelic twist. The angel theme seems to have really taken off lately. The writing in this one does elevate it above the crush of similar titles.
The story is definitely a set up for a series since you get lots of background on Ellie and a little bit on Michael, her romantic interest. Ellie is bro...more

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Jan 06, 2013 Sabrina (Soter) Sally rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Un ragazzo bello e misterioso, appena trasferitosi nel liceo di una piccola citta...
Una ragazza con delle strane doti...
Un'attrazione immediata e inspiegabile....
Quanti YA abbiamo letto con queste premesse? Tanti, troppi, elementi usati e riutilizzati fino alla nausea. Eppure la Terrel riesce a mischiarli sapientemente intrecciandoli a formare una storia dal background interessante e originale.Mi ha incuriosito molto la figura dei Nefilim, la progenie di angeli e umani e il loro ruolo nel des...more Un ragazzo bello e misterioso, appena trasferitosi nel liceo di una piccola citta...
Una ragazza con delle strane doti...
Un'attrazione immediata e inspiegabile....
Quanti YA abbiamo letto con queste premesse? Tanti, troppi, elementi usati e riutilizzati fino alla nausea. Eppure la Terrel riesce a mischiarli sapientemente intrecciandoli a formare una storia dal background interessante e originale.Mi ha incuriosito molto la figura dei Nefilim, la progenie di angeli e umani e il loro ruolo nel destino dell'umanità (si, lo ammetto, non avevo mai sentito nominare nemmeno il libro di Enoch =P)L'autrice è riuscita ad evitare tutti quegli elementi che mi irritano sempre in queste storie: la protagonista, Ellie, è una ragazza forte, decisa a scoprire la sua identità, anche quando si ritroverà sola e senza aiuto ben lungi dal piagnucolare e commiserarsi (esatto sto parlando di Bella XD) si rimbocca le maniche e si da da fare; nonostante il cattivo di turno sia il solito ragazzo belloccio non si farà ingannare dall'apparenza e prova un'istintiva repulsione verso di lui anche quando non ha alcuna prova della sua malvagità (esatto non tutte le protagoniste di YA si fanno infinocchiare come Ever XD); non ritroviamo neanche il classico triangolo amoroso che tanto mi annoia, per Micheal c'è solo Ellie e viceversa. Il loro amore si sviluppa forse in modo troppo affrettato (uno YA è pur sempre uno YA XD) ma poi prosegue con coerenza e Micheal mette a disposizione la sua conoscenza per aiutare Ellie senza frasi smozzicate e misteriose. Il personaggio più "debole" è proprio Micheal, comunque, meno caratterizzato di Ellie e anche più ingenuo in un certo senso, anche se è lui a sapere dei loro poteri da più tempo XD Tutte le domande sull'identità della protagonista trovano man mano risposta fino alla rivelazione finale, pur lasciando qualche mistero ancora aperto per il prossimo libro (ebbene si, la serie è composta solo da due libri!! già solo per questo gli darei la sufficienza XD). In definitiva, nonostante qualche classico elemento da YA lo consiglio ^_^(less)

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Apr 20, 2012 Sara rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 4-stars

Plot: 4.5 Stars
I really enjoy a good fallen angel book, and this one didn't disappoint. The only real negative I have plot-wise is that I hate when a book is named or described in a way that tells the reader without a doubt what supernatural creature is involved, but then it takes the main character at least half of the book to figure it out. It was amusing that Ellie and Michael thought they were vampires, but a bit annoying that I was sitting there with it already figured out due to the title....more Plot: 4.5 Stars
I really enjoy a good fallen angel book, and this one didn't disappoint. The only real negative I have plot-wise is that I hate when a book is named or described in a way that tells the reader without a doubt what supernatural creature is involved, but then it takes the main character at least half of the book to figure it out. It was amusing that Ellie and Michael thought they were vampires, but a bit annoying that I was sitting there with it already figured out due to the title. Other than that, this was a very interesting take on fallen angels. You could tell the author did her research when shaping her fallen angels, while still making them fresh and fun.

Pace: 4.5 Stars
This novel read like a breeze. There was a large number of short chapters, which somehow always tends to read quicker for me. There was a great flow throughout the novel. Time goes by, events happen in a realistic timespan. There was never a time when the story slowed down to that dreaded point where the action lags and the mind wanders. There was a moment in which Ellie and Michael went off to fly one too many times, but crazy things often happened during those adventures, so it evened out.

Characters: 3.5 Stars
I enjoyed reading about all of the characters in this novel. Ellie was a likeable main character, and I really enjoyed her best friend, Ruth. I didn't have a problem with Michael either. But there were times in which the interactions between Ellie and Michael seemed a little off. I didn't always believe that their feelings for each other were so strong and real. A bit of the relationship seemed forced. But in the end, it didn't ruin the novel for me and I look forward to future novels. Hopefully they're relationship will progress in a more believable fashion. I also enjoyed how frustrating and cryptic Ellie's parents were about the whole situation.

Cover: 3.5 Stars
My favorite part of this cover is the shockingly white title. It really stands out against the darkness of the rest of the cover, and therefore grabs your attention. The feather added to the title is a nice touch that will hopefully tie future covers to this one. Other than that, the cover seems a bit drab. The cover model doesn't really stand out, and her expression is a bit confusing. I can't tell if the look in her eye is a depressed look, a I-know-something-you-don't-know look, or just a spaced-out look. The tree bark takes up the majority of the background, which could've used something with more detail that would add a dimension to the cover that possibly describes the setting better.

Overall: 4 Stars

Disclosure: I bought this book for my own enjoyment. (less)

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Mar 29, 2012 Star (The Bibliophilic Book Blog) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: reviewed

Ellspeth Faneuil has always dreamed she could fly and she also sees glimpses of people’s lives when she touches them. At least she thought they were dreams and ‘hallucinations’ until she met Michael Chase. Ellie has always felt like an outsider, except with her best friend, but she feels an overwhelming sense of connection to Michael. When Michael tells her that her dreams are not dreams, but reality and that she can actually fly, she distrusts of him. She finally comes to believe him, but what...more

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Feb 14, 2012 Paula Phillips rated it 4 of 5 stars

When I received the book "Fallen Angel”, at first I was not sure what to expect really as was this just another average fallen angel story or did it have that extra little oomph to it . It turned out to be in the middle as I started reading it, it drew me in as in the first few chapters we were shown Ellie's aka Ellspeth's powers of vision with touch. This is when you touch somebody and you can get a glimpse of their past, present or even future. Ellie keeps having these nightmares and dreams; l...more

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Aug 08, 2011 CC rated it 2 of 5 stars

Kudos to author Terrell for bravely making the transition to ParaRom lit in Fallen Angel, the first in a series of angel-based books for the YA market.

This reviewer respectfully questions Terrell's motives in tackling such subject matter. With likable characters and a sure-fire theme, numerous pacing issues cropped up. And then there was blood. Literally.

I detected in Terrell a deep desire to write about vampires in an age when they have been done to death (or should that be undeath?). The feel...more

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Apr 17, 2011 P.E. rated it 3 of 5 stars

Fallen Angel was an interesting debut. It was about Ellie, a girl that started to gain these supernatural abilities that she had no clue what to do with.

I didn't overly connect with Ellie. She was a nice girl who always tried to help the world. She was friends with a girl named Ruth- a much more interesting character in my view- who had problems letting people in after her mom died. Ruth was super overprotective and possessive about Ellie and Ellie knew that so she tried her best to always prote...more

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Mar 25, 2011 Between the Covers rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: blog-tour, paranormal, young-adult

Reviewed by Christin for Between the Covers

Really 3.5 stars

Once again, I'm a sucker for angel books - especially when the angels aren't exactly what they seem. This novel, written in a refined style and incorporating some previously-untapped angel lore, makes for a quick, enjoyable read.

Ellie's always been a little different - never one of the popular girls, more content with her friend Ruth - not to mention she spends her summers in various parts of the world, working with her parents for diffe...more Reviewed by Christin for Between the Covers

Really 3.5 stars

Once again, I'm a sucker for angel books - especially when the angels aren't exactly what they seem. This novel, written in a refined style and incorporating some previously-untapped angel lore, makes for a quick, enjoyable read.

Ellie's always been a little different - never one of the popular girls, more content with her friend Ruth - not to mention she spends her summers in various parts of the world, working with her parents for different agricultural projects. At night, she dreams of flying around her town, dreams that she always seems to remember in the morning. And then she meets Michael - or meets him again. As it turns out, she'd met him one summer, but for some strange reason cannot recall anything about him. Yet she is oddly drawn to him. And as she spends more time she spends with him, she comes to realize that her dreams of flight are not dreams at all, but reality. And Michael is just like her. And if they are angels, what does that mean for their future? Are they the good angels - or the bad, the fallen?

It's true that certain elements of this book have been seen (and perhaps overused) in other books - love at first sight, the intensity of the first kiss, the dreams, the single best friend. But once you get past that, the book becomes quickly engaging, so much so that I read it in a day or two. What made this book interesting, however, was the incorporation of biblical angel lore - not only the stories of the Nephilim from Genesis, but also the stories from the Book of Enoch. I loved the history and connections between angels and vampires that existed in this book; they definitely gave a new spin to both fantastical creatures. And I would be lying if I said that the romance between Ellie and Michael wasn't fun to read.

While a few things in this book were either unbelievable, predictable, or just a little too convenient, the story still remains strong. The book ends on a cliffhanger - and I'm definitely looking forward to reading the sequel to see what other historical/biblical information is included and reinterpreted.

Heather Terrell has an enjoyable writing style, and Fallen Angel was a good young adult debut for her. I'm looking forward to reading some of her other books as well (The Chrysalis and Brigid of Kildare), as well as the next installment of Fallen Angel - Eternity.(less)

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Mar 02, 2011 carolyn rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, arc, borrowed, starbooktours

Ellie has some crazy dreams. Flying above her small Maine town at night, her dreams offer her an escape from her days, when she feels awkward and unattractive. Enter Michael, hot hottie with eyes just for her. A quick makeout session reveals Michael is a biter, and along with the strange flashes that Ellie gets when touching someone, she now realizes that blood is a powerful potion as well.

Yes, this is another angel book. What can I say? I like angels. And frankly, it's better than some of the o...more

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Feb 01, 2011 P.M. rated it 2 of 5 stars

16 year old Ellspeth Faneuil dreams about flying when she sleeps. She is just starting at the upper high school and is secure in her niche away from the popular crowd when she locks eyes with a new senior, Michael Chase. She is surprised when Michael tracks her down and reminisces about their time in Guatemala when both sets of parents were spending the summer teaching the indigenous people better farming methods. Ellie is also beginning to explore some strange new power she terms "a flash" when...more

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Jan 31, 2011 Kyleigh rated it 3 of 5 stars

As I’m sure a lot of you are, I’m sick of angel related books. It seems that is all that YA authors are churning out these days; if it’s not vampires or werewolves, that is. So with that mentality in mind, I really don’t know why I requested to be added onto Fallen Angel. I guess what intrigued me was that the MC and the love interest BOTH were undergoing changes. That right there peaked my interest enough to make me want to read it. I’m so sick of the one sided love affair with a supernatural b...more As I’m sure a lot of you are, I’m sick of angel related books. It seems that is all that YA authors are churning out these days; if it’s not vampires or werewolves, that is. So with that mentality in mind, I really don’t know why I requested to be added onto Fallen Angel. I guess what intrigued me was that the MC and the love interest BOTH were undergoing changes. That right there peaked my interest enough to make me want to read it. I’m so sick of the one sided love affair with a supernatural being. “I’m immortal, you’re human, but I love you! Oh how tragic!” I swear if I read one more play off of Romeo and Juliet I’m going to forever move onto the M/M genre. Yes there is a point to my rant. What inspired this whole long winded rage, is because Fallen Angel didn’t have your cookie cutter plot love story. I enjoyed it so thoroughly and so much more than any other supernatural book, that I realized how horrible the vast majority of the genre truly is; in the romance department at least. I’m not denying that any of these books are not well written, the romance is just utter crap.

What really won me over with Fallen Angel was that Ellie and Michael were equal in their relationship. Ding, ding, ding! We have a winner! Ellie isn’t the poor human girl who falls for the hot immortal guy, and Michael isn’t the smuck who falls for an unearthly beauty that he can never have. They both have mysterious powers, and they have each other for support. I could probably praise the author to high heaven for this one small thing, but it made a world of difference.

Both Ellie and Michael were enjoyable characters. Because of their nature, they’re instantly attracted to each other, but it is NOT love at first sight! The two spend a lot of time together before they even go on a date. They learn each others likes and dislikes, they’re favorite candy, and they bond over the fact that they both love foreign films. Whoa…wait a second. What does this sound like? Omg! Reality?! Actual real life scenario?! What is this doing in a paranormal romance?! Okay, okay, I’ll tone down on the sarcasm. But seriously, do you understand why I get so frustrated?! Ellie and Michael’s relationship is truly relatable, and that just made it more endearing. Later on in the novel when Michael’s true intentions come into question (I can’t say anything! It would ruin it!) Ellie isn’t blinded for her love for him. She questions him and ultimately feels betrayed. I just liked Ellie. She’s incredibly smart, vulnerable, and has a generous heart. The one criticism I have of their relationship, is that while it wasn’t love at first sight, the length of the novel didn’t reflect their growing relationship. A week passes in a sentence, and yet the reader is left to interpret Ellie’s growing feelings. I just felt like I missed out on SO MUCH of their growing attraction. If the book was longer, I feel like I would have liked it a lot more. While reading it, it felt like more of a summarized story than an actual novel. Just wish it was longer.

Another thing that I thoroughly enjoyed about Fallen Angel was the ingenuity with the story. Ellie can read peoples thoughts with just a touch, and her powers are even more potent if she tastes a person’s blood. While I thought it was entertaining that she and Michael thought that they were vampires (which is dumb because the title clearly says Fallen Angel dur da dur) I don’t understand why that was even added. It’s pointless because clearly the reader knows that they’re angels! If the author wanted any mystery behind what they truly were then the title should have been The Elect One or perhaps Watchers. Anywho…there were other aspects that I really enjoyed as well. Ellie and Michael don’t have wings! They can fly, but there are no feathers to be seen. I enjoyed these small divergences from typical angel lore. While the author was innovative, I appreciated the somewhat classical take she took on Nephilim. I’m not religious, you all know that. I’ve never read the bible, but I loved the addition with the Book of Enoch! Partially because these stories that “didn’t make it into the bible” just support my beliefs, but it brings to light stories that aren’t common knowledge. Once again I don’t pretend to know what the hell I’m talking about, but as far as I know none of my friends who are Christian have read the book of Enoch. I could be wrong, but I don’t believe its common reading material amongst the church. I thought it was extremely cool, and I think it really added to the story.

Overall I really enjoyed Fallen Angel. It exceeded a lot of my expectations, but I wouldn’t say it’s something that you absolutely need to read because it’s so fantastic. Good story, well written, and an excellent romance. If you’re an angel fanatic then you’ll definitely enjoy this, and if you’re looking for a book with a decent romance then you’ve definitely found one. (less)

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Jan 21, 2011 Tynga rated it 3 of 5 stars

Ellie is a junior in her small town’s high school, and even though she’s pretty enough to hang with the popular crowd, she prefers to stay with her best friend Ruth. Her family is really intense about helping other people, so every summer they drag her to some remote third-world country to help build farms and what not. Summer activities aren’t the only thing setting her apart from normal teenagers though. Ellie started developing new weird abilities and Michael, school hottie, seems to know mor...more Ellie is a junior in her small town’s high school, and even though she’s pretty enough to hang with the popular crowd, she prefers to stay with her best friend Ruth. Her family is really intense about helping other people, so every summer they drag her to some remote third-world country to help build farms and what not. Summer activities aren’t the only thing setting her apart from normal teenagers though. Ellie started developing new weird abilities and Michael, school hottie, seems to know more about them than she does.

Fallen Angel, Heather Ferrell’s debut novel, is a very quick read, and I’m talking just a few hours. As an adult reading YA I found the beginning a bit slow and the tone a bit childish. Things got better after the first one hundred pages or so and I ended up being completely sucked in when Ellie finally meets Zeke.

The whole story turns around Ellie’s quest to discover her real identity. Not only does she have to deal with normal teenage stuff, she also has to cope with her unusual abilities. Her quest seemed believable and I’m sure teenage girls will relate to her. Ok maybe not for “the flying thing” as she calls it, but still. Michael will be by her side most of the way, with a rather interesting vampire theory. I have to confess, I wasn’t really wooed by any of the male characters, which was a bit of a let down for me, but it didn’t stop me from enjoying the book.

The mythology featured in the book was the highlight for me. I don’t want to get into details ‘cause the whole plot is about discovering Ellie’s nature, but I really enjoyed it. I’m not usually a fan of religious references but the lore was handled nicely by the author.

Like I mentioned in my intro, the pace followed a crescendo and the book finished with a bang. I will certainly seek out the following book, Eternity, scheduled to release Summer 2011.

Overall, Fallen Angel was an enjoyable fast read, with an interesting Lore and a heart-pounding end. A read teenage girls will appreciate.

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Mar 29, 2011 Clarabel rated it 3 of 5 stars

J'ai bien senti, dès le démarrage, que ce roman n'allait guère m'inspirer. Outre la ravissante couverture, l'histoire n'a pas su entretenir le moindre suspense (on m'expliquera pour le titre). S'il fallait encore douter du secret de l'héroïne, c'était juste pour faire semblant. Non ?

Ellie se sent observer par un beau gosse au lycée - il s'agit de Michael, il prétend qu'ils se connaissent déjà. Trois ans plus tôt, au Guatemala. Huh ? L'adolescente est confuse, elle ne se souvient de rien. Peut-ê...more J'ai bien senti, dès le démarrage, que ce roman n'allait guère m'inspirer. Outre la ravissante couverture, l'histoire n'a pas su entretenir le moindre suspense (on m'expliquera pour le titre). S'il fallait encore douter du secret de l'héroïne, c'était juste pour faire semblant. Non ?

Ellie se sent observer par un beau gosse au lycée - il s'agit de Michael, il prétend qu'ils se connaissent déjà. Trois ans plus tôt, au Guatemala. Huh ? L'adolescente est confuse, elle ne se souvient de rien. Peut-être que ça va lui revenir. Et c'est vrai que ce garçon lui plaît, très vite ils sortent ensemble, échangent un premier baiser qui s'emballe, Michael est obligé de repousser les ardeurs de la demoiselle, calme-toi, chérie, nous avons tout notre temps, "we are meant to be together and this is just the beginning". Ha ! ha ! La pauvre Ellie est douchée. Elle s'autoflagelle et rase les murs du lycée, c'est sans compter sur l'insistance de Michael qui l'a vraiment dans la peau.

Moouuiii... Je n'ai pas encore lu 100 pages et déjà je sens que cet amour-coup-de-foudre m'ennuie profondément. Alors je fais mine de m'intéresser aux secrets de ce couple, Michael et Ellie se ressemblent, ils font les mêmes rêves dans lesquels ils volent, ils peuvent deviner les pensées des autres dès qu'ils les touchent, ou dès qu'ils boivent une goutte de leur sang. Bingo ! ce sont des vampires !? Et pourtant, le titre du roman m'indiquait une autre piste. (Tape sur le front.) Suis-je bête ?! J'ai pourtant déjà lu la série de Melissa de la Cruz, han-han, je vois très bien où l'auteur veut nous mener.

Gros, gros soupirs. Hélas, oui ce roman réunit tous les ingrédients qu'on peut déjà trouver à droite et à gauche dans les séries existantes. (A la rigueur, il y aura toujours des lecteurs curieux et benêts pour mordre à l'hameçon.) (Courbe l'échine.) Soyons fous, soyons honnêtes. Je n'ai pas détesté mais je n'ai pas beaucoup aimé non plus. L'histoire est, somme toute, basique. Et je ne parle même pas du couple d'amoureux - pfff. Quel ennui. De toute façon, c'est devenu une vilaine manie - désormais nos ados n'ont plus le temps de tomber amoureux, ils flashent instinctivement, ils se voient, ils se reconnaissent, ils s'aiment, ne cherchez pas la petite bête (ne vous embarrassez pas d'outsiders, pauvres de vous !). C'est écrit sur le cahier des charges : amour et évidence. Point à la ligne. (Et le reste, c'est accessoire.)

Je voudrais que ça change... j'ai le droit d'espérer ? Ceci dit, je suis blousée de mon plein gré. Cheers ! (less)

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Jan 11, 2011 Maura rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-2011

This was an enjoyable book. Not exactly perfect, but good. Being the author's debut novel I give her credit for coming up with an interesting back story for fallen angels. Though, personally, I wouldn't have called this Fallen Angel as it makes the whole "vampire" theory unbelievable. As the readers already know what supernatural beings the characters are. The ending was intense and definitely left me wanting more. I'm excited for the second book.

The first half of the book was slow, but kept my...more

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Aug 24, 2012 Monica&spikey rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels-and-demons

I’ll admit, I wasn’t sure how this book would turn out. Especially since, on page 18, I set this book aside in favor of Endure by Carrie Jones.
See, I used to be able to read two books at the same time. what would happen was I would read the one book until I got to slow or boring part, then switch. So on and so forth until both were finished.
I can’t do that anymore. I don’t know why. possibly because I haven't gotten deep into books with slow or boring parts, but I haven't been able to that for a...more I’ll admit, I wasn’t sure how this book would turn out. Especially since, on page 18, I set this book aside in favor of Endure by Carrie Jones.
See, I used to be able to read two books at the same time. what would happen was I would read the one book until I got to slow or boring part, then switch. So on and so forth until both were finished.
I can’t do that anymore. I don’t know why. possibly because I haven't gotten deep into books with slow or boring parts, but I haven't been able to that for about… four months. I’ve become a very one-track minded reader.
So, when I shifted attention away from this book especially since I hadn’t gotten very deep in it, I was afraid I wouldn’t be able back into it.
My fears proved unfounded as when I finished Endure earlier his afternoon, this book immediately commenced with the sucking-of-me-in.
Now, when the ‘v’-word came up, I was offended. You see, when in a book, the main character becomes convinced of something, that, in my mind, is the author trying to convince the reader of the same thing. But seriously. The ‘v’-word, and this book. How stupid does this author assume us readers to be?
1. The title. As I said, one does not title a vampire book ‘FALLEN ANGEL’.
2. The cover. As I said, there are rarely feathers on the cover of vampire books.
3. Her parents. Biological or not, what are the chances that her parents )who are, like, missionaries) would give birth to and/or rear a vampire?
4. Her name. Ellspeth. Call me crazy, but that’s a hokey name for a vampire. I mean seriously. If you gave birth to, or adopted, or was told to raise a vampire baby, would you name that baby Ellspeth? I wouldn’t.
5. I could probably come up with more reasons, but I promised myself that I shall not hold anger over this issue. It was explained, and I was therefore appeased.
Now, the Ekeziel thing happened, an then Michael was kinda… uh, brainwashed-ified? Yeah. See, the thing is, I kind of thought that Michael was bad on his own. Wanted it, even. Why? I’m not sure. Possibly cuz he’s the one that brought up the ‘v’-word. Maybe cuz I just don’t trust Nephilim boys when THEY’RE TOO FREAKING STUPID TO EVEN KNOW THEY’RE NEPHILIM. Okay, seriously, I get the confusion towards the beginning, but after meeting professor McMaster, reading the Book of Enoch and TAKING TO EZEKIEL about it, it should be fairly obvious you’re Nephilim, but you’re still saying I have no idea.”? That is just not cool. At all.
Ruth has got the most awesome normal person ever.
Also, and there is no reason in particular reason I think this except that I want this to happen, but I’m betting her dad is Samyaza.

Bands to listen to: I was actually listening to a playlist with multiple bands on my iPod as I read this, but while reading, the bands I really noticed had songs that fit the book as they played and I read, were VersaEmerge (I mostly have songs off their EP Perceptions. I don’t think songs from their album would fit quite as WELL, but they’d probably still work) and Within Temptation (any album. They have a lot of angel symbolism in their songs, plus, their songs are just stinking GOOD)

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Jan 30, 2011 Marianna rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: skimmed, could-not-finish

This book...it annoyed me. The characters. The situations. The story. I read 100 pages before I threw it down.

As a little side note, I am crazy about the condition of my books. Pristine is the only way I like them. I was scribbling, with pen, like mad in the margins of this book. Mostly snide comments stemming from my shock and amusement. I am passing the book along to my cousin to get her opinion.

The review below can also be found at my blog: Books and Circuses.

Another killer cover hiding yet a...more This book...it annoyed me. The characters. The situations. The story. I read 100 pages before I threw it down.

As a little side note, I am crazy about the condition of my books. Pristine is the only way I like them. I was scribbling, with pen, like mad in the margins of this book. Mostly snide comments stemming from my shock and amusement. I am passing the book along to my cousin to get her opinion.

The review below can also be found at my blog: Books and Circuses.

Another killer cover hiding yet another stinker. I would like to be nice to this book, shake its (non-existent) hands, offer cordial salutations, exchange polite and reserved small talk, and then maybe–after a while, we would progress to some deeper fare. This book, however, provoked me on our first meeting. How could this innocent faced book do such a thing as to stir my wrath? I felt mocked. My intelligence and taste was questioned. My tolerance was tested. Okay, okay, I am being a tad dramatic...but I learned that technique from the book. Where the cliché and absurd were supposed to be accepted and fawned over.

Provocation number one: Cliché upon cliché. Clichés make me cry. They frustrate me beyond belief. I will ignore the safety blanket of a cliché if an author provides me with something...anything unique or absorbing. Any little thing. The list begins. This book had: close-lipped parents with a big secret (I assume, I only read 100 pages and the parents hadn't spilled any beans yet); the hot, enigmatic love interest; the unpopular heroine who is mega-hot; the flock of sneaky popular girls/kids. There were minor and major clichés, not only with the story, but with the characters and their actions also. I CANNOT connect with a cliché. I DO NOT identify with a cardboard cutout with a whiny voice. The end results in me not caring. The result is that someone thought people would read this book and find it groundbreaking. I am not saying this to be mean. It is a reality check. I appreciate a certain amount of thought and sincerity in what I read. No matter how much research one does, no matter what literary device they employ, if there isn't sincerity...if the author doesn't have a message, then I just can't enjoy a book. The only message I get is: "I am trying to sell books and make money. Kids like angels, right?"

Provocation number two: The characters. Flat. Annoying. And sometimes creepy. Ultimately frustrating. Their actions killed me. Example 1: The heroine, Ellie, whines and whines about not being completely honest to her clingy and possessive friend. This friend, Ruth, acts like she is entitled to know everything about the heroine. It borders on stalking. She acts that if the heroine experiences a bowel movement and doesn't tell Ruth that she somehow was betrayed. Ruth has secrets of her own, but her friend isn't allowed to have any. I would enjoy the psychology of this, but it wasn't executed well enough for me to actually stand it. Moreover, the heroine frustratingly believes that she should be an open book. Yet. YET...despite these feelings the heroine easily enters into a SECRET "relationship," of one week, with Michael. Her reasons for keeping it secret? None that really mattered. Nothing that would cause her friend mental trauma. Just the simple fact that Michael is different (picture this said with wide eyes and a dazed expression) and that Ellie doesn't associate with high school boys and their immature ways. Oh yeah, your friend is really gonna hate you Ellie (<---sarcasm).

Example 2: When Ellie first meets Michael she blows him off. He says he knows her, she doesn't remember him. She is being cautious. She knows that kids can be cruel. Afterward she is reminded that she does know of him. Her guilt is MASSIVE. She claims that she was beyond rude to him. Who is she trying to convince? Any woman/girl should know that they have the right to be brisk with STRANGE men. Because sometimes they are creeps. Sometimes you shouldn't trust people who come up to you and say they know you. You have every right to be abrupt. Ellie's reaction bugged me. All she was worried about was looking DUMB in front of a cute boy. Her parents could have reminded her that being cautious is good. The reason this bugged me so much is that this isn't a message I want my little sisters getting, that looking cool is better than being aware of potential danger.

Example 3: Michael comes off as stalker-creepy. Supposedly he has charm. Supposedly he is undeniably attractive. That vibe definitely does not come off the page. The dude is just weird. None of what the heroine relates about in the book comes off as sexy or sweet. There was even a line, a line that killed me, about him assisting a little old lady across the street. What? That left me flabbergasted. No one uses that situation anymore unless they are mocking someone. This is all a big joke, right? Someone is playing a little prank on me, right? I also died a little when the heroine actually feels as if Michael is too good for her. What gave her that idea?

Example 4: Michael pretends to kill himself. Ellie somehow thinks she killed him. How? I do not know. Michael then appears and says, "Yo, baby. It was just a little prank." Ellie gets mad. Michael wonders why, thinking his method of show and tell was an effective one. "It was the best way to convince you, baby." During this exchange I entertained thoughts of banging my head up against a wall.

After 100 pages of no real story progression, the reader still doesn't "know" (officially) that Michael and Ellie are fallen angels (title anyone?), I wanted to give up so bad. The characters didn't hold enough appeal to urge me to the finish.

If you like books about angels or if you like a mainstream YA fantasy romance book then give this a try. Library/used book read.(less)

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Jan 06, 2011 Ruby rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: angel-stories

This review was first posted on http://rubysreads.com.[return][return]I am very excited to present my first review as part of a Dark Faerie Tales ARC Tour. I was the first up for reading Fallen Angel and I admit that my squeeing was probably pretty loud when it was delivered. I felt so official, being part of a tour. It� s like being able to sit at the grown-ups table. Or something. Okay, on with the review.[return][return]The last angel book I read was one I loved. Remember Unearthly? Great boo...more This review was first posted on http://rubysreads.com.[return][return]I am very excited to present my first review as part of a Dark Faerie Tales ARC Tour. I was the first up for reading Fallen Angel and I admit that my squeeing was probably pretty loud when it was delivered. I felt so official, being part of a tour. It� s like being able to sit at the grown-ups table. Or something. Okay, on with the review.[return][return]The last angel book I read was one I loved. Remember Unearthly? Great book, lovely story. Terrell is another author having a go at the newest act in town. The first issue I� d like to address is the title. It� s basically a spoiler in itself. Ellie, the heroine, and Michael, her hero, spend a great deal of the novel thinking they might be vampires. More on why later. But from the title, we know they� re not. Therefore, the suspense isn� t there for the readers. We know before we get to the first page what kind of supernatural being Ellie is going to be. So, all the time devoted to question of � are they vampires or aren� t they?� seems unnecessary. I have read novels where the reader knows more than the characters in the story and this has made the story even juicier, but this was not the case in Fallen Angel. I� ve been contemplating why this is so, and I thinks it� s because the novels that pull off the � readers know more� trick are often holding back something even more delicious. Not so Fallen Angel. The ultimate reveal in the book isn� t particularly exciting or enthralling. In fact, I was kind of disappointed because it fell so much in line with what I� d predicted.[return][return]I mentioned Ellie and Michael, the hero and heroine, and they are the center of the book. It opens with Ellie starting a new year of school and on that fateful day, she meets Michael. Their relationship does not start well, as Michael claims to know Ellie from a summer both of them spent in Guatemala. Ellie doesn� t remember meeting Michael before and suspects that he is playing a joke on her. Soon, though, Ellie and Michael can� t deny their attraction to each other and they� re spending all their time together. Ellie and Michael� s connection comes from the fact that they share supernatural abilities: both can fly and both get � flashes� of memory from people through touch. They can also get memories from the sharing of blood, which they do every time they kiss. Ellie and Michael� s relationship wavers all over the proverbial street. Sometimes it� s regular high school stuff, like going to a school dance. At other times, it� s gross kissing with the exchange of blood. Oh, and lots of flying. By and large, unfortunately, it wasn� t a relationship that really did much for me. I found myself hoping that Michael would have competition in the bad guy, but he turned out to be just as uninteresting.[return][return]I also have to admit I was pretty squigged out by all the blood exchanging. Especially when Ellie licks someone� s blood from a tissue. I understand why she did it: for the information. But, still, gross. I get the heebie-jeebies just thinking about it. At any rate, however, you can see why Ellie and Michael begin to think they might be vampires. The truth, of course, is far more complicated. Ellie and Michael are something far different from vampires. They� re& well, I can� t give everything away, now can I?[return][return]Fallen Angel is the first book in a series. And like all first books, it has unanswered questions. That� s part of what draws people back for the next book. Unfortunately, a lot of my questions were like these:[return]Things I Wondered About That Distracted Me From the Story:[return][return] 1. Why did Ellie not wonder how she was going to get to London without having a passport or the fact that she was underage?[return] 2. Why don� t Ellie and Michael ever consider the possibility of contracting blood-born diseases when they contemplate tasting other peoples� blood?[return] 3. Why did Ellie never reflect/comment on the fact that she shared the same last name of Fanueil Hall, even when she was near it while she was in Boston?[return] 4. Why does Ellie never ask Michael about their first meeting in Guatemala?[return] 5. Why is Ruth friends with Ellie?[return][return]Ellie does stuff that is meant to illustrate her goodness. The most outlandish example of this is too spoilery for me to write about here. But it baffled me. I can� t help but think it was the worst way possible for her to handle the situation. It didn� t really accomplish anything, except to make Ellie more isolated. It didn� t fix the problem or make things right. It was meant to be selfless, but I thought it was kind of stupid.[return][return]When I closed the last page on this book, I was dissatisfied. I was so frustrated by endless nitpicky questions that I was unable to enjoy reading the book. Also, I felt like too few questions were answered for me to make sense of the story. Writers of series books walk a fine line with each installment in a series. They have to leave readers suitably satisfied with each installment, but still craving the next. It was like Terrell was trying so hard to keep her readers guessing that she ended up leaving them completely in the dark. If I read the next book in the series, I hope Terrell will provide some illumination. Also, I think she could benefit from joining a writers� group, one that can pose questions like the ones I listed above. That kind of support is invaluable.(less)

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Nov 06, 2011 Aurora Celeste rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2011, own

I didn't really like this book much. First, I should probably know better than to keep reading angel books when so many of them annoy me. Yet, for some reason I do. Perhaps I am hoping for gems, which is entirely possible since I decided to read this immediately after Unearthly, which was deifinately a gem. Fallen Angel wasn't really one of them, though. It fell kinda flat and predictable. The story is the same as a lot: a girl finds out she has crazy powers and, over the book, discovers she's a...more I didn't really like this book much. First, I should probably know better than to keep reading angel books when so many of them annoy me. Yet, for some reason I do. Perhaps I am hoping for gems, which is entirely possible since I decided to read this immediately after Unearthly, which was deifinately a gem. Fallen Angel wasn't really one of them, though. It fell kinda flat and predictable. The story is the same as a lot: a girl finds out she has crazy powers and, over the book, discovers she's an angel with the help of her (also discovering) boyfriend. By the end of the book she also discovers she's (unfortunately) the Mary-Sue Angel who's born to bring about the apocalypse. Meanwhile her parents, who are also (suprise, suprise) angels, aren't telling her anything about who or what she is, so, other than the fact that they wouldn't be around to ground her, it really wouldn't harm the book at all if they weren't even there. Even if all of the Mary-Sue tendencies of the main character were forgiveable (she can fly! she can read minds! she has the popular new boyfriend! she's pretty and envied by the popular girls even though she doesn't see it!) the book has other problems. I dislike the boyfriend character, Michael, and his constant insistence that Ellie disobey her parents and other authorities without consequence (and, often, with reward) and his mysogonistic protection of Ellie. I dislike the stale, almost formulaic pace and direction of the plot: girl finds new boy, girl finds powers, boy shows her he has powers too, girl finds out a bit about powers, girl gets grounded, girl finds out a lot about powers, powers are confirmed by bad guy, girl runs away to protect boy, boy pops up at climax to protect girl, happy makeup denoument. Also, the book reads rather like an adult romance novel. The sex scenes are cheesy and over-descriptive, and, frankly, gross because they always include someone biting someone so the couple can drink eachothers' blood. In all, I'm not too pleased with this read, it seemed too much like an adult romance stuffed into a stale paranormal shell, and I'll probably pass on any more by this author. (less)

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Feb 18, 2011 Melissa rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: anyone who likes Hush, Hush

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I gave Fallen Angel 5 stars because i LOVE the story!! I have read about vampires, werewolves, zombies, and all manner of other supernatural beings, but never have I read a story based solely on Angels. I read Hush, Hush and loved the story of a fallen angel, but Heather Terrell has brought out a whole new look on Fallen Angel. We have Ellspeth "Ellie" and Michael as our " fallen Angels" although from the beginning you are left wondering exactly what they are and why Ellie can't remember meeting...more

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Jul 25, 2011 OceMei Belikova♥ rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebooks, ipod-touch, read-in-2011, angels, fantasy, fantasy-romance, friendship

ceritanya lumayan lah :DD
agak aneh si awalnya, ada seorang anak laki-laki yang tiba2 mendekati Ellie, bilang kalo mreka pernah bertemu beberapa tahun yang lalu, tapi Ellie sama skali gak ingat siapa cowok itu.

Cowok itu namanya Michael, gorgeous,well-dressed ma good looking. Ellie gak butuh waktu lama buat jatuh cinta ma dia. *hadehhh*
Dari awal Michael udah menunjukkan ketertarikan dia ma Ellie, sering ngajak ngobrol, nungguin dia di lokernya, ngantarin Ellie ke kelas.

Trus mereka jadian. Dari si...more ceritanya lumayan lah :DD
agak aneh si awalnya, ada seorang anak laki-laki yang tiba2 mendekati Ellie, bilang kalo mreka pernah bertemu beberapa tahun yang lalu, tapi Ellie sama skali gak ingat siapa cowok itu.

Cowok itu namanya Michael, gorgeous,well-dressed ma good looking. Ellie gak butuh waktu lama buat jatuh cinta ma dia. *hadehhh*
Dari awal Michael udah menunjukkan ketertarikan dia ma Ellie, sering ngajak ngobrol, nungguin dia di lokernya, ngantarin Ellie ke kelas.

Trus mereka jadian. Dari situ, Michael bilang ke Ellie kalo Ellie itu special. Bukan special dalam artian biasa, tapi special dalam artian Ellie berbeda dari manusia biasa. Michael blg kalo nurut dia, mereka adalah vampir. Karna ketika mereka berciuman, mereka slalu saling merasakan darah masing-masing, dan ketika mencicip darah tsb, mereka otomatis terhubung dengan apa yang ada dipikiran masing2.
Misalnya tadi pagi Ellie memberitahu sebuah rahasia kepada sahabatnya,Ruth. Nah dengan mencicipi darah Ellie, Michael bisa tau rahasia apa yang dibicarakan Ellie dan Ruth.
Slain itu, Ellie juga bisa membaca pikiran orang dengan hanya menyentuh bagian tubuh orang tsb.

Yang membuatku bertanya2 ketika Michael blg mereka adalah vampir yaitu emang ada vampir yang terbang? Well,sbagian mmg ada(menurut cerita), tapi rasanya masih tetap rancu. apalagi judulnya uda Fallen Angel, jadi langsung tau kalo mereka pastilah Angel atau fallen angel.

Dan emang benar, orangtua Michael dan Ellie sejak lama menyembunyikan kebenaran itu dari mereka. Masih belum begitu pasti kenapa, tapi akhirnya ada Fallen Angel yang namanya Ezekiel datang dan memburu mereka. Ellie sampai lari keluar kota gara2 nurut dia Michael uda dipengaruhi Ezekiel. Tapi namanya angel, walau uda "fallen", mau kemana dia pergi,pasti ketahuan. khususnya karna si Ezekiel ini ternyata bokap kandung Michael, otomatis mreka sedarah, dan Michael uda share darah dia ma Ellie, jadi Ezekiel langsung tau kemana Ellie pergi. hmpfh

Ceritanya seru sih, banyak rahasia yang dibongkar sama Ezekiel, kita gk lgsg bisa tau ato nebak cerita ini bakal kek mana. Dan masih banyak fallen angel yang pengen memburu Ellie, spertinya bukan untuk membunuhnya, krna Ezekiel blg Ellie itu The Elect One, dan dia more than a lady. Pnasaran jg critanya di buku kedua gimana :DD

btw,ada yg blg cerita agak hot, well imo, gak ada hot2nya sama skali hehehe. smuanya cuma sbatas kissing, ma share blood. gak lebih dari itu. I've read a lot more hotter than that. Lol(less)

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Sep 14, 2011 Krystal rated it 5 of 5 stars

I absolutely love this book. The main character was really endearing and fun. I loved her boyfriend and protector. I loved the concept and the author's explanation of angels and the vampire theory in connection to Noah's Ark and Genesis. I finished this book in less than a day (that good). I am really looking forward to the next book in this series! I can't wait to read about the main character, her boyfriend, and her friend's antics.

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Apr 23, 2012 Justine rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: tbr-2

Fallen Angel is the first young adult novel written by Heather Terrell. I think it is going to be a series, there is already a second novel out. It is about a girl named Ellie, who has powers that when she touches someone she gets a glimpse into their lives. Then she meets Michael who has the same gift. Michael explains that they are meant to be together.From here, Michael decides that they must be vampires because they can fly. Ellie disagrees but doesn't know what they are. They just know that...more

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Aug 01, 2011 Michelle rated it 3 of 5 stars

I didn't love it, I liked it but there were some things missing for me. I don't know if it is because I've been reading too much YA but all the books that I've been reading are all starting to have the same themes. I didn't really like Ellie, it took me a long time to get into the book, and the relationship between Ellie and Michael seemed to get heavy very quickly. There didn't seem much depth to Ellie, and maybe with the saturated market, I expected a bit more. I enjoyed the introduction of th...more

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Feb 21, 2011 Kelly Bryson rated it 3 of 5 stars

Good if you're into the angel thing. It felt similar to Fallen, Halo, etc.

I've come back to elaborate, since I got this book from Around The World Blog Tours and owe a better review than that. So, Ellie and Michael have an instant affinity for each other when they meet in High School. And when Michael knows about Ellie's dreams of flying through their town at night, she realizes that her dreams of flying are reality. Ellie immediately guesses that she's a...wait for it...vampire. I know. It didn...more

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Apr 09, 2013 Larissa rated it 3 of 5 stars

I have already read this book a couple of years ago- or maybe it was last year… I don’t know.

So, I’ll stay with the basic saying how the experience was to read it, my feelings, and a bit about what I thought on the whole universe that Heather has created.

First of all there are two main characters, Michael and Ellie, that falls in love rather quickly, but it’s adorable either way. Both think for a very long time - since they can fly, drink blood, and having odd looks - that they are vampires. Wha...more

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Jul 16, 2011 Grace Fonseca rated it 5 of 5 stars

Normally, I stay away from Angel books because they are either hit or miss with me. Really wasn't sure about this book, when I saw the blurb for it. I knew that I had to give this book a chance, because usually if I take a chance, it might be a good read.

This book was very nice and lovely. Love Ellie and Michael. They are a very appealing couple. Love that Ellie is someone who cares about her frien, Ruth, her mother and father. What I like about this book is that it starts as a typical YA and we...more

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