Sarah Ross did it again, and this time was even better than the last. I have officially fallen in love with another series, and of course, it would be one about angels, which has been my obsession for as long as I can remember.
Ross' novel, about Tessa, an 18 year old girl who was supernaturally altered during a accident that resulted in the deaths of her parents, is a book I'd definitely recommend. Tessa is the type of spunky, stubborn character that makes females everywhere smile, and groan at the same time. The unrealistically docile female protagonist she is not, and that makes for a very exciting read.
Though the females of this novel, namely Tessa and her best friend, Morgan, make me proud to own this novel, and proud of the author for creating believable and likeable female characters, I have to admit it is the men of this novel that most excite me.
David is the whole-hearted boy we girls all say we want, who has admittedly made some mistakes in his past, but is so pure of heart, but still strong, and h-o-t, that falling for him would be hard not to do.
David's best friend Andre while a big supporting character doesn't play second string to David, and I find myself liking him just as much as David. Hello to two new book crushes! If something happens in the next two books of the series that changes my thoughts about either of them, I'll be crushed.
Even the bad characters were exciting to read about. Nico obviously has some major problems, and hello Ezekiel, you are no good in this novel.
There are a few other things I wish I could reveal without the spoilers, but alas I can not.
I can say that I am currently defrosting bacon in the attempt to make a perfectly mouth watering BLT, and this is because of Sarah's novel, which you will understand if you end up reading Chapter 23 right before falling to sleep. Let's just say I woke up with bacon, lettuce, and tomato on toasted bread with mayo on my mind for breakfast.
Also, though he isn't a vital character in this novel, I love that Ross gave mention to the angel Gabriel, as I am obsessed with him most particularly, whether or not he is depicted as good or bad.
If you liked Sarah's previously released novel Awaken (Book One in the Patronus series), you'll definitely love Echo of an Earth Angel. If you haven't read either, you definitely should. Her books, which are in the New Adult category but totally YA appropriate, are amazing reads.
Oh great! I just realized something.
I now have two Sarah M. Ross novels in two separate series to patiently anxiously await.
How will I survive?
Review for Mera's YA Book List