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When Ash Rains Down

(Kingdom Come #1)

Cecelia Earl (Goodreads Author)

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~This book contains a BONUS short story, Before the Ashes: Kari's Story, plus a sneak peek at When Smoke Rains Down!~

Angels are real.
So are demons.

Shady Creek gets a whole lot scarier after Julia learns she's part angel, especially since the only person she can trust is an angel who's as infuriating as he is attractive.

Julia received a necklace co

Julia received a necklace containing the songs of the angels from her dad when she was four. When she was eleven, he abandoned her family and the necklace went silent. At seventeen, Julia's doing everything she can to maintain security for her family, but now her necklace seems to have come to life once again. And that's not all that's changing.

When a robber attempts to steal from their diner, the necklace blazes and burns her chest. Pain in her back is nearly unbearable as the thief transforms before her eyes... into something demonic.

Demon after demon threaten Julia's home, family, and friends, and she realizes there may have been something more behind her dad's disappearance. And now there may be something--or someone--dangerous after her.

Julia has to accept that she is not quite human. Will her infuriating but attractive Guardian Angel be able to prepare her for the battle to come?

When Ash Rains Down is a contemporary paranormal novel for fans of stories with strong female protagonists and epic battle scenes. Fans of Julie Hall's Huntress (Life After Series) and Cameo Renae's Hidden Wings Series will be captivated by this unique take on angels and demons.

When Ash Rains Down is the first book in debut author Cecelia Earl's Kingdom Come series. The second book, When Smoke Rains Down, is also available, along with a companion short story and novella. Book three, When Fire Rains Down and more companion stories will be out in 2018. Join Cecelia's newsletter list so you don't miss a new release! http:ceceliaearl.com

"Gripping!" ~Amazon Reviewer

"...an original take on angels..." ~Amazon Reviewer

"I couldn't wait to escape into When Ash Rains Down every time I picked it up." ~Amazon Reviewer

"A fascinating first book in a series..." ~Amazon Reviewer

When Ash Rains Down is a story of hardship and hope. Cecelia Earl brings humanity to this fantasy tale. Julia isn't perfect by any means, but her striving, her misguidance, and her willingness to give up everything for her family is easy to relate to. When Ash Rains Down is surreal, idealistic, and full of heart, with a moral tale at the center, but also has a balanced side of loss, struggle, and tragedy.

It's fast paced, and follows a small portion of Julia's life, but in a way that feels like just the beginning of her story. It almost has a metaphorical tone with what is happening in Julia's life and then the coinciding apocalyptic angels versus demons battle.

When her father left, he took away her happiness and her faith. She was taught about angels singing and praying at night, but his leaving took that from her. She goes from this carefree spirit as a child to a determined and materially-driven person, who is then thrown into a higher power of the world. There's a good lesson in Julia's arc. ~Readers' Favorite

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Jan 28, 2017 Raven_Blake (dreamy addictions) rated it liked it

Shelves: paranormal-romance, angels-demons, young-adult, romance, 2017

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Well, this was an okay read but not impressive enough to amaze me. I picked this up solely because of it’s beautiful cover and also because I love the concept of angels and demons in paranormal genre. This book felt like a typical YA paranormal read that I’ve already read so many times before. Honestly, I probably would’ve loved it if I had read this ten years back. Basing on the synopsis, it’s pretty easy to predict what’s gonna happen next a Same Review Also Posted In My Blog: Dreamy Addictions

Well, this was an okay read but not impressive enough to amaze me. I picked this up solely because of it’s beautiful cover and also because I love the concept of angels and demons in paranormal genre. This book felt like a typical YA paranormal read that I’ve already read so many times before. Honestly, I probably would’ve loved it if I had read this ten years back. Basing on the synopsis, it’s pretty easy to predict what’s gonna happen next and the heroine seemed kinda annoying too. Nonetheless, It wasn’t a bad read because I enjoyed it and readers who are new to this genre would definitely love this book.

Eighteen Year Old Julia White is a high school student who lives with her mom and her little brother Noah. She works at her mom’s dingy diner named Melissa’s and dreams on providing better life for her mom and brother. She doesn’t have any social life and wants to graduate early so that she could find a decent job and when she was crowned as a homecoming queen, it becomes her worst nightmare because it gets everyone’s attention on her especially her long time crush/homecoming king, Cole who wants to take her on a date. Her life turns pretty much upside down, when a green blooded monster attacks her and vanishes in a smoke. And here comes Cole’s infuriating cousin Nicholas who warns that her life’s in danger because of her heritage and also claims that angels and demons are actually real and she’s the reason behind all the increasing crime and corruption lately in her town. Julia doesn’t believe Nic’s words until he takes her to the battleground where she finds Angels and demons fighting against each other. To protect her family, Julia needs to embrace her mixed heritage and join the fight against the demons.

Julia is a bit annoying for my taste but I can also understand her situation because she just only wanted the best life for her family. It was pretty hard for me to connect with her mainly because of her personality. She’s constantly jealous of other people’s life who has lots of money and sometimes mean too. I liked Cole, he is charming, handsome and mysterious character who hides many secrets. Nicholas is definitely my kinda guy who is broody, infuriating and very tempting. There isn’t any triangle in this book yet but it’s possible there’s going to be one in the next book. The romance between Cole and Julie is okay but it didn’t interested me much. I wish there was more Nicholas in this book but I guess we’re going to see him more in the next book. The supporting characters are not bad but they aren’t memorable enough to describe.

The plot wasn’t original but it was decent enough to enjoy. The book started with a slow pacing with all the normal contemporary high school drama but thankfully the pace eventually picks up in the second half where the real action starts. Honestly, I liked the second half more than the first half of the story. The story was told in Julia POV but I think I would’ve loved it more if it was written either in dual or multiple POV. I enjoyed the writing. For a debut author, the writing is good and easy to understand. I also liked the concept of the book but I wish it wasn’t too predictable.

Overall, It was a good read! I really think It was a good debut for the author and I hope the next book going to be much better. ...more

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Aug 24, 2018 Erhi Divina rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy

The story had wonderful and sweet moral values. It was a story about faith, kindness, and love. And to my pleasure, it was not just romantic love, it was also about the love to family and friends. The author put emphasis on family and friendship. And readers were easily able to engage with the main character who wanted to protect her family.

It was a fast-paced story about angels, demons, and humans. The world-building was good, I don't particularly like or dislike it. It was okay. The story pic ...more

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Dec 15, 2016 Jenn rated it it was ok

Shelves: fantasy, paranormal-supernatural, high-school-days, cover-love, read-in-2017, angelic-characters, young-adult, disappointed, annoying-protagonist, new-author-to-me

Angel books are hard. I feel like with the ones that I've read, you either get it or you don't. Sadly, this one fell short for me. I wasn't gripped from the beginning, in fact, I was quite bored. I felt nothing for the characters and the plot twists were fairly obvious.

My main issue with this book was the main character Julia. She was quite horrible. I never connected with her and I didn't feel anything when she was in "peril". All she did was whine about how horrible her life was and equate ev ...more

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Dec 30, 2016 Sabrina rated it really liked it

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I primary picked this book for the aspect of angels and the pretty cover. There were some elements that I did enjoy but some parts I was iffy. I primary enjoyed Julia and her strength and wit. I enjoyed the writing. The story was engaging and a quick read. The premise of an epic battle of angles and demons was what I enjoyed most about this book. I would read anything that has this aspect in a novel. The battle scenes we ...more

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Mar 14, 2019 Coco.V marked it as to-read · review of another edition

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Jul 31, 2017 Gayle Noble rated it really liked it

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All Julia can think about is finishing school and getting a job so she can help out her mum and younger brother. After fighting off a robber at her mum's diner, Julia realises that there are things about her father and herself that she never knew. Unexpectedly voted Homecoming Queen, Julia is thrown together with Cole, a popular boy at school who turns out to have secrets of his own. Then there is Nicholas, a mysterious guy who keeps turning up wherever Julia is.

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Jan 05, 2017 Gabby (What's Beyond Forks?) rated it liked it

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Julia is a fun character. I found her to be easy to relate to, and I loved how she took in new information and when it came down to it she really grabbed the bull by the horns and got things done...once she realized what she was supposed to be doing. She took initiative, I guess you could say. She still has a lot to learn. I think we all do. I think there's more going one here. Cole and Nicholas, for example. I'm not sure how I feel about them yet. I'm more dr ...more

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Jan 19, 2017 Vera Burris rated it it was amazing

A fascinating first book in a series that kept me not only excited to read from one chapter to another, but anticipating the next installment as well. Julia is a likable though flawed character. She believes her desire for money and security is just because she wants to take care of her family, but greed is greed, as she's reminded in the end. She has wonderful supporting characters in Molly, Frankie and Mitch. Dialogue is realistic, though a little icky with Cole, which I think is a good choice ...more

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Jan 26, 2017 Kati rated it really liked it

Amazing take on angels and demons from a debut author.

The plot of this book was fast paced and went from semi-contemporary at the beginning to paranormal by the conclusion of the book. This book packed a lot in and completed the urban-fantasy world building in a way reminiscent of The Mortal Instruments series. The characters themselves were flawed and well-rounded individuals. Julia was particularly driven and focused and this leant to a complete collapse of her world upon the discovery of thi ...more

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Jan 12, 2017 B.E. rated it really liked it

I inhaled it in less than a day. Very quick read with good writing and an intriguing premise. I had a little trouble at first connecting with Julia (probably because I am long gone from being a teenager), but I forged ahead and after a while, the story drew me in.

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Jan 22, 2017 Stephanie Ward rated it liked it

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3.5 Stars

'When Ash Rains Down' is the first book in a new young adult paranormal series that fans of the genre are sure to enjoy. The story is one of demons and angels, the war between good and evil, and our unique heroine's ability to decide the fate of everyone. It might not be the most original plot, the author's writing really brings the story to life and sets it apart from others similar to it. The main character, Julia, is a great lead for the book. She's realistic, down to earth, loves he 3.5 Stars

'When Ash Rains Down' is the first book in a new young adult paranormal series that fans of the genre are sure to enjoy. The story is one of demons and angels, the war between good and evil, and our unique heroine's ability to decide the fate of everyone. It might not be the most original plot, the author's writing really brings the story to life and sets it apart from others similar to it. The main character, Julia, is a great lead for the book. She's realistic, down to earth, loves her family, and is determined to give them the life she feels they deserve. She's not without flaws - she fights with jealousy, anger, and definitely needs to lighten up. I'll admit that it took me a while to warm up to her character. For the first third of the book, it seems like she's always focused on making money, working, and hating her mom's diner/their apartment. She's constantly talking about how her dad abandoned them and it's his fault that their lives suck. It really annoyed me and got to the point where I was rolling my eyes at her attitude. When all hell breaks loose, her focus shifts to more important things, and I found her much easier to empathize with. Another thing that bugged me was the predictability of some part of the plot, namely when it came to her relationships and interactions with other characters. Also, some of the events in the book were really easy to see coming. These things did have an effect on my reading experience, but I'm hoping the author will fix these in the next installment. They're solely my opinion, and I'm sure other readers won't have the same issues.

The majority of the story was well written, with detailed descriptions and great imagery that allowed me to picture everything clearly in my mind as it was happening. Even though some parts of the plot were predictable, the story was overall fascinating and had me intrigued. The characters were rounded, especially Julia and the other major characters like Cole, Mitch, and Nicholas. I liked watching their relationships grow and develop over the course of the book. I'm glad I pushed my way through the rough spots at the beginning, because I got caught up in the story and wanted to see what was going to happen. I'll definitely be reading the next book in the series, and I'm excited to see where the author will take it. Recommended for fans of the genre and for readers who enjoy fantasy, romance, and stories about angels and demons.

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Jan 24, 2017 Dawn West rated it liked it

Shelves: ya, paranormal

Actual Rating: 3.5

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Julia is having a rough time in her life. She's unhappy with her home and her mother's diner. She spends all of her time either caring for her brother, doing schoolwork, or at her nighttime job. She doesn't have time for friends or dating.

Yet, she's suddenly nominated as homecoming queen? That's odd. And weirder, yet, are the things that begin to happen around her. People behaving strang ...more

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Jul 23, 2018 Paige Green rated it liked it · review of another edition

Disclaimer: I received this book for free from JustReadTours and the author. Thanks! All opinions are my own.

Rating: 3/5

Genre: Paranormal Fantasy

Recommended Age: 15+ (slight violence, slight romance, and scary moments)

Pages: 320

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Synopsis: Angels are real.
So are demons.

Being a teenager in Shady Creek, WI just got a whole lot harder... and a whole lot scarier.

Julia received a necklace containing the songs of the angels from her dad when she was four. When she was eleven, h ...more

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Jul 14, 2018 Ronel Janse van Vuuren rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, young-adult-fantasy, folklore, angels-and-demons

Julia’s family and town is in great danger. Though she doesn’t believe any of it’s real, she’s part angel and has to fight off the demons threatening everyone she loves.

Okay, so Julia isn’t easy to like. She has this obsession with working to better herself and her life and the lives of her family. She thinks money will solve their problems – like having to save every penny to survive. She doesn’t have time for the frivolity of High School – she works several part-time jobs to save money to go t Julia’s family and town is in great danger. Though she doesn’t believe any of it’s real, she’s part angel and has to fight off the demons threatening everyone she loves.

Okay, so Julia isn’t easy to like. She has this obsession with working to better herself and her life and the lives of her family. She thinks money will solve their problems – like having to save every penny to survive. She doesn’t have time for the frivolity of High School – she works several part-time jobs to save money to go to university. Once you understand her motivations, though, Julia is quite real and endearing. She knows that the chances of her being able to go to university are slim, yet she works very hard to make that dream a reality. It’s better than giving up. I’ve read reviews going on and on about how unlikeable and un-relatable Julia is: here’s the thing, she has to work for everything she has, she has to work hard for everything she wants to have, and she has to deal with the meanness and jealousy that sometimes pops its head up when she looks at how easy others have it. It’s part of the storyline: having to overcome temptation to be a good person. It’s also a good theological discussion about what one would do to get what you think you deserve…

What I liked about this story is that Julia actually believes in the higher power she serves. So many other angel fantasy novels present characters who don’t believe in God, which is really sad if you think about it.

The way the community comes together to help one of their own teaches Julia about being truly alive and living her life, about how people aren’t all bad or out for themselves, and how perception colours the way we view the world (people see her as selfless while she’d been seeing herself as selfish).

My favourite line that conveys the discovery and journey Julia is on: “You’re very loved. Remember that. Love is a powerful thing. More powerful, even, than money.”

An enjoyable story. I can’t wait to read the rest of the series.
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Jan 25, 2017 Shanannigans rated it really liked it

Shelves: paranormal

Just look at this cover! Isn’t stunning? The story inside is just as good.

When Ash Rains Down is book #1 in Cecelia Earl’s Kingdom Come series. It’s exciting, fast-paced and super addictive!

My Thoughts….

I really like this one. It is very well-written and I quite enjoyed the characters. When Ash Rains Down is devoted to a lot of characterization and I really loved that. If I am going to be committing myself to a whole series, it is important to me that I really know the characters I am going on ...more

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Jul 26, 2017 Fay Tannerr rated it really liked it

Shelves: fantasy, young-adult

4.5 Stars!

When Ash Rains Down was a splendid novel for fans of ya fantasy! I really enjoyed the author's take on angels vs. demons. It was exciting and memorable.

Julia is a hardworking student. She has two jobs and great grades. All she's focused on this year is graduating early. But her world is turned upside down after a series of events that will change everything.

This novel had some great and interesting characters! Julia was a selfless and strong person because she would do anything to take ...more

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Jan 26, 2018 Jessica Wilhelmsson rated it it was amazing

Shelves: read-2018

This is a really great story!
Julia has-been caught in a really bad path in life. Everything and a little more happens to her in a short time. And none of it is pleasant. She has to go through a lot of bad and hurting situations. People around here are hurt, fire destroy and in the same time a mysterious guy appears. He calls Julia Angel and when she tell him that her name is Julia he tries to convince her that she IS an Angel.
He also tell her that everything that gone bad is because of her being ...more

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Apr 10, 2017 Linda rated it it was amazing

Do you believe in Angels and Demons? Well Julia didn't until the pain in her back turned out to be wings. She finds out that her father was an Angel. She has to decide if she wants to fight in the up coming battle between good and evil. Can't wait until the next book to find out ...more

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Aug 15, 2017 Debbie Eyre rated it it was amazing

Wow! What a fantastic YA story! Fast paced this well written paranormal read has plenty of action & has some great characters & plenty of twists & turns! It grabbed me from the first page & I can't wait to read book 2! ...more

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Jan 09, 2018 Jackie rated it it was amazing

What an amazing story from a first time author for me. Julia has a necklace that has songs of angels which suddenly stops. Loved every bit

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Aug 04, 2018 Becky Van Daniker rated it it was ok · review of another edition

DNF. Not for me, unfortunately.

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Jan 01, 2018 Christinaraven rated it it was amazing

What a cool concept and story. I loved the mix of Angels and demons and "normal" people in the middle of nowhere trying to survive. It is the story of Julia and what happens to her during a week in her senior year in high school. Full of drama, high schoolers, angels, demons, friends, and family, I found it to be a exciting YA story that was pretty clean in terms of sex but full of PG crazy fight scenes (blood, goo and swords are involved). Loved the different take on demons and how Julia figure ...more

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Dec 30, 2017 Michelle VanDaley rated it really liked it

A fresh take on Angels vs Demons. Overall it is a good storyline but I did not really care for or become invested in the characters. The female lead is cold and unfeeling for everyone except her mother and brother which makes me wonder why everyone keeps trying to be her friend. Hopefully she will grow as a person as the story continues.

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Mar 29, 2018 Barb VanderWel rated it it was amazing

I love this & I can't wait for more.
I will be also leaving a review on Goodreads @ Amazon.
And letting everyone know about it.
So i gave it a 5 Stars. ...more

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Jul 02, 2017 Deborah Dumm rated it it was amazing

I received a free copy of this novel for my unbiased opinion.

This is the best young adult paranormal novel I have read since the Harry Potter series. I love how Julia is portrayed as a strong intelligent young woman. She has two guardians but when she is by herself she is able to defend herself without help from the guardians. I can not wait to see how her relationship with her father evolves.

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Jan 09, 2017 Ashley Martinez (ilovebooksandstuffblog) rated it really liked it

When Ash Rains Down

An interesting and unique fantasy story that touches your soul. I enjoyed all the twist and turns.

Angels and demons have always fascinated me and I like where the author is going with it.

The struggles that the main character dealt with were real and raw really hitting the spot and was something I could identify with.

I can't wait to find out what happens next. There's definitely a lot of unanswered questions and I'm anxious to discover the answers. ...more

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Dec 07, 2016 A.A. Chamberlynn rated it it was amazing

An awesome young adult fantasy! I really enjoyed this. An epic battle of angels and demons, good and evil. I haven't read a lot of books with female angelic warriors, so that's definitely rad. Plus, she has a cool flaming sword. Fast-paced and sucks you into the story. Lots of juicy family drama. Oh, and did I mention not one but TWO yummy guardian angels dudes? Yep. Check it out! ...more

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Aug 21, 2017 Jennifer Redmile rated it really liked it

This was a great read, although it took me a while to get into it. But once I was hooked, I couldn't put it down. A beautifully written story of a girl struggling with the grey area between right and wrong. Sometimes it's easy to make the wrong choice for all the right reasons. Glad I can launch straight into book 2 in the series. ...more

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Dec 02, 2016 Beth rated it really liked it

Just finished reading the first 86 pages of the book. While I had a little difficulty getting started reading it, I was surprised when I got to the 86th page and wanted to continue reading. Can't wait for the rest of the book. ...more

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Aug 06, 2017 Jessica Lucci rated it liked it

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Julia is an 18 year old who knows exactly what she wants: excellence in her senior year so she can go to college and be wildly successful. Her hopes and dreams revolve around her family: her mother and little brother whom she dedicates all her time to. When she is shockingly voted Homecoming Queen, her life of solo dependence changes as tragedy strikes and she finds herself fighting between two worlds.

Julia is an admirable young woman. She prides herself in maintaining physical fitness and stre Julia is an 18 year old who knows exactly what she wants: excellence in her senior year so she can go to college and be wildly successful. Her hopes and dreams revolve around her family: her mother and little brother whom she dedicates all her time to. When she is shockingly voted Homecoming Queen, her life of solo dependence changes as tragedy strikes and she finds herself fighting between two worlds.

Julia is an admirable young woman. She prides herself in maintaining physical fitness and strength. Her martial arts moves come in handy when she has to protect herself from an intruder. Perseverance through a childhood fraught with divorce and poverty has molded her into an independent and focused teen. Her focus remains on her future, as she does everything she can to work and achieve financial stability for her family.

While Julia’s aspirations and drive are admirable, she suffers without realizing it. In her efforts to control her destiny, she pushes people away and diminishes their attempts for friendship. So consumed by her personal goals, she ignores manners and civil politeness. Her jealousy of the “rich kids” is understandable, but the resentment she exhibits towards them is more than a petty pang. Those same “rich kids” reach out to her, include her, and go out of their way to make her feel like part of the community. Yet she treats them like garbage, just because they have what she wants.

When Julia becomes devastated by disaster in her life, she eventually learns to fight not against the people trying to support her, but with them. Her battle winds up being much more than she could have imagined, as her life’s dreams are crushed beneath family secrets, and she engages in a violent war between Heaven and Hell.

If Julia's character had been more likable as a heroine, I would have enjoyed this book more and given it a higher rating. Her personal growth was sudden and not enough for me as a reader to sympathize with her. She was a martyr in her own mind, and her voice sounded whiney and bitter, unlike the author's seeming intention of making her be heard as brave and strong.

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Cecelia Earl credits her passion for penning fiction to a mandatory sixth grade study hall. She could have gotten her math done, but instead chose to write a teen mystery series, loosely inspired by Sweet Valley High, Trixie Belden, and Nancy Drew--her favorite series at the time. She never shared the stories with anyone, and time moved on. Sadly, she had no more mandatory study halls during which ...more