A review by akel104
Crushed Seraphim by Debra Anastasia
4.0
I don't even know where to start? The style, the characters, the ending? Oof.
Why did it end that way? Is there another part that I can't see.? I think I love that it has ended that way though, too many stories carry on in other novels and you begin to tire of the characters. I think the way this one has ended is perfect. Sure, it's a cliffhanger, but at least you get to believe it ended well, which is really what the story is about right? belief?
I'm in no way religious so I'm so happy I got to read this book without feeling preached to! I loved reading about Debra Anastasia's own vision if Heaven, I loved that Jack was irresistable and cocky and a total assbag, I loved how feisty Emma was and I really loved how well Jason called on the angel's hypocracy.
D.A has such a brilliant mind, I don't think it's possible for anyone to write like her, she has such a unique imagination and her books are so stand alone that you can take them for exactly what they are. It doesn't matter what you believe in, it's real in the novel and that's what matters.
I loved Poughkeepsie and I think, if it's possible, I love Crushed Seraphim even more!
Why did it end that way? Is there another part that I can't see.? I think I love that it has ended that way though, too many stories carry on in other novels and you begin to tire of the characters. I think the way this one has ended is perfect. Sure, it's a cliffhanger, but at least you get to believe it ended well, which is really what the story is about right? belief?
I'm in no way religious so I'm so happy I got to read this book without feeling preached to! I loved reading about Debra Anastasia's own vision if Heaven, I loved that Jack was irresistable and cocky and a total assbag, I loved how feisty Emma was and I really loved how well Jason called on the angel's hypocracy.
D.A has such a brilliant mind, I don't think it's possible for anyone to write like her, she has such a unique imagination and her books are so stand alone that you can take them for exactly what they are. It doesn't matter what you believe in, it's real in the novel and that's what matters.
I loved Poughkeepsie and I think, if it's possible, I love Crushed Seraphim even more!