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Jessica Castle jessicacastle — I started to listen to this once and it didn't take but came back to it and it did. Neal Stephenson is very good at imagining future world's. Will something like the "primer" ever exist? Imagine Wikipedia, fully vetted, with personality and interactivity. It could happen.

Yeekwang Kim igwain — X Men meets Diary of a Wimpy Kid meets My Bodyguard meets The Witches meets overwrought prose -- especially at the beginning -- and a collection of awkwardly incorporated vintage photos. The narrator's voice is as uneven (is Jacob a wiser-than-his-years smartass, or is he Encyclopedia Brown, earnestly trying to solve the mystery of his beloved grandfather's death?) as the photos (the photo of Emma and Jacob's grandfather is just wrong; it doesn't match the description of the photo in the book, and the woman in the picture is too old and not nearly as beautiful as the Emma Jacob describes). This book clearly tried to piece together a story from a series of photos, and it did so with mixed results.

Corina Hegi _orina_egi — *This review contains a bit of spoilers if you haven't read Archangel's Blood & Archangel's Kiss* Reenter Nalini Singh’s unique world filled with angels, vampires and guild hunters (vampire hunters). Elena is one of the top active guild hunters and from the beginning of her story to now, her life has taken a drastic turn that she could have never imagined. What do you expect from a woman who hunts vampires for a living, right? Elena now finds herself in love with Raphael, the archangel of New York and a newly turned angel herself, which was impossible, up until now. Elena tries hard to get her life on track while dealing with being a newly made angel, her relationship with Raphael and the new and unknown threat to the world. She defiantly has got her hands filled. The story brings a whole new twist on the phrase “guess who’s coming to town”. I really enjoyed Nalini’s writing an Archangel Consort is no different. With the guild hunter series Nalini breathed new life into angels and vampires that are strongly unique but actually works within the story. There’s a dark edge and power to the angels and vampires that intrigues me. I enjoyed the journey that Elena goes through and how things didn’t come easy for her. There was a lot of blood, sweat and tears that she went through in trying to solve this case. She didn’t just wake up and was this all powerful being now. She had to learn and grow and fight for what she wanted. Including her relationship with Raphael. There was a good balance of steamy sexy scenes and scenes where Raphael and Elena got to know each other better as well as their relationship as a couple. Showing their secrets and vulnerability to each other with the situations tossed at them. No instant happily ever after here, which I really appreciated. There are so many great characters within the book, mainly Raphael’s Seven (you’ll understand when you read it), with such interesting backgrounds themselves that I wanted to more about them. I wanted them to have more of a presence within the story then they already had which I don’t know if that is a bad or good thing? Possible branch off series? There was a lot of mystery and intrigue with finding out who the threat was and I love the added danger. Nalini really kept me guessing all the way to the end of the story with how the story would pay out. In reconciliation or bloodshed? And I have to say that the ending left possibilities that could be further explored while leaving me satisfied. Archangel Consort really kept me entertained from the beginning of the story all the way up to the end. The world that Nalini Singh created had all the danger, intrigue, mystery and romance to keep a reader entertained.