Review: Angel Burn - L.A Weatherly

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In the Mood for Teen Angel Fiction ?


Angel Burn
Review: Angel Burn - Angel Book #1 - L.A Weatherly - May 2011
I've always been a fan of L.A Weatherly's books ever since I read her book written under Lee Weatherly - Kat Got your Tongue , Missing Abby and Breakfast at Sadie's. So when I discovered that she was writing a new series starring Angels , I just had to get my book hands onto it.  When It comes to Angel stories, Im always in two minds as Ive read a few that weren't that great and then Ive read others that I've enjoyed. Angel Burn is one that I enjoyed. It tells the story of Willow Fields, who is anything but a normal teen as she has always had the gift of foretelling the future and Alex - he is a seventeen yr old Angel Killer recruited by the CIA. When he is given his next task to kill Willow, all goes accordingly till he realises that something is different about Willow, she doesn't give off the same Angel aura and is more human than anybody he has met before. Willow along with Alex, soon discover that Willow is in fact a half Angel/ half human and the Church of Angels want her head on a platter. So as you can guess , the rest of the first book in a trilogy at this stage sees Alex and Willow on the run , in order to save Willow's life. When Alex's buddies turn their backs on him for harbouring an angel, it is up to him and Willow alone ? Can the two work together to save Willow or when the going gets tough, will Alex side with his friends ?
Find out in this story with a twist - Angel Burn by L.A Weatherly.




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  1. Momo (Books Over Boys)May 31, 2011 at 8:37 AM

    Angel Burn - I've been wanting to read this one! :) Great review!

    Also, did you receive Abandon by Meg Cabot yet?

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  2. The Phantom ParagrapherMay 31, 2011 at 6:30 PM

    @Momo- Not yet but it was sent out about a week ago , things normally take a couple of weeks to send to NZ. :) So should be here sometime this week.
    Paula

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