VBT# Shattering Halos - Sunniva Dee

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Review: Shattering Halos - Book #1 Halos Series - Sunniva Dee - February 2014

 Gaia should have died that night with all her friends but something saved her and now he must pay for his actions. The night Gaia should have died, she saw a young man - the hottest guy she had ever seen before she closed her eyes to darkness. Waking up in a hospital bed, everyone is calling what happened to Gaia - a miracle but she knows that it had more to do with her guardian angel - Gabriel.  Never before has there been a bond/ relationship pull like this between Guardian Angel and Human - though of course unless you have read Sunday's at Tiffany's by James Patterson which is one of my favourite books, you would have seen a similar storyline. Now the world's balance between angels and mortals stands in the hanging as Gabriel -to be with her broke the rules . But can Gaia live without Gabriel , as though she tries ,he is in everything that she does.  This book was a tad slow and I could see it gaining more potential but for me personally as I have read many similar books it fell a bit flat but then again in Guardian Angels and Mortal relationships are your thing and are on your palate of reading material then check out Book #1 in the Halos series - "Shattering Halos" by Sunniva Dee. One more thing though, I am in love with this cover art :)




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