This is
the third and final book in the Angelfire series and I have to say it is by far
my favorite. It seemed like everything came together in this final installment.
The characters were multi-dimensional, well fleshed out and “real”. The story
never slows throughout the book. The action is constant and kept me turning the
pages. There are some new characters and at first I was skeptical about
introducing new people in the final novel but they all intertwined into the
lives of the original characters nicely. Sergio became a special favorite of
mine. His angst over who he really is and how he fits into this supernatural
world was especially well written. Dumah, for me, is the ultimate character I
loved to hate. Even after reading Dumah’s Demons, which tells how Dumah came to
be so evil, I found myself hoping for the worst outcome for her. It takes great
writing for me to care, whether it’s to love or hate them, about a character so
much. I also enjoyed how the author wrote from alternating viewpoints, both
Ali’s and Kian’s. It gave a broader view of what was going on in the different
situations. Without giving anything away, the epic battle of the book was
awesome and worth waiting for. I enjoyed the previous books but this was
definitely the ultimate one of the series.
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