Review: Breath of Angel
Karyn Hanley
The Angelaeon Circle Book One
Paperback, 277 Pages
Young Adult, Paranormal Christian Fiction
Publisher: WaterBrook Press
ISBN: 978-0-30773-012-1
Release Date June 21 2011
The story is about a
sixteen-year-old priestess named Melaia, who loves her life as the one day High
Priestess of the temple. But one day she witnesses a murder in the temple
courtyard and find that the victim is an angel, and his murderer is a man who
can shift between the form of human and a hawk. Soon after Melaia is sucked
into a war between angels, two immortal brothers one of whom is the murder of
the angel and the man who stole immortality and destroyed the Wisdom Tree and
the stairway to heaven.
She soon learns that the two
brothers if not stopped will destroy the rest of the world with their fighting.
In this journey Melaia’s beliefs are put to the test and proved wrong, she
finds there are angels, immortals, and other beings only thought of in stories.
Melaia soon discovers things about herself that she’s never known and things
about life and the world that she never thought possibly.
I’ll admit that I was intrigued
from the very beginning. It was a really good book and an even better
start to a series. The world was different from one that I’ve read before, Ms.
Hanley created another world and made it her own instead of simply writing in
the past. The angels in here were different than the kinds of angels I’m used
to in other stories and I appreciate that, I love to see how different author
takes things and put their own spin on it. There was even a little romance in
the book, there could have been more but there will be another book so who
knows what we’ll see in the future. All in all it was a good book and I would
recommend it to anyone who likes to sit back and enjoy good books.
To learn more about
Karyn Henley or her books visit her website
{Disclaimer: I
received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this
review}
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