Do you read Angels?

 

I remember a few years ago I became aware of Angels in paranormal romance. I was skeptical at first, after all I like most of the population of the world that has been exposed to Christianity in some form or another has a rather defined image of angels.

I’m talking Michael the archangel and that guy, you know Satan. Angels had a set place in our collective consciousness. So much so that I had no wish to disturb my views on Angels and for the longest time I didn’t read them. Then I began to see interesting covers. Yes I have a weakness. I’ve checked out many a book because of the cover.

My first full blown encounter with angels was in the Anthology hot spell. I love this anthology for various reasons but for now I’ll stick to   MelJean Brooks and her story Falling for Anthony.

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What really caught me? Nalini Singh’s Guild Hunter series.

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So how about you do read angels? If you do, who you recommend?

5 thoughts on “Do you read Angels?”

  1. I do enjoy reading about angels in paranormal romance. The most recent angel story I read was Fallen by Claire Delacroix. It takes place in a dystopian future, which is an added bonus for me. 🙂

  2. J.R. Ward’s Fallen Angels series is my favorite so far. For a YA read, Lauren Kate’s Fallen series was a very unique take on angels and demons.

  3. Sarah Gilman’s “Out In Blue” knocked my socks off. I was the proofreader for the publisher, and I kept catching myself READING, not proofing! I had to go back and do chapters over. 🙂 Great book.

  5. A friend of mine wrote a novella that featured angels – it was the first I’d read like that, and I really enjoyed it – the title was The Wild One’s Hunger by Ericca Thornhill. Her angels were unlike any I’d ever read, and the first time I had seen angels treated as non-religious creatures.

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