Title: Sins of The Angels (The Grigori Legacy #1)
Author: Linda
Poitevin
Publisher: Ace Books
Publisher: Ace Books
Format: Mass Market Paperback, 324 pages
Publication Date: September 27th 2011
Publication Date: September 27th 2011
Overall: 5/5
Source: Bought
A detective with a secret lineage. An undercover Hunter with a bullet-proof soul. And a world made to pay for the sins of an angel…
Homicide detective Alexandra Jarvis answers to no one. Especially not to the new partner assigned to her in the middle of a gruesome serial killer case—a partner who is obstructive, irritatingly magnetic, and arrogant as hell.
Aramael is a Power—a hunter of the Fallen Angels. A millennium ago, he sentenced his own brother to eternal exile for crimes against humanity. Now his brother is back and wreaking murderous havoc in the mortal realm. To find him, Aramael must play second to a human police officer who wants nothing to do with him and whose very bloodline threatens both his mission and his soul.
Now, faced with a fallen angel hell-bent on triggering the apocalypse, Alex and Aramael have no choice but to join forces, because only together can they stop the end of days.
Review:
In the city streets of Toronto,
mutilated corpse of slashed victims keep appearing. It soon becomes clear to homicide
detective Alexandra Jarvis and the rest of her department that the murders of
these people are of no coincidence, and that there is a serial killer on the
loose.
Everything changes the day
Alexandra meets her new partner and begins to see things that she believes
couldn’t possibly be real. From then on, Alex’s gets tossed into a world where
angels are real, and she discovers that the One who created the human race as
well as the devil himself truly does exist. Better yet, her partner, whose real
name is Aramael, is a power that hunts fallen angels and that he was sent to
earth to protect her from the very thing that’s causing the murders, his own
brother.
What will happen when Alex
discovers that she’s been placed right in the middle of a war between good and
evil?
Sins of the Angels is the first novel in The Grigori Legacy, with Sins of the Son being the next
installment in this phenomenal series. From the prologue I was sucked in, and I
just had to continue reading until the early hours of the next morning. I
simply couldn’t put it down until I finished reading the very last page.
My favorite elements of Sins of the Angels were both the mystery
and angelic mythology/urban fantasy aspects of the novel. Linda Poitevin makes readers
feel as though they are part of the ongoing investigations and have them follow
the clues right alongside the characters. I really do enjoy reading mystery
novels and thrillers, and the mystery side in Sins of the Angels was no exception. What made the plot even better
was the religious/paranormal twist the author incorporated into the story. Linda
Poitevin includes both common mythologies with her own unique spin on the
tales.
Linda Poitevin brilliantly
details the angel hierarchy, the characters backgrounds, and the vivid images of
the murder scenes. I personally enjoyed Linda’s introduction of “powers” and
“archangels”, who to me come off as some real badass angels with flaming wings
and that no one should mess with. Oh, and did I forget to mention that they are
jaw-droppingly handsome too? *grins*
The author also steams things up
with a large dose of forbidden love. The chemistry between Alexandra and
Aramael can sizzle anything that comes within a mile of the pair. There is so
much tension that at times I wanted to pull my hair and scream!
Sins of the Angels is action-packed with engaging characters
throughout the novel. I definitely recommend this series to anyone who enjoys Mystery
and Urban Fantasy reads!
Must Read! Highly Recommended!
**Please Note: This review is my honest opinion and I did not receive monetary compensation from it.**
**Please Note: This review is my honest opinion and I did not receive monetary compensation from it.**
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How kickass is that cover? I havent heard of thsi book but it sounds good! Great review girl.x
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