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Angel In The Shadows (Angel #1)

Lisa Grace

Hardcover | Pages: 144 pages

Rating: 3.46 | 440 Users | 68 Reviews

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ISBN:	1609110013 (ISBN13: 9781609110017)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Angel #1

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The difference between vampires and angels? Angels are real.

Fifteen-year-old Megan Laughlin has a gift--or what seems like a curse at times. Megan sees angels and demons.

Megan knows her destiny is to protect her friends against dark angels who try to sway them into situations that can destroy their lives, their souls, and their eternity.

At school, she recognizes Judas, an über popular boy, as an evil angel hell-bent on destroying her and everyone she loves. As Judas spreads horrible rumors and overdoses two of her classmates at a rave, Megan realizes the enormity of his power. While classmates die, Megan, with the help of an angel, Johnny, and a team of friends will face the fight of their lives as they battle Judas.

Megan thinks God hasn't given her any "special" powers, but discovers she has what she needs as she confronts Judas and his seemingly unconquerable power.

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Title	:	Angel In The Shadows (Angel #1)
Author	:	Lisa Grace
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 144 pages
Published	:	November 11th 2009 by Strategic Book Publishing & Rights Agency, LLC
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Angels

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Ratings: 3.46 From 440 Users | 68 Reviews

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WOW!!!! What a powerful book! I couldn't put it down. It left me on a cliffhanger and now I *have* to read the other books! She does a wonderful job of helping people understand that there is a Spiritual battle going on. Angles and Demons are real and they are here. Just because we can't see them doesn't mean they're not here or not real.I read the Kindle version and did see some typos. Hear for here and a couple of words like that that spell check will not pick up on. But, overall I REALLY,

Before I start my review I would like to thank Lisa Grace and Goodreads for making it possible that a free autographed copy of Angel in the Shadows was sent to me. I must admit that I am of that dreaded, widespread sin: of judging a book by its cover. And it's title, too, actually. So I was expecting yet another YA paranormal romance. You know the one, with the heroine who meets a new, mysterious boy. Cue the strange, undeniable chemistry happening between them. Cue the "I'm dangerous, we

The war between Good and Evil has always been and will always be. It's a balancing act. Before I continue with my review I would like to explain something. I am not religious. I am extremely open minded to all aspects of life and yes that does include all types of religion. This book maybe considered a religious book but the synopsis drew me in and I figured I'd give it a go. I really enjoyed that this book took place in FL. Lisa used some familiar lingo that I was comfortable with. Lisa's book

I have to say, this book really challenged me in the review department because I can't really fit this book neatly into one primary genre. This book is definately Christian Fiction, but not your mama's Cfiction! It's teen Christian Fiction - younger teens primarily in the first half, but older teens would enjoy the second half. It also has YA Paranormal appeal because of the contemporary setting and good/evil angel battles. It definately has a refreshing approach to battling evil in fiction.

Even though I am a senior citizen I do not shy away from YA stories and enjoy those that are good novels whose characters just happen to be Young Adults. However, this is not one of them; this is truly a YA novel aimed at a YA level for Youth alone, maybe 14 and under. However, some of the subject matter may be too mature for young tweens, yet the style of writing was too immature for older teens--so I can't tell what age group the author was targeting. Maybe some parents might consider this a

Could not make it past the first couple of pages, too cringeworthy.

I really wanted to like this book. Its got an interesting premise, and Id love to see some great Christian versions of the popular paranormal YA genre. But this book is just terrible. Grammar and spelling errors run rampant, the characters are boring and unbelievable, and the author really needs to learn the meaning of show, dont tell. Not to mention that theres really no overcoming of obstacles by the main character. Despite the huge, eternal stakes, every challenge the main character faces is