Title: Angel’s Quest
Author: Stephani Hecht
Publisher: Extasy Books
Publisher URL: http://www.extasybooks.com/
ISBN: 978-1-55487-255-8
Genre: Paranormal/Fantasy/Contemporary
Rating: 4 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Goddess Minx
When the Chief Archangel Michael is forced to take a trip with the woman he wants as his mate, he tries every argument possible, because he would rather continue to be alone and not have to worry about her safety. Before they can leave to find the fairy child, who will be able to help rid one of their empath’s of the demon, Rachael reads him the riot act by telling him what they will or will not be doing while on the trip. All he wishes to do is take her somewhere safe, and show her how much he really wants to be with her.
Rachael is exactly what he needs in a woman, and Michael is not willingly going to accept it without a fight for control. Now that she knows a little of the trauma he went through before becoming their leader, Rachael wants to hunt down the people who caused his painful childhood. In the past Michael has been strong enough to keep others out of his mind, so they would not know how he was really feeling, but with her that was not an option and she takes advantage of it to learn more about him.
Angel’s Quest is the seventh book in the Archangels series and tells of a budding love match that needed to happen. The last book led you into this story with the knowledge that an old demon has possessed one of the Lehor brothers, leaving him needing the help of a special fairy child to remove it from him. Rachael and Michael had been avoiding each other for some time, and both of them kept their secrets close to their hearts. What ends up bringing them together is not what you expect, and the outcome of that union is a much stronger bond for the whole group.
Author: Stephani Hecht
Publisher: Extasy Books
Publisher URL: http://www.extasybooks.com/
ISBN: 978-1-55487-255-8
Genre: Paranormal/Fantasy/Contemporary
Rating: 4 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Goddess Minx
When the Chief Archangel Michael is forced to take a trip with the woman he wants as his mate, he tries every argument possible, because he would rather continue to be alone and not have to worry about her safety. Before they can leave to find the fairy child, who will be able to help rid one of their empath’s of the demon, Rachael reads him the riot act by telling him what they will or will not be doing while on the trip. All he wishes to do is take her somewhere safe, and show her how much he really wants to be with her.
Rachael is exactly what he needs in a woman, and Michael is not willingly going to accept it without a fight for control. Now that she knows a little of the trauma he went through before becoming their leader, Rachael wants to hunt down the people who caused his painful childhood. In the past Michael has been strong enough to keep others out of his mind, so they would not know how he was really feeling, but with her that was not an option and she takes advantage of it to learn more about him.
Angel’s Quest is the seventh book in the Archangels series and tells of a budding love match that needed to happen. The last book led you into this story with the knowledge that an old demon has possessed one of the Lehor brothers, leaving him needing the help of a special fairy child to remove it from him. Rachael and Michael had been avoiding each other for some time, and both of them kept their secrets close to their hearts. What ends up bringing them together is not what you expect, and the outcome of that union is a much stronger bond for the whole group.
Stephani Hecht has done it again with her interesting writing about demonic beings wanting to destroy the archangels. Michael has a huge dark secret that he doesn’t want anyone finding out and despite his efforts, his entire family does. Surprisingly, their reaction is not what he expects from them because of his connection to Lucifer, forcing him to accept the unconditional love they have for him. This is the first battle to happen between good and evil and the outcome has The Order of Four seriously thinking that they are not ready for the war to come.
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