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An angel altered with demon blood,
Camael is the leader of the empaths and a member of the
archangel Order of Four. His responsibilities are endless,
especially since war broke out in Heaven between archangels
and justice angels. To make matters worse, Cam is
continually haunted by the memories of what happened to him
during his captivity in Hell. When Michael, leader of the
archangels, sends Cam to pick up one of the archangel spies,
Cam finds himself in the company of the last angel he ever
expected to see.
Amadeaha is the niece of the leader of
the justice angels, a male bent on destroying Cam and his
family. Despite her uncle’s treachery, Cam has been drawn
to Amadeaha for years, longing for her but never believing
himself worthy of her. But things change when it’s clear
Amadeaha’s life is in danger. Though the pull between Cam
and Amadeaha becomes impossible for them to resist, will
Amadeaha be able to convince Cam to risk everything for
love?
Strength in adversity, faith in love,
and happiness in times of sorrow – all these themes come
into play in this explosive installment of Stephani Hecht’s
phenomenal Archangel Series. Angel’s Blood is
the story fans of the series are sure to have been waiting
for, and it is well worth the wait.
When Cam and Amadeaha first met in
Angel Warriors, I just knew Ms. Hecht would be giving
them a book one day and I’ve been eagerly waiting for the
story ever since. While I counted on them falling in love,
what I didn’t expect was how much Cam would change along the
way. Cam’s transformation from being a dorky, smart-mouthed
empath to the (still smart-mouthed) strong, fierce,
part-incubus leader of the empaths has been a captivating,
often heartbreaking journey to watch as the series has
progressed. The biggest obstacle in his relationship with
Amadeaha is Cam truly feels that all he has suffered and
survived makes him unworthy of her. What I love about
Amadeaha is her refusal to accept the reasons Cam gives that
their relationship can’t work, that she doesn’t give up on
him or their love. She has changed as well over the series,
though most notably in Angel’s Blood. In this
book Amadeaha comes into her own, finding her own strength
and fighting for those she loves.
For those new to the Archangel Series, Ms. Hecht provides
enough information for readers to follow along. However, to
feel the full impact of Angel’s Blood, it’s
best to start the series from the beginning with Angel
Warriors. In this story, Ms. Hecht continues to expand
the universe of her books, adding twists and turns I didn’t
expect. For fans who adore the Lehors, Cam’s family plays a
huge part in the book, particularly Derel. Angel’s
Blood ended with more than one cliffhanger, making
me incredibly eager for the next book in the series.
Gripping from start to finish with characters I only become
more attached to as the series continues, Angel’s
Blood was pure pleasure to read. |
