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I thought after reading the first few chapters I was going to like this book. Then the book went off the rails and while I tried to force myself to keep going, it was near impossible. The chapter where the hero describes the blood in the water was well down as was the initial scene between Lune and Morgan in the CME building. However, the next chapters with Michael affirmed his status as a miserable swine. It was like the author wrote a shocking scene about humans and demons involved in orgies with pain just to surprise the reader. If her goal was to have that Michael and his demons friends further the story she was mistaken. I'm not sure if her goal was to write Michael's story in the future but who could read it. He was described as a powerful being for good but he was just as evil as the demons so no wasy to care what happens to him in future books (unless he gets what he deserves.) So glad I didn't buy the next book. I'm deleting this book from my kindle library because it is so creepy, I don't want to accidentally start it again.


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Revelation Seven Signs Erica Hayes Books Reviews

There were several things that really grabbed my attention when I saw this Revelation while cruising around the book store paranormal romance, zombie plague, fallen angels, and possible demon curse. Seriously, I was immediately sold. I love apocalypse books, I love zombies, and I'm a total paranormal romance junkie. I've also recently discovered fallen angels ooze sexy and Luniel did not disappoint on that.

The setting is New York City meets Gotham City a few years into the future. Babylon is not anything likes its namesake. It is actually the crime capital of the country. The city is full of crime and violence. To top off those issues the bay had turned to blood and the sick and diseased are looking and behaving like zombies. Luniel may be one of the Tainted, a fallen angel but he knows the signs of an appending apocalypse. He believes that what he is seeing is the effects of a Vial Guardian losing his precious vials wrath. Luniel also knows that the vials can be abused and the wrath twisted if they land in the hands of demons.

A traumatic event from her teen years has left Morgan with little faith in any sort of a higher power. She is now a doctor and relies heavily on science and the solid proof that scientific facts give her. While on the last leg of her shift at the medical examiner office she has a hard time believing what she is seeing in the body bag. Logic and a long time distrust tells her it is something completely different than what it actually is. Morgan's inability to trust was one of my annoyances with this book. It is her character flaw and she has a right to it, but she held onto the distrust of all for too long.

The entire crew of Tainted was interesting and I want to know more about them. I also want to know more about the archangel Michael. For someone who holds the souls of the Tainted he has his very own dark taint and I'm very curious about the whys of that. Jadzia's new friend also has me eager to read more books in this series. I love dark books and Revelation was extremely dark, the world, the characters, even the fallen angels had their own darkness.

The spine clearly lists Revelation as a paranormal romance. The setting and the way the story is driven makes it feel more of an urban fantasy. There is definitely romance between Luniel and Morgan. Readers are given plenty of sexual tension and some hot sex scenes that are present with any romance. The author's website describes the book as an urban fantasy romance and I find that to be a very accurate genre description for the book.
If you love the paranormal, gorgeous sexy heroes and a good apocalyptic threat to the world, then this book is for you. I loved it's dark, moody tone and enjoyed the humour, camaraderie and irreverence between the 'Tainted' angels. Although the heroine of the book annoyed me on occasion, she did not detract too much from my enjoyment of the book overall. An absorbing read.
Would not recommend this book. Too many plot tricks to prolong a weak story. Starts out with a healthy concept, but failed to meet the expectations of the initial story idea. The main character puts the story in jeopardy almost immediately and along the way continues to screw up. She is a weak element within what had the potential to be a great good/versus bad story. Would not recommend this book.
This is a late review because I started with the good ones first. Unlike most of the other reviewers, I couldn't see anything good about the book. It was about 90% angel sex and zombie massacre. The rest was a few demons and something that was supposed to be a storyline. I skipped thru after the first few chapters looking for something interesting but couldn't find anything. There is a preview of the next book and it didn't look any better. Maybe I'm just odd man out with this but I like a good, interesting story and couldn't find one here.
This one started out kind of slowly w/ a lot of religious connotation, which in retrospect should be expected since it's the first book in a series based on the biblical end of days and fallen angels. Once the book got rolling, I fell into the dark gritty world that Hayes is so talented at creating. Her words include some I've never seen in a dictionary (angelscum, lol) but they get you right in the gut. I found myself carried away on a wave of shadowy underworld images with sharp edges and could almost smell the scents of the Tainted. I LOVED this book and only give it 4 stars because of the slow start. If you are a fan of Dark Fantasy, early LKH, Kim Harrison, or Stacia Kane, I highly recommend this book! Looking forward to the next installment!!
I thought after reading the first few chapters I was going to like this book. Then the book went off the rails and while I tried to force myself to keep going, it was near impossible. The chapter where the hero describes the blood in the water was well down as was the initial scene between Lune and Morgan in the CME building. However, the next chapters with Michael affirmed his status as a miserable swine. It was like the author wrote a shocking scene about humans and demons involved in orgies with pain just to surprise the reader. If her goal was to have that Michael and his demons friends further the story she was mistaken. I'm not sure if her goal was to write Michael's story in the future but who could read it. He was described as a powerful being for good but he was just as evil as the demons so no wasy to care what happens to him in future books (unless he gets what he deserves.) So glad I didn't buy the next book. I'm deleting this book from my kindle library because it is so creepy, I don't want to accidentally start it again.