Angelopolis. El Paraiso Perdido (Paperback)

from CarmenMilligan

As a sequel to Angelology, this picked up where the last left off. It would have been much smoother if I had read them closer together. The book is relatively character-heavy, and attention to lineage is a must to keep the story straight. Verlaine and Bruno, the elite angel hunters are very likab...

from MomsterBookworm

I recommend reading this second book in the 'Angelology' fantasy series right on the tails of finishing the first one, in order to get a better sense of flow and to capitalize on the high-momentum finish of the first novel. In some ways, this installment seems more academic compared to the more h...

from roses7184

Angelopolis Similar to Angelolgy, there was a lot that I liked about Angelopolis despite any qualms I may have had. In fact, I'm here to say that I actually enjoyed this book much better than the first. Perhaps it's because of the ample amounts of action, or maybe because of the discove...

from nbmars

Note: There are some very small spoilers for both books in this series, the first one being Angelology. Angelology begins in Milton, NY at St. Rose Convent. Sister Evangeline is 23; she has been living there since she was 12, and took her vows at age 18. She works in the library, handling the cor...

from JBD1

Angelopolis is the second in a trilogy, and like many books so situated it suffers a bit: there's the need to fill in relevant details from the first book and get people up to speed again on the details of what's going on, plus the basic function of the volume to set up the major climax in the th...