Angelus Trilogy Angel City, Book 2, (Paperback)

from JBD1

A good follow-up to The Watchers, but this volume suffers a little bit from "middle book syndrome." There's lots and lots of backstory and buildup for the final volume, but the plot moves a little slowly and the end just isn't very satisfying. Will look forward to the next installment, though!

from TheEllieMo

The second part of the Angelus Trilogy, Angel City leads us further in the stories of Jay Harper and Katherine Taylor, introduced to us in the first in Jon Steele's series, The Watchers. I'm not sure what genre I would put this novel in. Given its notion of angels taking the forms of men, and wal...

from agarcia85257

Angel City by Jon Steele is book #2 in The Angelus Trilogy. I received my copy of the book as part of a Goodreads giveaway and it took me awhile to finish the book. I actually put it down after a hundred pages or so and could not continue. It took my awhile to figure out why and once I did I was ...

from MarFisk

Originally published on Tales to Tide You Ove Angel City is a complicated, multi-threaded tale that plays on faith, fact, history, and knowledge. This book is a treasure of unreliable narrators who don't know, can't remember, or won't say what's going on. That might sound frustrating, but it isn'...

from NatalieSW

The characters are gritty, flawed, and appealing; the baddies are mysterious, creepy and terrifying. Innovative scenarios, dialog and plot events combine with the familiar to make a very new, very exciting story. I read the first two Angelus books on my phone at every available opportunity--in li...