Guardians: The Girl (Book 1)
The Guardians Series, Book 1
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1.5 • 2 Ratings
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Publisher Description
"Pretty Little Liars" meets "The Mortal Instruments"
"I want her. I crave her. I love her. And that is the reason we will all die..."
I'm a proud bookworm who is jealous of the heroines she reads about. They're always brimming with courage and going on adventures. The most courageous thing I've done is drink milk two days past it's expiration date. Nothing new or exciting ever happens to me. I play it safe at every turn and live a spectacularly unremarkable life. Until…
I was attacked by a hoard of Demons and rescued by the Japanese twins from my history class. They confess to being part of a six-member team of Angels; sent to earth to find me. Wait, what? It turns out, they are here to get me to reveal a secret; one I don't even realize I'm keeping. If the Demons learn the secret before the Angels, they'll use that knowledge to bring hell on earth.
The twins present me to the team leader-- Marcus Cane. Marcus is stubborn and bossy. He's also ridiculously hot. I forget how to breathe when he's near and feel panic when he's away. But we could never be together. He's the most powerful Angel on earth and I'm, well…me.
Also, he has a girlfriend. She's stunning, intelligent and quick to kill. That should have been enough to make us stay away from each other, it wasn't…
This dark YA paranormal romance is perfect for lovers of Twilight, Fallen, and Immortal Instruments! Please note: This series was perviously published as "Guardians"
Customer Reviews
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L’idée principale des anges combattant contre les démons est interessante car même si elle est couremment utilisée une bonne recherche peut faire d’un livre une source d’apprentissage et d’interêt.
Pourtant, après 20-15 pages, ce livre devient ennuyeux. On dirait un journal intime écrit par une jeune adolescente sans imagination. Le vocabulaire est soit inventé et formant un charabia incompréhensible soit immature.
Ce livre commence par nous parler d’un combat universel et finis par se concentrer sur les amourettes d’une fille ne sachant pas que faire et agissant sans penser.
L’auteur a partir d’un moment semble trouver interessante l’idée d’intègre des choses telles qu’un quotidien (journal) angélique, une partie de foot-angélique, et un échange de coeur entre anges n’étant mentionner qu’une ou deux fois…
Je pense que ce livre pourrait apprécier un bon nettoyage pour le débarasser de tout ce surplus. Ou alors, ne parler pas de combat entre anges/démons mais juste de la vie d’une ado dans son lycée.
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