This is an epic love story between a fallen angel trying to earn his wings back, and a woman who is destined for greatness. I fell in love with this book. And even though I'm writing this review some three weeks after having read this book, I still remember everything vividly. 
 I love angel books, but it's hard to find stories that do the angels justice. Too many simply fall too short on either theology or character development and chemistry. Lash hits home on all accounts. The theology of the book is close enough to read true, the characters are well rounded, and the chemistry between Lash and Naomi keeps you turning the pages, hoping there is a way for them to be together. 
 I loved that Naomi was a no nonsense woman (no navel gazing and no woe me), and that Lash was the unlikely hero. Even the support characters were great. The action portion of the book is set on high, and when they start running from Lucifer and his minions, you can only hope they'll be able to escape. I did not expect the ending the story got. I was up half the night, reading, anxious to find out what happened. 
 There is also great sadness in this story, it had me reaching for my Kleenex box several times. And it's been a while since I had to do that for a book. One thing is for sure, I can't wait for the next book in the series. 
 Review can also be found at From the Bottom of a Frappe. 
 I received this book as an e-galley from L.G. Castillo via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are mine.