This has gotten to be one of the best YA Apocalyptic Dystopian Urban-Fantasy books I have ever read. Angelfall has its all glory of a plot that I have always been dying to read ever since the dawn of time. This is the kind of story about angels that didn't disappoint me in any way. The fact that I've been through a lot of angel-demon books made me a little cautious in encountering more of it. Since everyone's been hyped and kept on buzzing praises about this book, I couldn't help but be seriously intrigued. And boy was I really really hooked as soon as I started reading it. I thought I couldn't anymore get a hold of books that kept me insomniac at night, which was becoming rare, but this book really did surprise me, energizing me to keep on reading. One of the many things I love about Angelfall is that, it mostly bestowed explosions at the end of every chapter, a main factor that kept me awake until dawn. It's an additional genius device for authors and I'm totally grateful that it was utilized here in Angelfall, but I don't know if Susan Ee's not aware of this tactic, or, she really is just one of those writers that love to throw cliffhangers/bombs at the end of a chapter. Either way, the story was overall very well-written. I especially enjoyed the dialogues and interactions between Penryn and Raffe (i kept on laughing so hard!), and I liked that Susan really did a good job to incorporate them as good partners in terms of thriving for survival, despite the fact that they're both abominations to each other, but managed to brush and suspend a little personal 'tension' between them. Each of them has his/her own mission to accomplish but as the story progresses, they have learned to bond, adapt and help each other, thus leading them toward an unspoken solid (romantic?) attachment and was obviously depicted near the end. Another thing that made me totally whipped by this book is that, some scenes may not be for the faint-hearted, or in other words, it contains nauseating and gory scenes, and some creepy and scary parts that successfully urge me some goosebumps. They were so vividly worded and well-described I kept covering my gaping mouth to somehow alleviate the strong feelings evoked. Angelfall has the comedy, creeps, suspense, adventure, romance and everything else a picky reader should ask for. Susan Ee is a writer who is not scared to put everything into words what her imaginations/characters dictate her so. It is not a wonder that she's gained another fan from the lil angel-demon-book-lover ol me!