I think this book is not that bad. not so good, but not so bad. I quite enjoy reading it, and somehow i can understand the stalker-side of Luce, the heroine in this book that gets so many people complaining about how crazy she was. 
 This book is about, well, quoting Ms. Sophia, two infants that fell in love, and then made the whole world collapsed, since one of them is/was an angel, a fallen angel. 
 Condemned for what he did, Daniel, the angel, got punished by God, because he didn't gave his soul (and his love) completely to JUST God, by falling in love to a mortal, Lucinda, Luce. This part is kinda ridiculous actually, but carry on. 
 As the punishment, Daniel the angel who got to live forever, had to see Luce died, over an over again for every 17 years. she resurrected, but only to die again everytime she met Daniel and fall in love again with him. 
 But in this lifetime things was working differently. why don't Luce died after Daniel kissed her oh so passionately? 
 Most people who read this book complaint about the crazy stalker mode that Luce pulled. They said Luce was unbelievably stupid, for not being able read the sign that Daniel threw on her face "I hate you!" but come on...they spent so many life times falling in love over and over again, of course they had that connection that would make them do stupid and crazy things. Things that can not be explain by common sense, but that what make most stories interesting and fun to read. because the characters in them do things that usually people in the real life wouldn't do. 
 Because, here, in real life, we have to do everything by common sense, haven't we? all sober and logical, huh. *smirk* 
 although i do have to admit that some parts are boring, i still think this is a pretty good book. and i am eager to read the next one, not too soon, but i will. 
 cheers.