Angel Burn was a refreshing addition to my reading shelf. I have started to be a tad apprehensive about reading these types of books because at this point I've read so many and some are definitely disappointing. This one, however, delivered! The storyline started out a bit slow and I wasn't at all sure I was going to enjoy the book. The prologue and first chapter left me wanting a little something more. However, as soon as Willow and Alex team up, the story turns into a non-stop adventure that I couldn't put down. I found myself turning page after page just to see what would happen next. Willow and Alex were unique characters with strong personalities. Willow especially was a breath of fresh air in a genre where so many female leads are written as weak or flaky. Willow was strong and independent (no Bella syndrome here--this girl can fix cars and everything!). The romantic interest between the two develops throughout the story, which I really appreciated. It wasn't an instant happening that came out of nowhere and I really appreciated that. 
 The one thing that bothered me with this one was the use of first-person narrative from Willow's perspective but third person for anyone else. The switching back and forth caught me off-guard a couple of times but did not deter from my overall enjoyment of this book. 
 (Disclaimer: I received this book from Candlewick Press via NetGalley for my honest review.)