The supporting cast of Fallen was, generally, really strong, and she removes the majority of them and relegates most of the rest to minor roles. Lauren Kate takes something of a gamble here. As she learns to summon the mysterious Announcers, she may be able to find the answers she wants - or she may end up putting herself, Daniel, Cam, and her new friends Miles and Shelby in even more danger.
While they expect Luce to sit quietly in Shoreline, she's desperate to find out more of her past lives, and to see whether she really can live happily with Daniel this time around. There's just the small matter of the hunters out to get her.Īnd while Luce thinks her main problem is avoiding the 'bad' fallen angel Cam, the reader knows right from the prologue that there's far worse things out there than him, as we see Cam and Daniel draw up a truce to deal with the mysterious Outcasts.
With many of the pupils there Nephilim - other angels, or people descended from angels - it's a lot more pleasant than her old reform school Sword & Cross. The start of this book, then, sees fallen angel Daniel take girlfriend Luce to a new school, Shoreline, to protect her. Sounds like your cup of tea - because this review will inevitably contain significant spoilers for the earlier Lauren Kate novel.
If you haven't read Fallen, go read it - or at least read a review to see whether it
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