Kilty Angels Time-Travel Urban Fantasy Thriller with a Killer Sense of Humor

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The sexy, thrilling, hilarious urban fantasy by USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Amy Vansant continues with Anne's story. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "From the first page to the last, I was hooked." - Vine Voice Reviewer The insane, corrupted Arch Angel Seth has been captured, so Anne, Con, and Michael might have a moment to breathe, right? Don't count on it. Another team of Angels, the Cherubim, have arrived to wipe out the Angeli and kill any human who doesn't meet their standards. The first-arriving Cherub, Rathe, is a long-haired teen with the face of an angel. He seems like an unlikely villain, but he's created two Angeli-hunting Sentinels, including an evil ex-mercenary with nasty plans for Anne. While Michael orchestrates the Angeli offensive, it's up to Anne and Con to find Rathe and stop him before he opens the floodgates to Chaos. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "I read this book without having read the first volume first, and I was concerned it wouldn't make much sense to me, as a result. However, it turned out it can be read as a standalone, and I have enjoyed it immensely. Amy Vansant's humor is wicked and her characters' dialogue had me howling all the time. There is a series of strange creatures in the book, both angelic and human, and all of them added fascination and enthusiasm to my reading experience. There is hilarity, but also shocking cruelty in the interactions between this motley crew of characters, but it all works remarkably well to make up a story that stays with you and leaves you thirsty for more. I was astounded by how much I enjoyed this book, because I don't normally enjoy stories containing dark characters or violence, but somehow the author found the perfect balance as to not let this bother even someone like me. This book has made me a fan of Amy Vansant's work, and I intend to read more from this author." - Author Effrosyni Moschoudi

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