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I picked this book up at Barnes and Noble intending to give it a try and even though I was a little hesitant at first I was so glad I did.

I adored how they put the fun spin on angels in this book. It was unique and mysterious (just like angels). The authors put together the Grigori world very well and gave us just enough information to keep me excited without letting me know too much about what was going to happen.

Claire was a well written and likeable character. I liked that she didn’t always have angelic powers and gracefulness because she was a sweet young girl who was used to working for what she wanted and not just having everything handed to her. Even after experiencing some her crazy new talents she did her best to use them for good.

The secondary characters in this book were some of the best I have ever read about. Claire is lucky to have two of the coolest friends ever, Brian and Erica. They both were quirky, funny, and handled a crisis well. Which was good since there was a lot of them this year. I also liked that they were not clueless the entire time. Claire couldn’t hide from her best friends. It was easy to see that all three of them had a strong bond. Brian was great at putting some humor into any situation and Erica new just what to say to make Claire feel better. I would love to have friends like these in my life.

Alec wasn’t a brooding hero which was refreshing. He actually had a sense of humor and was really interesting to learn about. He and Claire had real connection that was really sweet. I also liked that even though he was super human in many aspects he also had very human moments. He embarrassed himself, made mistakes, and was afraid of many of the things teenagers are. It made him more relatable and I liked seeing that side of him.

After finishing this book I couldn’t help, but be excited for a possible sequel. There are still so many questions I have and I hope that one will definitely be made in the near future.

This is highly recommended to everyone who likes a good paranormal romance!


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Forbidden Syrie James Ryan M James Books Reviews

Have you ever read a book and when you were done with the last page...you just need to read more?
When I enjoy a book and I finish it...if I really liked it or really loved it...I just want to know that there
is one or two more out there by this same author and I want it to be a series. This book leads me to
believe there will be more even though this does seem to me to be only the first book in which I am
hoping there will be a second and third book in the near future.

I believe I read that this was a collaboration between Mother and Son...if that is true they had a rather
seamless camaraderie in sharing the pen so to speak. Some times when two people author a book
together it will have a choppiness about it and you can almost feel the distinctly different parts and
different writing styles. This was not like that...they must share the same brain, is all I can say.

If you are looking for a good read but nothing deep and heavy...and with the hopes and expectations
that this might become a Trilogy then I highly recommend this book...for your fantasy delight!

Always Happy To Review and Recommend Good Books,
PeggyAnn Smith
I went into Forbidden with low expectations. It was one of those books that sounded like it could be amazing, and so I went into it expecting a book that didn't meet expectations. That sounds a little twisted, I know, but I figured if a book sounded this good, then it probably wasn't going to be. So to say I was pleasantly surprised by Forbidden is putting it simply.

Claire is a normal 17 year old girl who starts to get strange visions of past and future events, as well as mysterious messages from someone she doesn't know. Just as all this starts to happen, Alec shows up. While Alec isn't the cause of these new, strange occurrences, he doesn't have an explanation. As Claire and Alec begin their romance, they soon discover whatever they feel is forbidden.

The story itself doesn't sound completely unique. Boy meets girl. Angels are involved. Boy can't date girl. However, Syrie and Ryan manage to make a unique story out of an ordinary plot. There's enough twists and turns to keep things interesting. Plus, the spin on angels is a little bit different and it really works to set the novel apart.

Claire is a teenager and she acts like a teenager, albeit a mature one. She does the typical teen thing, although she thankfully doesn't fall into the love triangle trap. She has amazing friends and, here's the shocker, she actually works to keep them in her life after things start to change. For some reason, in a lot of Young Adult paranormal novels, the friends from the beginning are slowly cut out of the picture and that always bugs me. Erica and Brian don't let Claire push them aside, and Claire makes sure to include them as she tries to figure everything out.

I wish we got a little bit more of Alec characterization. He's a fantastic guy and does have his swoon worthy moments, but he's not different. There's nothing that really sets his apart from other Young Adult male leads. He's written well and he's a sweet guy, but I feel like I say that about every guy. I could have gone for something a little different.

There were a few other moments when the novel just seemed to get choppy all of a sudden and there were a couple times when phrases or sentences just felt weird or out of place, and those are the only things holding me back from falling completely in love with the story.

As it looks right now, Forbidden is a single novel, even though the authors have more to write. I really hope this changes and there will be more Claire and Alec to read in the future. I want to know what happens to these two.
I picked this book up at Barnes and Noble intending to give it a try and even though I was a little hesitant at first I was so glad I did.

I adored how they put the fun spin on angels in this book. It was unique and mysterious (just like angels). The authors put together the Grigori world very well and gave us just enough information to keep me excited without letting me know too much about what was going to happen.

Claire was a well written and likeable character. I liked that she didn’t always have angelic powers and gracefulness because she was a sweet young girl who was used to working for what she wanted and not just having everything handed to her. Even after experiencing some her crazy new talents she did her best to use them for good.

The secondary characters in this book were some of the best I have ever read about. Claire is lucky to have two of the coolest friends ever, Brian and Erica. They both were quirky, funny, and handled a crisis well. Which was good since there was a lot of them this year. I also liked that they were not clueless the entire time. Claire couldn’t hide from her best friends. It was easy to see that all three of them had a strong bond. Brian was great at putting some humor into any situation and Erica new just what to say to make Claire feel better. I would love to have friends like these in my life.

Alec wasn’t a brooding hero which was refreshing. He actually had a sense of humor and was really interesting to learn about. He and Claire had real connection that was really sweet. I also liked that even though he was super human in many aspects he also had very human moments. He embarrassed himself, made mistakes, and was afraid of many of the things teenagers are. It made him more relatable and I liked seeing that side of him.

After finishing this book I couldn’t help, but be excited for a possible sequel. There are still so many questions I have and I hope that one will definitely be made in the near future.

This is highly recommended to everyone who likes a good paranormal romance!