We all know how it feels to be betrayed or like we don't have control over ourselves and to see these characters struggle with these emotions and these urges to be close to each other, helped remind us how much love can make you feel crazy and yet be amazing. I found the descriptions of the emotions felt to also be very realistic. It helped to draw in the reader and make it easy to actually visualize the scenery and practically feel like you were there and experiencing the scenes yourself. I found Amore to have beautiful details on the surroundings and the people in the story. With the different ideas the story presented, I found it to be amazingly refreshing. I also enjoyed learning about a different idea about how Heaven and Hell worked as well as a new view on Adam and Eve from the bible. It helped explain more about the Angels of Death and a few things that were unclear. However, even with the romance, the action towards the end made it quite delightful. I found that the romance in this book, very clean and innocent, was refreshing and definitely helped curb the romance craving I had. I can't say how he seemed to play her in games she had no idea she was in, to be repulsive, but her way of understanding and the way he made her feel, made me smile. I can't say that I loved Evan and at times I even doubted his intentions, but I found how Gemma's view of him and her feelings for him made me root for him. As the story went on, I found myself being drawn deeper and deeper into the story.

I also enjoyed watching Evan transform from someone who doesn't have strong feelings or anything about his missions or anyone in particular to someone who cares very deeply and finds a reason for living and fighting against all odds.Īt first, I was concerned about how Evan's past and being would interfere with his curiosity about Gemma and their blossoming relationship, even just as friends.

I enjoyed learning about Evan and his brothers in arms and how they came about their particular gifts. At first, I feared the book would consistently be confusing about the Angel of Death, Evan, but was pleasantly pleased that as the story went on that a lot of the confusion I had in the beginning was answered.

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