Rising Feather

The Forgotten Angel, Book 3

De: Merri Bright

Narrado por: Reagan West, Gabriel De Leon

What's in a name? Everything.

When I left Sanctuary in a cloud of glitter, I thought I knew exactly who I was. But in the Celestial Realm, it's clear I had it wrong. And so did everyone else.

According to the shiniest of all the Celestials, I'm something new and unexpected. To my surprise, I also have a family. But their warm, naked welcome won't matter, because I may have left a part of my soul back in Sanctuary, and I'm fading fast.

All alone, armed only with an unusual gift from the Goddess of Glitter, I must sing myself across the void to rescue my nemesis/secret crush, the lost angel I've loved forever, my best birch's mate-to-be, and the million-thread-count sheets I desperately miss. But to win against the Abyss, permanent, painful choices will need to be made.

And this time, I'm not the sacrifice.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Merri Bright (P)2023 Tantor

The perfect ending to my favorite PNR romance series!

I’m sad to say goodbye to Feather and her mates. This book was everything I hoped for - delivering taco tingles, heartache, and copious amounts of humor. The angst is high in the final book, so make sure you have a Costco-sized box of tissues to make it through.

The narrators were amazing! Once again, they did a fabulous job bringing Feather’s story to life.

Highly recommended.

I’m in love with this Author!

What’s not to love? Great Narrator! Great storyline. Great characters. Dialogue that just flows. The humor…. My favorite part is the humor. I’ve listened to two series by this author and in both, the main female character is laugh-out-loud funny and quick witted. So glad I stumbled onto this author.

I wish I would have skipped this one

I debated continuing after book 2—and honestly, I wish I hadn’t. Book 3 was painfully slow and overloaded with explicit scenes. I’m no prude and enjoy a bit of spice, but this felt excessive and at the expense of plot development.

The storyline itself fell flat. We finally learn about Feather’s identity and that the mysterious birthmark wasn’t a birthmark at all—no shock there. Sanctuary is at war, Arabella wakes up, Rumple reappears and Gavriel is unsarcastically humble.

Feather’s departure causes emotional turmoil for her mates. Prescious had potential to be a standout character, but sadly, she’s barely explored.

Feather seems consumed by her own wants and desires, and I found it hard to connect with her. I ended up skipping chapters just to finish, and even the epilogue—which was long—didn’t offer the payoff I was hoping for.

Unfortunately, I can’t recommend this one. Save your credits.

Warm & cosy

Audiobook narrated by
Reagan West
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Gabriel De Leon
⭐️⭐️⭐️

As the last book in this trilogy, it was dragged out a bit too much.

But overall, it is a very warm and funny read.

Normally, I shy away from anything religious, but this was entertaining.

I also want to give a shout-out to the narration by Reagan West.
Pure quality!