Forsaken

Fall of Angels, Book 2

By: Keary Taylor

Narrated by: Anne Marie Susan Silvey

It's been four months since Alex gave everything to save Jessica. Life should be perfect; she has Alex, she's been freed of the nightmares, and most of all - she's alive. But some things have changed, some things haven't. That's the problem. Alex still hasn't asked "the question". Jessica can't see the reason why, and it's tearing her apart. He's keeping something from her.

Alex isn't the only one who has changed though. Something is different about Jessica, but she doesn't understand what's happened. She just knows something's wrong, that she feels different than she used to, on a skin deep level. And it may keep her and Alex apart. Forever.

But while Alex and Jessica struggle to stay together, Cole is not about to be forgotten. There are a few things he didn't tell Jessica, about his past and her future. There are reasons why he came after her, reasons that are tied to his history that is darker than she could have ever realized.

©2015 Keary Taylor (P)2015 Keary Taylor

Love it! !

twists and turns, keeps you guessing. True love, but full of surprises... suspenseful, but not harsh suspense. great second book, kept story line, Narrator is amazing as well-balanced...

Angels continue to ruin Jessica's life

If you have not read/listened to book one Branded, I would start there. Jessica is no longer being judged by the angels for the lives of other people. As a fan of the last book, it is nice to see Jessica having a chance of normalcy. However, life can never be ordinary for her. While the story moves forward in an entertaining, although sometimes predictable, direction. My only complaint is she gets a bit whiney for my taste.

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What made the experience of listening to Forsaken the most enjoyable?

I liked how the author was descriptive when she wrote this one i think that she really didn't do that in the first book branded.I like how in this book she got on to the story it took a little while for her to do that in branded.I loved it but i loved the first one more better.I have to say the best part was the ending not to give anything out but i just wanna read the nest book like now.

What other book might you compare Forsaken to and why?

I might compare this book to the first book duh because in the first book she was alone, was scared, had the nightmares.Now she doesn't have the nightmares,she had a lot more friends and she's not scared anymore.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

I think the parts that move me was the romance parts when they kissed and who they wouldn't leave there side.

Any additional comments?

You need to read this book like now if you are reading these comments but first read branded

Engaging and quick

I enjoyed this book. I found it engaging and yes a bit formulaic but sometimes the formula works, right? I'd consider it light reading. The story weaves around the characters and drew me in. It's not the next great novel probably more on par with twilight than Tolkien but in my opinion there is a place for reading just to enjoy. I listened to this and the other out now in this series at 1.25 speed and was able to maintain the story with no problem. Not sure if that is a good or bad sign but for me it means I can enjoy it trickling into my head without the need to have deep thoughts about the content or story. Personally when I just want to veg that is the sweet spot as far as I am concerned.

The book provides a glimpse into an alt universe where angels decide the fate of man and Angels include both the heavenly and devilish. Of course it has a base in a love story with intrigue. Good guy vs bad guy. Lots of misunderstandings and miscommunications. Inner dialogue that is self centered. And in the end the good guy ... Oops I'll leave that for you to discover.

Interesting story

This story is an interesting take on good and bad angels. I like the characters, storyline is interesting, and the narrator is doing a nice job. I look forward to listening to the next book. This book ends on a cliffhanger.