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Title | : | Unchained (Nephilim Rising #1) |
Author | : | J. Lynn |
Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
Pages | : | Pages: 400 pages |
Published | : | September 17th 2013 by Entangled: Edge |
Categories | : | Fantasy. Paranormal. Angels. Adult. Demons |
J. Lynn
Kindle Edition | Pages: 400 pages Rating: 3.92 | 7639 Users | 581 Reviews
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Between the pissed off creatures that want demon-hunter Lily Marks dead and the fallen angel who just...wants her, Lily is about ready to trade in forever for a comfy job in a cubicle farm.The fact that she and Julian are civil to one another is enough to have her thrown out of the Sanctuary, but she can't shake her not-so-angelic stalker or how he brings her dangerously close to ecstasy.
Her forbidden relationship with Julian provides the perfect fuel for suspicion when a traitor is discovered to be working within the Sanctuary. Lily quickly finds herself hunted by well, everyone.
Her only hope is to discover the real traitor before she loses everything--and she'll need Julian's help. That is, if Julian is really there to help her...and not destroy her.
Yeah, being a Nephilim isn't everything it's cracked up to be.
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Edition Language: | English |
Series: | Nephilim Rising #1 |
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Ratings: 3.92 From 7639 Users | 581 ReviewsEvaluate Regarding Books Unchained (Nephilim Rising #1)
The premise doesn't break any grounds: it's your traditional Urban Fantasy involving Angels and their line of mythology, with a rampant amount of sex---that's not actual penetration sex (more on that later). It was a very fast read; whatever problems I have with Jennifer Armentrout's books, it is never her writing. The writing is straightforward, the book is easy to read, and a fast, light one.It was not a terrible book by any means, but it was far from perfect. In a good urban fantasy, as inI'm adding this book because J. Armentrout is an amazing writer and I'm in love with all her books.So, EEEP!;)Sept 17 is so far away!
I really enjoyed the "forbidden romance" between Julian and Lily, but I didn't care at all about the other characters. I know this book was one of the first written by Jennifer L Armentrout and to be honest, it really felt like that. But I'm on a mission to read every book ever written by this author (because I love her), so I had to read it. It was an okay-book. I enjoyed it while it lasted but I don't think it will stay with me in the future.
5 STARS!!!!From the moment I started reading "Unchained" I knew I would love it. J. Lynn/ Jennifer Armentrout is an amazing author. The stories and the worlds she creates in her books are so perfect that you can never forget them. This book is no exception. The plot was VERY interesting. The book was full with action, suspense, heartbreak, mystery and lots of steamy moments!! There were fallen angels, demon-hunters and possessed humans. Lily is a Nephilim and hunts (and kills) demons and fallen
More Like Fangirl Rising After reading Jennifer Armentrout flex her YA skills with the Lux novels, I was ever so curious to check out her adult skills with Unchained. I will be honest and say that any series set in Washington, DC like this one is will automatically make me a little biased. But I probably would have loved this book if it took place in Timbuktu (well, not really, but any urban setting would have worked). I have grown to enjoy the fallen angel subgenre almost as much as a vampire
2.5 Stars
Epic, Sizzling, Intense, Mysterious, PerfectionMind. Blown. Just when I thought J. Lynn couldnt possibly get any bettershe goes and gives us Unchained. I was surprised to hear that she wrote this book back in 2008. This book is very different from the restfor the better! I could shout from the roof how much I loved this book. I am a huge fan of angel books. I love them! So when I found out that not only is this a new series by J. Lynn but one involving angels, I was thrilled! I had high hopes
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