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Angel's Pain (Wings in the Night) by Maggie Shayne
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Angel's Pain (Wings in the Night)

by Maggie Shayne

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This new series of vampire books by Maggie Shayne just are not doing it for me. The characters are poorly developed and the whole premise seems much more forced than in her previous Wings in the Night books. This one centers on Briar and Reaper, both broken souls looking to be mended and finding salvation in each other. The action is good and writing is engaging, but in the end, it left me wanting more from the characters themselves. ( )
klarsenmd | Jun 28, 2009 |  
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Gregor didn't need to get very close to watch his target.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0778324982, Mass Market Paperback)

Briar needs just two things: blood and vengeance. The first sustains her immortal life; the second gives it meaning.

First on her hit list is Gregor, the renegade vampire who schooled her in brutality, then betrayed and tortured her. To achieve her deadly ends, Briar joins the inscrutable Reaper and his misfit gang of vampires who are also hunting her old mentor.

But once she's destroyed Gregor, she'll be gone. The group means nothing to her. Not even Crisa—damaged, defenseless, a liability in every way—the childlike vamp with whom Briar shares a blood bond. Or Reaper. Though they shared one moment of pure passion, it's not as though Briar has feelings for him.

Because Briar needs no one. She needs only to satisfy her twin hungers—ones that may ultimately consume her.

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:09 -0400)

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