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Nalini Singh | Archangels Prophecy

Oh my gosh. I’m in shock and actually quite dismayed. I just finished reading Nalini Singh’s new book Archangels Prophecy. It’s a punch to the gut and the worst cliff-hanger possible. This book was simply a roller-coaster, I had no idea what was coming next. Why was Elena getting weaker, which symptom would be next, where is this all heading?

It was more than I expected and I am glad for that. The author writes in such a way that you don’t know what’s around the corner, I couldn’t predict what the next chapter would hold.

The biggest surprise to me was the end, always in previous books there’s been a nice wrap up, a nice warm ending of things, however this book has got me all in my feelings. The ending, boy that ending. It had me shook, because I expected a culmination, not getting one and knowing that it will be a while before the next book comes out, leaves me feeling unfulfilled and unfinished.

 I don’t know what to do with myself. 

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