Angelbound (Angelbound Origins #1)

Angelbound (Angelbound Origins #1) audiobook

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Ok, so this has been on my TBR list since it first came out and seeing all the positive reviews, I was eager to start. I think I nearly DNF this multiple times but as it was for a blog tour I kept going. I\’m going to list my likes and dislikes for this review as I\’m still conflicted on my thoughts. What I liked: The world: The world the author created was awesome. I loved reading about the demons, angels and quasi demons etc. It was intriguing and interesting and it was the only real reason this got 2 stars! I kind of liked Myla. She was a competent fighter and was often called to the arena to fight souls. She was kick ass enough that it felt real, and had a fairly sassy attitude. I sorta liked the overall story. (I\’ll explain in the negatives why) What I didn\’t like. Too. Much. Useless. Information!!! Oh god, this book could have been so much better had half the useless information been left out. The plot was interesting, it\’s just there was too much unnecessary things put in. This could have been a fast paced read, but by half way through not much had happened and I so wanted to put it down. It was extremely slow going and really disappointing. The characters: Some of the characters really got on my nerves. I really didn\’t like her best friend Cissy. I mean, she stops talking to Myla for days just cause Myla has a thing for Lincoln. Cissy got jealous and acted like a complete b%&ch!! I didn\’t like the love story. I don\’t like when a thing goes from an \”I hate him, while secretly can\’t stop thinking about him\” thing, to a \”god I love you\” thing,, in the space of a few days. It felt forced and not real. What was a big factor in me not liking the overall story was the narrator. Now the author did OK reading it BUT her voices were so bad for Cissy and Zeke that it ruined the book. I can\’t even describe what kind of voice she used for Zeke, it was horrible and as for Cissy! She made her sound like an extra from Mean Girls, all nasally and like one of those girls who are like \”What evs…. or….. Oh my gawwwwd.\” You know the type, right!! It got incredibly irritating very fast! Plus the narrator sometimes mixed up the voices or lost them completely. Example, once Cissy was talking to Myla and all of a sudden she started the nasally tone, as if the narrator realised she should have been talking like that all along. Some of her tones and cadences for other characters were hard to listen to to. I really don\’t think I would listen to book 2 if it was read by the author again. In all, while this could have been such a great read, I found it equal parts intriguing as it was boring and annoying. It has some great reviews so remember, this is only my thoughts and I know a lot of people may enjoy it, I just didn\’t connect with it and won\’t be continuing on with the series. I was voluntarily provided this free copy by the author, narrator, or publisher. This in no way affected nor influenced my thoughts.

Myla Lewis is pretty much your typical 18 year old girl except she fights Souls for the chance to go to Heaven or hell. Myla is a Quasi Demon she is 1/2 human and 1/2 demon. She lives in Purgatory. Her job is to go to school and fight the souls who ask for a trial for combat for their right to enter Heaven or Hell. Myla has never lost a battle yet. Things start to get strange in Myla\’s life. She is invited to a Ball and meets Lincoln. She doesn\’t like him at all on their first meeting or does she. She can\’t stop thinking about kissing and touching him. Lincoln is a High Priest of the Thrax. He is half Human half Angel. Things heat up and he they fall for each other. Their love is pretty much forbidden, an Angel and a Demon are not supposed to be together. Myla isn\’t much on rules though. All the demons around her start acting weird. She also wants to know who her father is, why her mom is sad and a whole lot more. In her dreams she starts seeing her mother\’s past. Mom was a powerful woman she used to be a Senator. Myla wants to know why she is now a weepy sad woman and so much more. This was a pretty good book. There were a few F-bombs but not a whole lot of strong language and no sex just a few kisses. The book had some humor in it. I liked Myla\’s attitude. It is the typical teenaged snarky attitude. All in all it was a pretty good book. I did listen to the audio book. The book was narrated by the author Christina Bauer. She done a great job with the different voices. She done real well of relaying the emotion of the story, you could hear all the emotions in her voice.

so I can put up with a lot of bad readers because of book is good but let me tell you what I can not put up with I cannot put up with Valley Girl accents I don\’t care if the Storyteller does a little bit of a different voice each time but every single time she reads from the same main character and her friend it\’s a different voice and sometimes she just oozes on the valley girl accent and they sound like retards and it makes me so frustrated I hate the way the boys sound cuz I just sound like Valley girls talking to the voice it\’s the worst

LOVED IT FROM BEGINNING TO THE END, IT\’S LIKE POTATO CHIPS YOU CANT JUST EAT 1….

like some of the other reviews, i am conflicted because at its core i really liked the story, BUT and this is a big one for an audio book the narration was too much. i feel horrible for saying so, as the narrator is the author and these are clearly her intent for the characters, but it was bad. for example, the mom character always sounded exasperated even when the author makes a point to say she has returned to her confident younger self, there should have been a distinct change in her tone. and her voice for Cissy is just, painful, as others stated its bad valley and not in a cool ironic way. there was also a sense in some of the dialogue that phrases were added because the author thought someone of that age would say something like that, ie, you go girl but no one actually ever says that – EVER, in the context that she references, and the only time phrases like that are used is by your mom/dad trying to be cool. positives – i liked the world that was created and i like myla as a character.