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Jenséa, an Angel's Touch: Into the World of Johnny (Tazmark Dark Fantasy/Horror Series)

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This book did not let me down at all. It was a great sequel in what is becoming a great series. I love Susan D. Kalior's description of the world she has created. Yet again, in her wonderfully eloquent way, she has encouraged readers to look at what they see as good and evil and to realize that not everything is black and white. There has to be a balance in order for life to continue on. This book was more than just great fiction, it really spurs the reader to grow within themselves as well. I know I took a great deal away from this book, as I did the first in the series. I believe each reader will feel lead to examine themselves and what their definition of unconditional love is and what beauty truly is. There is beauty in chaos. That is such a difficult, yet wonderful thing to learn. That though life brings heartache and pain, it is through those times that we can truly grow and evolve as human beings.

Another thing I also love about this series is that the love story seems more real. The characters do get annoyed with each other, they do argue, they do have imperfections. And, even in these imperfections, they find beauty. It isn't a happily ever after story, but what really is in life? It is in the problems and difficulties of life along with the high points that truly make us humans being.

I can't wait for the 3rd book! The series is such a breath of fresh air in the urban fantasy/paranormal romance genre, because again, it is so much more than just great fiction.

This book make you reflect on the different aspect of the life , the ying and yang , positive and negative , peace and war , love and hate. The first book of this series was good and I enjoyed it very much, but this is just insuperable. The story is in on the dark side with a little bit of everything; philosophy, metaphysic, theology and also an ethnical hint. The love story between Jensea and Johnny is unique and charming, the plot is action packed and it doesn't follow any cliché. Definitely this series is a must keep in my bookshelf.

The plot was wonderfully complex and deeply passionate for a dark fantasy, filled with a look at the dark side and the draw backs from being too good. It all comes together at the end beautifully. I loved the ending. :)

In the age of warrior women and violence is king, it is refreshing to read a book that also shows the power of love and beauty. Characters that exude gentlenss and heart are often viewed as weak, but this book is a 'chalk on up' for the power of love. And that the strength of a loving character is every bit as powerful as a destructive character. Even though there is much violence in this book and chaos plays its part, without beauty and love everything would be destroyed, and likewise too much harmony would make everything static and rob people of growth. The philosophical revelations in this book are powerful!

A highly imaginative and captivating sequel to the the first book in the Chaos Dragon Dark Fantasy/ Horror Series. I really loved it and highly recommend it!

A must buy!

This is the follow-up to johhny, the Mark of the Chaos. The story starts about couple weeks after the first one. This time, the story is told in johnny's Point of View. I found the second book much more enjoyable because we are saved from hearing Jen's endless droning on about love and johnny's amorality. There was also a lot of very funny inner dialoge with johnny. Also, Jen actually evolved a bit by the end of the book, which saved me from disliking her completely. The ending seemed covered fairly well, however I could have done without the corny, touchy-feely ending. johnny's character also did not seem to stay true to himself by the end, however much evolving he was suppose to have undergone.

5stars, if it hadn't been for the corny ending.
Last book?

The first book th mark of chaos was better. I have to say with both I was a little uneasy because of the lack of faith mentioned in the stories. Other than that it is an ok read.