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When Angels Cry (a Starfire Angels novella)

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For anyone who has read Starfire Angels or is thinking about it, this novella is about Raea's mother and how she ended up on Earth. (Raea is the main character in the Starfire Angels' book). It begins with a battle and Padina having to escape her homeworld in order to protect the Starfire crytal. In the process, she loses her mate and is followed on Earth by one of the bad guys.

After being attacked by a dog, she is taken to a hospital where Scott Dahlrich takes her under his wing. He helps her adjust to Earth and wonders why he keeps finding feathers in his apartment. (These feathers are a clue to her alien identity, but of course, he doesn't know that.)

What was most intriguing to me was the bad guy and how he pursued her. I liked the element of danger. If there's one thing Melanie Nilles knows how to do, it's make the perfect bad guy.

Of course, in the midst of Padina being pregnant with Raea, hiding from the soldier, and wanting to let her wings out and fly is a romance. And for anyone interested, the formatting is well done. I give When Angels Cry two thumbs up!

This was interesting. It is a chance to see Paddy's beginnings on Earth. I wanted to see more. I still had a few questions about Debbie and the nephews. But the love story between an alien to country and world and her social-worker was beautiful.

Now on to Crystal Tomb.

I only purchased this book to get the back story of the other 2 but even though i did like the story line it just seemed to not have as much action as the others. This is a good book to read if you are going to read the other 2.

This is a prequel of the Starfire Angels Series. I loved it! It made you feel Rhea's mother's pain and love and understand that parents really do give up many things for their children. I really enjoyed it. I will be picking up every book by this author.

I enjoyed this book. It is a good book to sit down and past the time with. I also give away to ones imagination.