Covet: v. 1: A Novel of the Fallen Angels - J.R. Ward Reviews

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Newest Review: ... mission (if he chooses to take it, which in fairness he has to or else the universe slips into nothingness) is to find the ... more

 ... seven designate people who have been allocated to the competition, and once at their "crossroads" help them to choose the path for good rather than evil, will he rise to the challenge? This was a really unusual book containing the best and worst of human nature, all rolled into a so called age old biblical fight off. The character of Jim is a really complex individual, which (as the book explains) is the reason he is initially chosen for the task, one man/woman is chosen for the games, and has to contain exac...more

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kaitlinsmummy
Crowned ReviewCovet: v. 1: A Novel of the Fallen Angels - J.R. Ward: The age old fight! (617 words)
by - written on 26/04/11 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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I am always on the lookout for the next "fantastic" book, with me getting through around 3-4 books a week on my quest! I do have my favourites, vampires, bodice rippers and wartime romances to name but a few, though I can now add fallen angels to that list! The book I will now review is - "Covet by J.R.Ward". Jim Heron is a wanderer, he comes from a harsh military background (though no specifics have been mentioned, he seems to be a government employed assassin). After a freak accident at work where he is electrocuted and effectively dies, he finds that he is back to full health with a new mission in life, ...  Read the complete review

dizzysummer03
Fallen Angels (628 words)
by - written on 13/10/09 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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Covet is the first novel in the 'Fallen Angels' series written by J R Ward who is the author of the bestselling Black Dagger Brotherhood series. Jim Heron doesn't believe in redemption, a former military killler he's seen too much of the world. Then, a freak accident kills him and he is brought back as a fallen angel with a mission, to save seven souls, each from one of the seven deadly sins in order to keep all that is good in the world. His first soul is Vin Di Peitro, Vin has spent all of his adult life working, he is an incredibly successful business man who has never forgotten where he came from. Vin seems to have it all, but a chance encounter ...  Read the complete review

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