Book Log: Jovah's Angel, by Sharon Shinn
Mar. 30th, 2007 12:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
grammargirlOh man, I am so behind on book logs. The problem with reading mostly YA books, coupled with the fact that my job seems to have magically increased my reading speed, is that I've been going through books way too fast to keep up with writing about them. We'll see how much of the backlog I can get through before someone finds something for me to do (yeah, it's another one of those days).
So. Jovah's Angel. Honestly, I read this one long enough ago (all of a couple weeks, I think) that I don't remember all that much about it. It's a sequel of sorts to Archangel, set 150 years later. The characters were, on the whole, less whiny and OMGANGST than those in Archangel, which I liked, and I was pretty pleased that my suspicions regarding the relationship of technology to the Samarians' god were proven correct. Other than that... I got nothin'. Angels + sci-fi = A+ escapist subway reading, but I'd recommend borrowing the books from a friend or the library rather than buying them.
So. Jovah's Angel. Honestly, I read this one long enough ago (all of a couple weeks, I think) that I don't remember all that much about it. It's a sequel of sorts to Archangel, set 150 years later. The characters were, on the whole, less whiny and OMGANGST than those in Archangel, which I liked, and I was pretty pleased that my suspicions regarding the relationship of technology to the Samarians' god were proven correct. Other than that... I got nothin'. Angels + sci-fi = A+ escapist subway reading, but I'd recommend borrowing the books from a friend or the library rather than buying them.
