Heaven

By Alexandra Adornetto

Book Overview

Only sixteen when she started the series, Ally Adornetto knows how teen hearts beat, and this long-awaited conclusion is certain to be her most popular book yet.

Bethany, an angel sent to Earth, and her mortal boyfriend, Xavier, have been to Hell and back. But now their love will be put to its highest test yet, as they defy Heavenly law and marry. They don't tell Beth's archangel siblings, Gabriel and Ivy, but the angels know soon enough, and punishment comes in a terrifying form: the Sevens, who are rogue angels bent on keeping Beth and Xavier apart, destroying Gabriel and Ivy, and darkening angelic power in the heavens.

The only way Bethany and can elude the Sevens is to hide in the open, and blend in with other mortals their own age. Gabriel and Ivy set them up at college, where they can't reveal their relationship, and where there is still danger around each corner. Will Bethany be called back to Heaven - forever - and face leaving the love of her life?

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1250029414
• ISBN13: 9781250029416
• Release Date: August 2013
• Publisher: Square Fish
• Length: 448 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 5.4" x 8.0"
• Age Range: 12 to 18 years
• Grade Range: Grade 7 to Postsecondary

Customer Reviews

Heaven is chasing an Angel.

The Halo series is over all ok but it isn't the best written story. I felt that there was a lot of build up and in the end it was pretty flat resolve. It is shown in the first book, gets a slight better in the second book and falls to the same resolve in the third book. It seems to follow the same useless scenes or events, especially in the third book. There are a lot of things that seem unnecessary and the main character isn't the best character. In this book something that I assumed from the beginning, is revealed but never really touched on or explained again. IT's brief and doesn't seem to have a reason to be there. If feels like it's could make a connection with a younger audience but wants to reach a bit older audience, like seniors and college students but it seems to fall flat and could connect more with the younger teens than older. I wouldn't really recommend this story. Maybe it was good when it came out but it doesn't look like it aged well.