Book Review: Falling for Faith by Anne Conley

About the Author:

Anne has written her entire life and has the boxes of angst-filled journals and poetry to prove it. She's been writing for public consumption for the last four years. Currently she is writing two romance series. In Stories of Serendipity, she explores real people living real lives in small town Texas in a contemporary romance setting. In The Four Winds, she chronicles God's four closest archangels, Uriel, Gabriel, Raphael, and Michael, falling in love and becoming human. She lives in rural East Texas with her husband and children in her own private oasis, where she prides herself in her complete lack of social skills, choosing instead to live with the people inside her head.






Synopsis:

In this, the fourth book in the Four Winds Series, the story is more intense, Damien is more intense, the sex is more intense. The entire series thus far has escalated into this, the archangel of war's story.

Michael, the archangel of war, is pissed. Humanity has taken every last vestige of any feelings he might have had and colored them in with cynicism. He’s ready to be done. So when The Boss gives him the deal, he’s eager for his mortality, at any cost, regardless of who he has to ‘fall in love’ with to get it. Blessed death. That’s what he’s looking forward to. When he finds out what Faith does for a living, he’s pissed off all over again.

Faith is a cat burglar, but when she inadvertently makes a deal with Damien, Michael steps in to protect what is rightfully his. She’s not over her own tragic past, and this hulking bundle of hotness can’t change that. But when he insists on protecting her, claiming her, and dominating her, she is powerless to deny her own emotions.

For mature audiences. Contains swear words, sex, elements of BDSM, and possibly heretical viewpoints.

The Review:

This was the last of the Four Winds to fall from grace. This book had more suspense than the others did from the beginning which hooked me instantly. Like the other books in this series, the amount of detail was impeccable and had me visualizing everything as if I was watching a movie or TV show, which I would love to watch. This one was a little more graphic than the rest, which I enjoyed. It showed how different it would be from the others and really focused on the bond between Michael and Faith. The one thing I felt that was strongly missing was the epic battle between Michael and Damien. I was hoping for something more between them, but seeing how the story ended, it made sense for how the story played out.



Make sure you check out Falling for Faith and the rest of the Four Winds Books by Anne Conley.
http://www.amazon.com/Falling-Faith-Four-Winds-Book-ebook/dp/B00MWGZOMO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1423090818&sr=8-1&keywords=falling+for+faith+anne+conley