A
lovely review from Jasmine Brennan:
[TEARS OF HEAVEN] was actually the first self-published/indie book I read and it instantly
made me wonder why I’d taken so long. The concept of a protagonist’s story
broken up into two story lines set hundreds of years apart might seem a little
ambitious for a first time novelist to tackle, but RA McCandless deftly handles
the transitions between the two timelines. You get the feeling while reading
that the author absolutely loves his protagonist and wants to covey not only a fast
paced action story (swords! guns! exploding devils!), but also the inner
workings behind what makes this fantastical character tick. What motivation
could an angelic being have to protect humanity and wade into the age old
battle of good vs. evil. Or, good vs. gooder, even. Other than the fact that
she really likes guns and kicking devil ass. I found myself rooting for both
Dels; the slave-slash-hopeful Del and the end of her rope devil assassin Del,
but for different reasons, which I won’t give away, here.
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