Jennifer Fales' The Seraph Contingency: Anael's Tale (Outskirts Press, 2012) is so ridiculous it just might be a masterpiece. At times cringe worthy, at times thought provoking, the tale is never boring. If you have a tendency to take life, yourself, and the universe seriously, you probably ought to just skip this one. If you can relax and enjoy the ride, however, The Seraph Contingency is a hoot.
I received a complimentary copy of The Seraph Contingency to facilitate my review. No other compensation was received. For full disclosure, see the sidebar.
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Sounds kinda fresh. Sorry I been missing you around the web lately!
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haha...that sounds like an awesome concept for a book...def adding this one to the list...sounds like a Callahan's tale...
lol after all that and then still a story to tell?
That in itself is a book.
Poor Angel.
Goes to show Angels never stand a chance anywhere. They don't know how to defend themselves.
I'm sticking with the Succubus and Saint Creola.
That sounds like some necessary fun!
Holy shoot. Sounds like something I would really enjoy reading. I'm looking into seeing about getting a digital copy asap! Need to line up another book to read as soon as I finish up Leviathan Wakes.
That does sound like a hoot!
The plot of the book intrigues me. I think this book will definitely not bore me. Thanks for providing a sneak peek.
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