Jamie McGuire
Paperback | Pages: 257 pages Rating: 4.14 | 18726 Users | 765 Reviews
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| Title | : | Requiem (Providence #2) |
| Author | : | Jamie McGuire |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 257 pages |
| Published | : | June 11th 2011 by Jamie McGuire LLC (first published June 7th 2011) |
| Categories | : | Paranormal. Angels. Romance. Paranormal Romance. New Adult. Young Adult |
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Dreaming of the dead might mean a restless night for anyone, but for Nina Grey it was a warning. Still healing from her last run-in with Hell, Nina struggles with not only her life as a Brown University student, but also as an intern at Titan Shipping, her father's company. Recurring nightmares about her father's violent death have become a nightly event, but being overwhelmed with guilt from Ryan's unexpected departure to the Armed Forces, and heart ache over Claire being across the ocean to protect him, Nina believes her sleepless nights are the least of her problems—but she's wrong. Worried about Nina's declining health, Jared must steal back Shax's book for answers. Fighting new enemies, and with the help of new friends, Jared's worst fear comes to fruition. Desperate, he is faced with a choice: Fight Hell alone, or start a war with Heaven.Present Books In Favor Of Requiem (Providence #2)
| Original Title: | Requiem (Providence #2) |
| ISBN: | 0615487424 (ISBN13: 9780615487427) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Providence #2 |
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Ratings: 4.14 From 18726 Users | 765 ReviewsComment On Appertaining To Books Requiem (Providence #2)
Ok. So I loved the first one and I still love Jared and Nina in this one. In fact Im starting to really appreciate and love all the characters in this novel. However, Jamie McGuire has stepped outside of just Angels and Demons and into religion in this novel. Im a little scared to read the next one because when it comes to religion its generally a subject that I think writers should try to avoid or tread lightly. I know, I know. How can you someone write about angels and demons but not write2.5 starsMuch better than the original - though Im not sure if that means anything. I doubt I would have bothered to read this if I hadn't gotten the entire trilogy on Kindle for $2.99, bc I really thought the 1st book was awful.There was a real plot this time, and it was actually fairly interesting, if not exactly original. It helped that the book wasn't 100% focused on the "romance" between Jared and Nina, as that has got to be one of the creepiest, most boring love stories in YA Wannabe Land.
Title: RequiemAuthor: Jamie McGuirePages: 257(paperback)Rating: 2/5Other reviews: Book II remember being impressed with the first book so when I saw this in display at the library I couldnt help but pick it up with some measure of high expectations. Much to my dismay, I found REQUIEM to have suffered greatly from the dreaded middle book syndrome. The synopsis: Dreaming of the dead might mean a restless night for anyone, but for Nina Grey it was a warning. Still healing from her last run-in with
This is one of the few times where a book like this actually scared me. Nina's bad dreams really creep me out. Such a really great story and alot of twists with a few characters. Loved this book alot
This book did not disappoint
Also Found On: A Book and A RecordRequiem was a really good follow up. I felt like Requiem took the perfect spot as the middle book in a trilogy, it wrapped up nearly everything that happened in Providence, while setting up a strong background for what I assume will happen in Eden. So, what I liked about Requiem:1. Jared. Question: will I ever get over Jared. Answer: No.2. Claire. I have to admit, I really just love the Ryel family. Jared, Claire, and Bex are all such well rounded characters
It still reminds me a great deal of Twilight, but it still doesn't bother me. This one does have a lot of religion in it, but again, that doesn't bother me. I just know some people might not be keen on that. I think I love all the characters even more now.
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