Arg! Okay, I just read Angel Burn and Angel Fire and loved them, but if the wolrd ends before the next comes out, I'll cry. and i don't usually say that about books. I usually say if the world ends before (insert whatever I'm talking about) I'll be Mad.
But no, with this book, I'll cry. And I don't cry often.

Edit March 21st
Wait a minute... wait one freaking minute! I thought that is had APRIL 23rd.
Now it's NOVEMBER?
No, no, no. NOT COOL.

ACTUAL REVIEW:
This book was just... the best ending to the trilogy that could have happened. I read it in a night, and around eleven I was getting sort of tired and loopy and deep.

A year passed within a night. More than a year passed within a night, actually.

Now, when you have a book and it covers a large amount of time (Like a year) you can either focus on the year that passes (Like [b:Wither|8525590|Wither (The Chemical Garden, #1)|Lauren DeStefano|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1341532430s/8525590.jpg|13392566]) or you could could give a brief overview of how much time has passed but not a lot has happened because the main character is consumed with grief (like [b:New Moon|49041|New Moon (Twilight, #2)|Stephenie Meyer|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1361039440s/49041.jpg|3203964]). This book went more of the New Moon route, and I understand why.

I felt a little detached from it though, but it came out alright because when stuff started happening again, the changes to Willow's character were there.

When the whole Alex being 'dead' thing happened, I sort of knew it wasn't possible. Like, c'mon dude. How often do YA authors Kill off main characters NOT at the end of the book do that? (Also, when characters that I don't want to die "die" I slip to the the last page just to make sure that person's is on it.) But he was still definitely dead so I was trying to figure out how he could be both at once.

Schrodinger's Cat.

Of course I knew he'd ended up in the angel's world, which in my Schrodinger's Cat analogy was both the box AND the poison, and until he left the angel's world he could be considered both alive and dead

Also, I knew Kara hadn't died. At the end of the last book, they'd made too big of a deal about her being disappeared to be dead.

Best of all, one of the things I wanted MOST in this book was to see Nina again so that relationship could come to fruition where so often in YA books the best friends are ignored and forgotten.
I got what I wanted.
Also, Jonah was there, which just made even happier.

There was a point in there where Willow wasn't getting along with Alex OR Seb and Seb and Alex weren't getting along with each other, which hurt me. But they worked it out.

Best series ender I’ve read in a long time.
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Amazing! I love the world Weatherly created in Angel Burn and Angel Fever did not disappoint! I recommend this book to anyone who loves to read angel books, but also anyone who loves to read fantasy and paranormal as well.

Angel Fever: The third and final instalment of L.A. Weatherly's "Angel" series

I AM SO GLAD THIS BOOK BROUGHT THIS SERIES BACK TO LIFE!!! DEFIBRILLATORS AND ALL!!! After the second book "Angel Fire" and the way it dragged me through what felt like years of my life, THIS BOOK was a delight to read!
Action was coming at me left, right and centre and I was having a love/hate relationship with the edge of my seat!

Most of the unanswered questions from the previous books are answered and wrapped up nicely, some a lot more emotionally traumatic to experience than others, and the pace barely left you time to catch your breath which is something I personally had problems with during "Angel Fire".

There was a lot more in the way of character development with new and semi-old characters in this book too and very heart-wrenching moments... (There were tears for a certain Texan D: and a certain amazing mother figure- I love you M!! 3)

Raziel's part in this book was a lot more interesting too with his mental battle and the relationship with other angels. His parts still weren't as enjoyable as others to read but you really got to understand him on a different level in this book.

All of the different points of view were intriguing and made me fly through the book!! We continue to see through the eyes of Willow, Seb, Alex and Raziel but with all the drama explosion it doesnt break up the story too much at all - great storytelling!

Seb - I will love you forever and ever I swear! You MADE this series for me and I felt so incredibly bad for all the poop Willow (and life) put you through... You are so so precious!! Meghan you're a hero!

There was so much I loved but not much I can say without spoilers so here are the slight niggles I had which took this book down to 4 stars (and considering my score for the previous book there's surprisingly little!!)

Willow - liked her in the first book, became slightly irritated in the second book and in this book I highly disliked her for her juvenile way of speaking and acting, her growing arrogance and her dramatic self-pitying that just ruined the character for me. She became spiteful to nearly everyone around her, hurt Seb and blamed him for what felt like, well, everything and just, man she just came in like a wrecking ball worse than Miley Cyrus for me :/ I understand she was going through a rough time but she started being like this in book two before she even had reason to be. She kinda really needed to get over herself in many places.

Up to a certain point I was getting fed up with Alex too, then what happened happened and I got the break I needed and he wasn't so bad after that though I still feel he became a little... Well, like Willow so at least they suit each other :D

So other than a high dislike for two of the main characters, I loved the twist and turns in this book and the emotional roller coaster. It was enjoyable to read and really gripped me. It reminded me why I liked this series in the first place :).
A really great end to the series and YAY JONAH :D ( )

I hardly ever use the word “epic” to describe anything partly because I never think to use and it’s so overused. But as I read this last installment in the Angel series which has been a thrill ride from start to finish and then some, all I could think was “THIS-IS-EPIC”. Thanks to some craftiness on Weatherly’s part, the buildup to the final showdown lives up to all expectations!

Our heroes, Willow, Alex, Seb and the rest of the Angel Killers return from Mexico City to find that the entire world is indeed in shambles. Having felt some measure of success despite some losses, they get back to the business of around-the-clock training and hunting down the angels. But the relentlessly devious Raziel shifts events once again with a complete game changer that shakes the confidence of the AK’s. It also results in a life-altering decision by Alex that jeopardizes his relationship with Willow.

I’m choosing to be as vague as possible because as with the previous two books, the emotional ride is really what lifts this book into the stratosphere. You really get the sense of how intensely these people train and how seriously they take their mission. They eat, breathe, sleep and live this life. There's always an awareness of how much time has gone by and the condition they live in. In Angel Fever, we get to see how resilient and defiant Willow can be. I mean this is a girl with serious daddy-issues saddled with the burden of rescuing humanity. And she's also a kid who is exciting and exasperating sometimes. I was annoyed by some of her reactions to things pertaining to Seb and then later to Alex. But I think what it really was is that Weatherly so accurately described jealousy and insecurity. In doing so, she made Willow’s very human side become more relatable. So I cut her a break.

The burning love triangle aside, there’s once again a copious amount of kick-ass action and fury to keep the momentum in Angel Fever on overdrive. The quiet moments are special and offer some brief respite. The misdirections are creative. I’m sad that the series is over because I just love them so much (especially Alex, surprise, surprise!) but I’m also breathing a sigh of relief because damn it, these kids deserve a break!

~ Bel ( )

I enjoyed this book and the others in the trilogy. Definitely a good teen read. ( )