That being said, it was still an enjoyable ride, overall, and one that certainly culminated in an exciting conclusion! It was a bit of a jerky ride - being swept along through some of the action and romance scenes, but then getting snagged by attitudes and beliefs that didn't resonate (as well as some dialogue and actions that confused or annoyed me). I occasionally got hung up on things that were probably not intended to be huge statements, but bothered me, nonetheless. When it comes to novels with angels (or in this case, half angels) as the main characters, some sort of theology is going to be involved, whether the author wishes to highlight it as a valid interpretation of Scripture or not. I admit that one of my biggest difficulties in approaching the stories was reconciling the presented theology with the awareness that the series is more fantasy than a presentation of angelology and the like. The 'Halflings' trilogy caused divided reactions in me: half enthralled, half frustrated. Though first she must ward off a demonic Seeker Give her heart to, but where she stands in the supernatural war her

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