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A review by tanyad74
Cast in Angelfire: An Urban Fantasy Romance by S.M. Reine
3.0
Cast In Angelfire starts with our heroine, Marion, waking up in a hospital bed after an assassination attack. She remembers nothing about who she is, or why anyone would be trying to kill her.
Marion enlists the help of her "human" doctor to help get her to where she thinks her family is. They catch up with Connig, from the Autumn Court, who insists that Marion is his girlfriend. Marion and Lucas follow him back to the court where she finds she is treated like a princess. The problem is, she is still getting attacks. She can trust no one.
Cast In Angelfire kept me guessing on who was on Marion's side and who was trying to kill her. She gets glimpses of her past whenever her and Lucas touch, but that is not very often. He tries to avoid the two of them touching as much as possible. I'm still a bit confused on his insistence in protecting Marion. Especially considering her enemies are all fae and he claims to be a human. Now I thought this was going to turn into a love triangle, which really would have driven me nuts, but Lucas's determination not to touch Marion skin to skin kind of kept it from going in that direction.
Rebecca Mitchell did a good job with the narration. There was good inflection in the characters voices, even when Marion gets a bit whiny.
I'm glad that this series continues on and hopefully Marion will gain more of her memories, especially after the surprise at the ending. She sets herself up pretty well for future installments.This review was originally posted on Rantings of a Reading Addict
Marion enlists the help of her "human" doctor to help get her to where she thinks her family is. They catch up with Connig, from the Autumn Court, who insists that Marion is his girlfriend. Marion and Lucas follow him back to the court where she finds she is treated like a princess. The problem is, she is still getting attacks. She can trust no one.
Cast In Angelfire kept me guessing on who was on Marion's side and who was trying to kill her. She gets glimpses of her past whenever her and Lucas touch, but that is not very often. He tries to avoid the two of them touching as much as possible. I'm still a bit confused on his insistence in protecting Marion. Especially considering her enemies are all fae and he claims to be a human. Now I thought this was going to turn into a love triangle, which really would have driven me nuts, but Lucas's determination not to touch Marion skin to skin kind of kept it from going in that direction.
Rebecca Mitchell did a good job with the narration. There was good inflection in the characters voices, even when Marion gets a bit whiny.
I'm glad that this series continues on and hopefully Marion will gain more of her memories, especially after the surprise at the ending. She sets herself up pretty well for future installments.This review was originally posted on Rantings of a Reading Addict