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A review by thebusybookmom
Angel Unseen by J. Bree
5.0
It's hard to believe that Bree has only been publishing books for 1 year. She writes her characters in such a way that we, as the reader, are right beside the characters every step of the way. We feel their pain, and every joy as they navigate the Mounts Bay and the surrounding areas.
This book takes us into the MC world of the Unseen where we get to know Posey and her family. Although this book is not Posey's book it definitely is setting the stage for her upcoming story down the road. This book focuses on Angel, and Tomi. Angel is a new face to the Coldstone area, and the biggest money maker the Unseen has seen in a while working in their club. Angel just wants to keep her head down, and stay out of trouble. Just like Lips in Hannaford Prep we know that those who want to stay out of trouble always have a way of trouble finding them. Tomi fights his attraction to Angel while she is thrown off guard that there may be a man out there that doesn't put her off.
Together these two have to navigate their new relationship while facing down unknown people who are out to make their life miserable. I devoured this book, and now want to go back and start Hannaford from the beginning!
This book takes us into the MC world of the Unseen where we get to know Posey and her family. Although this book is not Posey's book it definitely is setting the stage for her upcoming story down the road. This book focuses on Angel, and Tomi. Angel is a new face to the Coldstone area, and the biggest money maker the Unseen has seen in a while working in their club. Angel just wants to keep her head down, and stay out of trouble. Just like Lips in Hannaford Prep we know that those who want to stay out of trouble always have a way of trouble finding them. Tomi fights his attraction to Angel while she is thrown off guard that there may be a man out there that doesn't put her off.
Together these two have to navigate their new relationship while facing down unknown people who are out to make their life miserable. I devoured this book, and now want to go back and start Hannaford from the beginning!