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Summary

​What if you could see the invisible spiritual realm? In this supernatural suspense, a teenage girl returns home, trying to escape the tragedy of a friend’s death, only to be thrown into a supernatural battle when she is given the ability to see beyond.​

Stats

Genre: Teen (13-16 years) supernatural suspense/spiritual warfare

Series length: Three books

Violence: Moderate violence, both on the page as well as off-the-page references to things like suicide. 

Magic/Supernatural: Strong supernatural, primarily in the form of angels and demons.

Romance: Moderate romantic subplot

Christian/spiritual element: Overt Christian elements

Recommendation: Those who like spiritual warfare stories. More geared to girls than boys.

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Frank Peretti.

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Opening lines of Chapter 1:

The knot in my throat is constant. An aching thing. 

Shallow breaths whisper around it, sting my hcapped lips, and leave white smoke monsters in the air. 

It takes them nine seconds to disappear. Nin seconds for the phantoms I've created to dissolve into nothingness.

​How long till the one haunting my dreams does the same?

Angel Eyes (Angel Eyes Trilogy, Book 1)
by Shannon Dittemore

Once you’ve seen, you can’t unsee.

Brielle went to the city to chase her dreams and found tragedy instead. She’s come home to shabby little Stratus, Oregon, to live with her grief and her guilt . . . and an incredible, numbing cold she can’t seem to shake.

Jake’s the new guy at school. The boy next door with burning hands and an unbelievable gift that targets him for corruption.

​Something more than fate has brought them together. An evil bigger than both of them lurks in the shadows nearby, hiding in plain sight. Two angels stand guard, unsure what’s going to happen. And a beauty brighter than either Brielle or Jake has ever seen is calling them to join the battle in a realm where all human choices begin.

A realm that only angels and demons—and Brielle—can perceive.

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Opening Lines:

Hell is loud. 

Talons scratch at the stone floor and clack against the pillars circling the chamber as the great hall fills. Hisses and snarls sound all around, but the noise doesn't unsettle the Cherub. 

​She's been here before. 

Broken Wings (Angel Eyes Trilogy, Book 2)
by Shannon Dittemore

Giant angels with metal wings and visible song. A blind demon restored from the pit of darkness. And a girl who has never felt more broken.

Brielle sees the world as it really is: a place where the Celestial exists side by side with human reality. But in the aftermath of a supernatural showdown, her life begins to crumble.

Her boyfriend, Jake, is keeping something from her—something important. Her overprotective father has started drinking again. And he’s dating a much younger woman who makes Brielle’s skin crawl. Haunting nightmares invade Brielle’s sleep, and flashes of Celestial vision keep her off kilter.

What she doesn’t know is that she’s been targeted. The Prince of Darkness himself has heard of the boy with healing in his hands and of the girl who sees through the Terrestrial Veil.

Brielle has no choice. She knows evil forces are converging and will soon rain their terror down on the town of Stratus. She must master the weapons she’s been given. She must fight.

​But can she fly with broken wings?

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Opening Lines:

Jake's gone.

His absence races through my veins like a bomb destined to explode if it stops or slows. That's how I feel: that the truth of what happened here yesterday will kill me if I stop moving.

​So I don't. I keep dancing. I keep praying. Moments of peace find me, sprinkled like cinnamon onto a poisoned apple. 

Dark Halo (Angel Eyes Trilogy, Book 3)
by Shannon Dittemore

One halo brought sight to Brielle. Another offers sweet relief from what she sees.

Brielle can’t help but see the Celestial. Even without the halo, the invisible realm is everywhere she looks. It’s impossibly beautiful—and terrifying, especially now. Because a battle rages above Stratus, Oregon.

The Terrestrial Veil is ripping, and demons walk the streets past unseeing mortals. Dark, sticky fear drips from every face, and nightmares haunt Brielle’s sleep.

Worst of all, Jake is gone. The only boy she’s ever loved has been taken by the demon, Damien. When she receives instructions from the Throne Room leading her to Jake, she unknowingly walks into a diabolical and heartbreaking trap.

Now she’s stranded in a sulfurous desert with the Prince of Darkness himself, and he’s offering her another halo—a mirrored ring that will destroy her Celestial vision. All she has to do is wear it and she’ll see no more of the invisible world. No more fear. No more nightmares. No more demons. It’s a gift. And best of all: it comes with the promise of a future with Jake, something the Throne Room seems to be taking from her.

Will Brielle trade the beauty of the Celestial and the truth of the world around her just to feel ordinary again?