Genre: Fantasy
# of Pages: 517
RAC Book: Yes
Aaron Corbet has been in the foster care system since his mother died in childbirth. He has no idea who his father is, but has over the years managed to find a great foster family. When he turns eighteen he begins to hear strange voices and has terrible nightmares. One particularly heinous day he has terrible migraines, but when they pass he can suddenly understand and speak any language. This includes animal languages, which he learns once he finds he can now understand his dog. Aaron decides to go to his psychiatrist and he agrees to run some tests, but before that can happen Aaron is approached by a strange man who tells him he is the son of a fallen angel and a human woman. If that isn’t crazy enough, he goes on to say that there was a prophecy in which he was foreseen as reuniting the fallen angels with heaven. Does Aaron have the strength to complete such a big task?
This book is fast paced and exciting, but does not shy away from violence and loss. Aaron often feels timid about his power and his mission, but it’s easy to see that he is in fact the one described in the prophecy. While it’s understandable that he should have doubts about himself and the situation, hopefully he will begin to find some confidence in future volumes. The story is complex and will continue to unfold, but fantasy readers will not be disappointed in this exciting tale.
Young Adult Book Reviews 
this book is horrible
fast paced? i think it is very slow. the author’s wordiness let down the book. there are certain partys of the book that should have been edited.