A Hundred Words for Hate
A Remy Chandler Novel

Avis tiré de mon blog : Encore un tome vraiment sympa et qui augure du meilleur pour la suite. J'ai beaucoup aimé l'histoire de ce tome. Elle est à la fois indépendante et liée aux précédents. Lors qu'il s'avère que le Jardin d’Éden dérive de plus en plus proche de la terre, nombreux sont ceux qui so......more

I'm growing increasingly disappointed in the Remy Chandler books. I love, love, love the concept of an angel who willingly leaves Heaven after The War is over, choosing to walk among humans and behave as one, who then gets pulled back into all manner of battles that are epically Biblical in nature.......more

A Hundred Words For Hate picks up the pace where the first three Remy Chandler novels left off, and shifts it into high gear, taking all of the good and fantastic elements of the previous installments and multiplying them exponentially. Remy's development as a character, as a Seraphim—as a human—is......more

This is the fourth book in the Remy Chandler series. It was a wonderful addition to the series and dealt a lot more with Remy's angelic nature than previous books in the series have. Remy is called to investigate something by the Sons of Adam; these are the actual descendants of Adam who have a facil......more

I could barely finish the book and I think this is the last one I'll read in the series. The plot itself wasn't half bad, but I didn't like the execution. There were, like, ten plotline threads, cut together in an almost staccato rhythm. Sometimes the scenes were only half a page long, set in the pr......more