SON OF ANGEL (THE SONS Series #2) by Kailee Reese Samuels: ARC review

Son of Angel by Kailee Reese Samuels
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

"You do not fuck with that which belongs to me."


So, here I am, staring at my curser, devastated by the bomb, or should I say, bombs that KRS just dropped on us in Son of Angel.

I didn't know what to expect, but after all, when it comes to that author, the best way to enjoy the book is not to expect anything and to simply enjoy the ride. And speaking of the ride, buckle up, Son of Angel is truly dizzying. Since I finished it last night, I've been trying to process it all: the emotional/psychological rollercoaster, the crazy twists, the complexity of the storyline.


Dominic Gennaro (Dom), son of the Chicago mafioso Angelo Gennaro is a true calculator. To say that he is a complex man is an understatement, after reading his story, he still surprised me. Let's be honest, at the beginning I didn't even like him. I felt for him, was intrigued by that silent and regal man.  As the story unfolded, Dom grew on me, I understood this enigmatic and calculated man a little better, I found him sweet at times and very sexy most of the time... until bam I took a bucket of ice on the head. That guy is a mystery, his determination to protect those he loves knows no limit. And let me tell you, you'd better be at the top of his list!


Be ready for the Master.. and mastermind. 

Son of Angel is very psychological; the power play, manipulations, betrayals and deceit run deep. And be prepared, you'll feel every shade of the hurt. 

The tone was undoubtedly darker than in Son of Saint: the author superbly explored the manipulation and shed a new light on events from the previous books. The shift of perspective, the unveiling of many truths gave me chills, the suspense and tangle ties riveted me to the pages. I felt like a puppet in the author' skilled hands, feeling every single emotion the characters felt.


Son of Angel is a book that I highly recommend to readers who love to be sucked into a story, and intricate world, and experience the addicting and beautiful and scorching hot mess that are the Juliet books.

NB:This book is not a standalone, start the series  with the Son of Saint!

I VOLUNTARILY REVIEWED AN ARC COPY OF THIS BOOK. THANK YOU!!!

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