I was a bit late in announcing to the world that Angel’s Curse (book two) had been published. This time I’m a few days ahead of myself by announcing that Angel’s Messiah will be released on June 10!

This weekend I’ll be at Oz Comic-Con Melbourne promoting the latest instalment in the Angel Series, so if you happen to attend, stop by at Stand 120, say hello and have your photo taken!

After that it will be time to knuckle down and start writing the fifth and sixth books. Yes, you read that right. The pre-edit version of the fourth book is 99% complete. Once I’ve finished proofing it, it will be time to send it to the editor. While that’s happening I want to be well under way with the other two books … plus maybe, when I need a bit of a break, work on a children’s picture book — the working title (and possibly final title) is ‘Lucy Vampoosy the Little Vampire Dog’. Yes, I know, I have a thing for vampires … but if you’re reading this, maybe you do as well.

The Blurb

Would you risk everything, for salvation?

Helena — part earth-bound angel, part vampire — is pregnant, and it’s playing havoc with her unique abilities. Her usual diet of vampire blood makes her physically ill, one minute she’s visible the next she’s not, and she’s suffering from blackouts.

After yet another blackout, Helena finds herself back in Satan’s clutches. This time there is no way for her to escape on her own, and a dangerous rescue mission ends with Helena going into labour prematurely.

Helena’s child is born and all too soon must leave her to deliver a message to the mortal world. But the last time someone was sent with a message, it didn’t end well …

An Advance Review

I received a copy of this book from the author herself in return of an honest review. (You can trust me on this)

I’ve never craved a book so much like I crave all the sequels in the Angel Series. Every time I finished a book in this series you’ll probably find me reading the bonus teaser chapter for the next sequel at the end of the book, and I’ve never done that to other series ever. It’s like “wow great book, awesome ending, but what the hell is gonna happen next since everything is already concluded beautifully” And then BAM, new sequel to blow your mind. Again. And surprisingly after the long 3 books journey the story does not feel stretched at all. I trust Melanie Tomlin to come up with something original every time.

I can’t even begin to describe what I’m feeling. Again, if you read my review of the previous installment you would notice me mentioning something about me in a emotional roller coaster (but in a good way) and this book is the same. One moment I’m all hearts and flowers and then soon I’m crying my eyes out. The pace was fast but not too fast that it became overwhelming, same goes to the conflict. A lot but perfectly aligned together. Everything is just perfect! Especially the character development, there is so much depth in every character that I can’t help falling in love with most of them. And although he’s not quite the main character but I just had to mention how these 3 books had significantly changed my view towards Drake. You awesome immortal creature, you! And of course, I’m not even gonna try to describe my feelings for Helena and Danny, but if I had to choose one word to describe them it’ll be: #GOALS

And oh the concept and the plot! So far I’ve never read anything like this before and I just had to give this book and Melanie Tomlin a standing ovation for being so original in coming up with a twist towards the paranormal myths, God and even demons. (Just had to point out again tho this book may not be for you if you can’t handle fictional tweaks towards the religious history, believes, and point of view)

Overall? 5 Shiny crystallized stars for Angel’s Messiah. I am very much sitting on the edge of my seat for the next installment! Thank you Melanie Tomlin for the great journey and the copy! As for you guys? I am totally recommending this book, please go and grab a copy and start the series asap if you haven’t. Like right now.

– The Four Eyed Cat Reviews

Where can you buy it?