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I finished it but with reservations. ***MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD

I liked Ruby until she went to Sage Academy oddly enough. She seemed more normal and in control before she was abducted. Sage didn't seem to inspire her to change or be better. She simply existed, just to love Eli, and be safe from Hank. Apart from learning how to move water, she was simply this doe eyed teen who feel in love with an angel. She also didn't really come across as outstanding except for her unique abilities. She's essentially exotic but without much depth. The only thing that's works for her is that when she's vampire, she doesn't want to feed from anyone directly.

I wanted to like Eli and Ruby's relationship but it was ridiculously unequal. Eli was a mature teacher (whose poise and wisdom exceeds his 24/25 years) while Ruby is still an 18 year old (who seems more like 15/16) high school student just learning to be an adult. She has no freedom or independence. She's now expected to develop this symbiotic, dependent relationship on someone she can never have? Eli more like wise mentor or protective older brother. Their relationship would have made more sense if this is how it was written. Their bonding tattoos didn't make much sense since apparently the bonds are not long term or permanent. And why would they give two beings such as goddess and guardian angels bonds that would easily lead to more intense feelings, just because of the sheer amount of time they spend together, but yet forbid any relationship between them? If a guardian angel can be easily assigned to someone else when she graduates from the school, why not simply make him her mentor and leave it at that. And why have an emotional bond if it's one sided?

Why would a highly respected wizard call a teen's mom a whore to her face? But yet no one expects her lash out? Everyone keeps wanting to restrain her at moments where she has every right to be angry? It's like constantly slapping someone in the face, and not expecting them to flinch?

And how would Tay's behavior ever be reasonable for angel, even if he was a vampire hunter? He's still an angel. The fact that everyone tolerated his attitude and didn't question it, or that he wasn't penalized for it was absolutely ridiculous. No decorum.

Sorry to say Aleksandrov, the supposed headmaster needs some tips from Dumbledore because he is a poor example of a headmaster.

Everyone's reaction to her behavior is unrealistic, being surprised by her fear and anxiety after seeing her mom killed, abducted, threatened by a vampire, and thrown into a new environment. Most are acting as if she's being ridiculous for not simply getting over it.

As stated earlier, the pairing with Eli seems almost inappropriate, despite their supposed legal age. Her emotions are far too immature for a relationship with someone like Eli, who seems like he's far beyond his time much less years. After all she's been through doesn't seem to taken anything seriously, but needs to have everyone run to her rescue all the time.

Everyone wants her to be dependent on them. Her only desire seems to be Eli. She's very passive and doesn't seem to much going for her. Poorly developed character.


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Your Guardian Angel The Guardian Angel Series Book 1 eBook Skyla Madi Reviews

Ruby's life changed forever the day her stepfather killed her mother and turned Ruby into a vampire. Her life takes another strange turn when she is kidnapped and brought to a special school for gods and goddesses. Once there, she is turned back to a mortal being and issued a hot guardian angel, Eli. Although it's against all of the rules, Ruby can't help but fall for Eli. Unfortunately, her crush on Eli is the least of her worries when her family's lives are threatened. Will Ruby save her family? Will she and Eli end up together? Read Your Guardian Angel to find out!

Okay, first of all, this book's cover is stunning! I love it! Second of all, this book has it all! It is packed full of action, a love story, and there are several turns that I didn't see coming! I am super excited to read the sequel!
First of all, just look at this cover! Isn't it gorgeous? To be honest, it wasn't until I wrote the review that I noticed it. And I fully blame it on my phone. It only lets you see a small picture of the cover, but what a beautiful cover it is! I love how everything fits and most of all I love the font. It totally fits the cover and the story, and what a story it was!

This book will take you to a world full of gods and goddesses, vampires and of course guardian angels. I was quite fond of it actually. It was very refreshing, especially the guardian angels. I've never read a story about them before. It's a well thought-out world and I'd like to discover more. Even if my feminist heart was less happy with the pedestal goddesses were put on and the damsel in distress role they were given. Uhm, they control the four elements. Can't they use those in a fight? Like throw fireballs at the enemy? Those can be quite deadly, I assure you! Fortunately for my heart there were also female guardian angels who know the ropes and a feisty main character. Who's gonna chance one or two things, I'm sure ;)

And I adored our feisty heroine, named Ruby. She isn't shy at all and has no problems to stand up and fight for those she considers her friends and family. Her only problem is her docility. She's too gullible. I would have kicked and screamed, be stubborn, or at least ask for time to think about it. And definitely not wholeheartedly embrace someone who minutes ago insulted my mom, gravely. Even if he saved my life. Ruby also has some problems with making the right the decisions, like your usual YA protagonist. Although in this book there is someone who makes her see the consequences of her actions! Progress! If only she was a bit more remorseful...

The plot was good too. It has a thrilling start, which kept me on the edge of my seat from page one. It mellows a bit afterwards, which gives you the opportunity to discover the world Skyla Madi created. She also makes sure there's no opportunity to get bored. Cause the most important piece of information is forever left out, that piece you'll need to understand the puzzle, to see the whole. Which makes you keep on reading. The only thing that bothered me was the re-explaining of events that happened a couple of chapters ago. It's like this was a sequel and you had to refresh your memory about what exactly took place. I'm capable of remembering that much, thank you! Life-threatening situations tend to stick with you!

Conclusion

A good book with a great world to discover. With an amazing cover and a funny protagonist, who could be a bit too gullible at times. I liked the plot and it's easy to get lost in this book. Even when Ruby failed to see the consequences of her actions and made not so smart decisions and with re-explaining of some events, like I wasn't capable of remembering that much in a couple of hours.
Let me start off by saying this story had awesome potential but a few things ruined it for me. I'll start with Eli and ruby... There just wasn't enough build up there for me to really get into it. Don't get me wrong I wanted to, but I couldn't connect fully. SPOILER....(KIND OF) The part where she ran off after getting the notes, well I can't understand why she wouldn't tell except to keep the story going... so it fell flat. Also, retelling details over and over that happened earlier in this book for on my nerves. Example the point of the tattoo was told about 3 times...why? If it was the second book I would understand. I think this could've been a 5 star book of it had a bit more detail and effort. I WILL read the next book because I am curious and I really hope she pulls me in more in this next book. I really wanted to love this one
I finished it but with reservations. ***MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD

I liked Ruby until she went to Sage Academy oddly enough. She seemed more normal and in control before she was abducted. Sage didn't seem to inspire her to change or be better. She simply existed, just to love Eli, and be safe from Hank. Apart from learning how to move water, she was simply this doe eyed teen who feel in love with an angel. She also didn't really come across as outstanding except for her unique abilities. She's essentially exotic but without much depth. The only thing that's works for her is that when she's vampire, she doesn't want to feed from anyone directly.

I wanted to like Eli and Ruby's relationship but it was ridiculously unequal. Eli was a mature teacher (whose poise and wisdom exceeds his 24/25 years) while Ruby is still an 18 year old (who seems more like 15/16) high school student just learning to be an adult. She has no freedom or independence. She's now expected to develop this symbiotic, dependent relationship on someone she can never have? Eli more like wise mentor or protective older brother. Their relationship would have made more sense if this is how it was written. Their bonding tattoos didn't make much sense since apparently the bonds are not long term or permanent. And why would they give two beings such as goddess and guardian angels bonds that would easily lead to more intense feelings, just because of the sheer amount of time they spend together, but yet forbid any relationship between them? If a guardian angel can be easily assigned to someone else when she graduates from the school, why not simply make him her mentor and leave it at that. And why have an emotional bond if it's one sided?

Why would a highly respected wizard call a teen's mom a whore to her face? But yet no one expects her lash out? Everyone keeps wanting to restrain her at moments where she has every right to be angry? It's like constantly slapping someone in the face, and not expecting them to flinch?

And how would Tay's behavior ever be reasonable for angel, even if he was a vampire hunter? He's still an angel. The fact that everyone tolerated his attitude and didn't question it, or that he wasn't penalized for it was absolutely ridiculous. No decorum.

Sorry to say Aleksandrov, the supposed headmaster needs some tips from Dumbledore because he is a poor example of a headmaster.

Everyone's reaction to her behavior is unrealistic, being surprised by her fear and anxiety after seeing her mom killed, abducted, threatened by a vampire, and thrown into a new environment. Most are acting as if she's being ridiculous for not simply getting over it.

As stated earlier, the pairing with Eli seems almost inappropriate, despite their supposed legal age. Her emotions are far too immature for a relationship with someone like Eli, who seems like he's far beyond his time much less years. After all she's been through doesn't seem to taken anything seriously, but needs to have everyone run to her rescue all the time.

Everyone wants her to be dependent on them. Her only desire seems to be Eli. She's very passive and doesn't seem to much going for her. Poorly developed character.