Angel of darkness is correct
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This game is the angel of darkness - THe control system is impossible - The menu screens are ridiculous and bulky to manage - I have played all the tomb raider games - This one is near to unplayable - This thing went straight to EBAY - save your money for something good - THE TR people need to do something fresh with this character like send her to space or something - jeez - the franchise is getting old and stale due to lack of innovation and change.
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The Hellhammer demos and the ep were very good. Demon Entrails is 10 out of 10, a black metal opus. This will definitely please fans of Celtic Frost, Venom, Bathory, Mercyful Fate, King Diamond. This is a must-have.
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Angels gone bad?  Loved it!  I was expecting the conclusion to the first book.  Pleasant surprise there will be more Angels kicking ass!
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Angels and Demons.. we have read all about them right? We know the history, right? Well think again because Sarah Gilman turns the entire concept on it's side! Talk about tilting the chessboard. Angels and Demons on the same side? Both fallen to earth (just not quite sure where the Demons fell from).. Banding together to make sure the Archangels are protected from, you guessed it the humans!!!

Kidnapped as a child and raised in a lab, Jett, is still trying to figure out just who the good guys are. Raised to believe that demons are basically a subspecies barely sentient and that he himself is evil, Jett still managed to make the right choice and save the Archangel Raphael (they say it's not "that" Raphael..). Once they escaped their captivity, Raphael went back to his life but Jett wasn't sure where he belonged. So he remained on the fringes of their society, constantly watching Raphael's back. Making sure he was safe, protecting his growing family. But refraining from any other contact. Until a group of young demons were killed and another child kidnapped.

Lexine, knew who her mate was, just wasn't sure how she was ever going to accept it. Mated to a human demon hunter? How would she ever be able to live with herself? Consequently she has done all in her power to change her destiny. But when her younger brother is kidnapped and the smokin hawt Jett steps in to help find him, Lexine is thrown for a loop. Who is this man? And why is she so attracted to him?

What a great story.. Jett's past while torturous, we are not forced to relive it. Ms Gilman gives us enough information that we know he was battered and abused. That he is a wounded soul that needs love and understanding, acceptance. But that he will have to make the first step in finding it.

Another great aspect is while Ms Gilman shows us what happened and puts characters in situations to repeat history. It doesn't always happen. The individuals learn how to not repeat history.. they learn that while there is destiny there is also free will and that free will always trumps destiny.

The villains in this book are particularly vile because they (at least one of them) is doing it "for the greater good" (see horrid phrase). But as vile as the main villain is, there are correlations to real life. The fact that Jett was imprisoned in a lab and studied for most of his life shows just how bad it can get. He was a CHILD!! And not only was he captured and tortured studied he was brainwashed. Told his parents all but tossed him away.. why? Because Demons are evil and that's what they do.

It's amazing that Jett turned out to be a compassionate caring man who put the lives of others before himself and his need for revenge. That he promised that no child would ever suffer what he did.

There were times when I stumbled a bit because this was the second book in the Return to Sanctuary Series and the references were a bit vague. But in general this book does well as a stand alone (although, I am already adding the first book, Out in Blue, to my TBR..

Check out this book, another delightful find through netgalley!

Shauni

This review is based on the ARC of Deep in Crimson provided by netgalle
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Lash  By L.G. Castillo
Broken Angel Series Book 1

  Believe in angels? Guardian angels? Fallen angels ? Heaven and hell?  After reading this story you will believe in them and so much more.  A tragic event 35 yrs. in the past shape the future of three people who don't even know they are connected.  A mistake Lahash or Lash, our fallen angel  made during that event resulted in his dismissal from heaven.  The story provides  a test of faith all through the actions of our fallen angel, as he must protect Naomi from an unknown evil.
  Catch a glimpse into the backdrop the author has provided to begin her broken angel series.  The author paints a beautiful story of overcoming obstacles through courage and trust. The theme throughout the book remains love will always bring you home.  I look forward to book 2 in the series.
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I had a little trouble at 1st to get the games to install.  I have Windows 8 on my computer.  I haven't gotten Angel Of Darkness to work yet, but I got the rest of them to work on my computer.
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Wonderfully the star of the book Harlow is the avenging angel to Amanda R. Browning's evil character Lilith

The Legacy of Lilith is found in THE WITHERING DARKNESS
http://www.amazon.com/The-Withering-Darkness-Paranormal-ebook/dp/B007Q5N2YI/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1346273402&sr=1-1&keywords=the+withering+darkness

Lilith's return is found in THE DARK HUNGER
http://www.amazon.com/The-Dark-Hunger-Paranormal-ebook/dp/B007Q6P5YW/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1346273524&sr=1-1&keywords=the+dark+hunger

both a must read to get a taste of evil and to appreciate Harlow In THE BIRTH OF THE NYXIAN
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I really loved this book.  It impresses the readers that angels are non denominational and not owned by any one faith group. It also shows how you can use meditation and music to actually feel your angels.

so many people are so afraid that if you cannot do something through the bible that it is evil.  This book, even though the author is christian she refutes this.  As a pagan I readily agree.  God is not owned by any one faith group; and neither are angels. Now without reading the other reviews, I would fully expect this book to perhaps to be called heresy because of this approach,  but it is refreshing. God and the angels are presented the way that they are meant to be. God is love and the angels are Gods celestial helpers.

the book gave clear explanations and ways to understand how to heal and how to hear your own angels or how to call on the angels for support. that is why I rated it a 5 star.  Kudos to the author
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Good book - I love Shirley, Goodness and Mercy.  They are fun angels.
If you are looking for a book on angels there are several out there, but for a tough of light humor of these three that get into trouble not only on Earth, but with Gabriel.  I haave all of her angel books and have recommended then to others.
Dorothy K
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I thought this third book in the Guardian of Angels series was as good as the first. I had to purchase the next volume as soon as I finished one to see how the story would progress or end. I would recommend this series to anyone who is a supporter of true love and can imagine the type of afterlife and dimensions where angels and demons live. Try the first book and see if you agree!
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When I finished Angel Time, Anne Rice's first Songs of the Seraphim novel, I immediately went back to Amazon to get the next one in the series, Of Love and Evil.  I was not disappointed. The characters are vivid, as are all of Rice's characters, and the story sucks you into another world. My only complaint is that I want to see another book in the series, and Rice seems to have moved on.
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I often forget that DarkFuse doesn't limit itself strictly to horror, just what it calls dark fiction.  Generally that means horror, of course, but every now and then you get a book like Angel of the Abyss, which is a straight mystery novel, and a pretty damned good one at that.

The story starts with Graham Woodward, a film restoration expert and our protagonist in the present, getting a phone call requesting his assistance in restoring and preserving a newly-discovered copy of Angel of the Abyss, a film from the silent era that was long though lost forever.  Though somewhat hesitant over the circumstances - why would someone in L.A. call him, a Boston resident, when there are hundreds of people in L.A. that would kill for the opportunity - but he ultimately agrees.

The narrative then jumps back in time almost a century and centers around Grace Baron, the star of Angel of the Abyss, and the events of the final few weeks of shooting for the film.  Grace is a young, driven girl from America's heartland and is determined to be a movie star.

The story alternates between these two time periods, interweaving a modern-day murder mystery with the mystery surrounding Angel of the Abyss.  Kurtz deftly keeps you guessing right up until the climax and at least one of the big reveals surprised me (though in hindsight, the clues were there).  I can't really say much more about the plot without giving it away, though.

I have dabbled with being a cinephile in the past, and from my own (admittedly limited) knowledge, Kurtz seems to have done his homework on how movies were made in the '20s.  I enjoyed the parts of the book with Grace as the POV character more so than the parts set in the present, but I suspect that's chiefly because the fact that her fate after the premier of Angel of the Abyss was established as a mystery in the first chapter and I enjoyed reading about events of which the characters in the present had no knowledge.  But beyond that, there's a certain blurred-edge quality to the settings and events around Grace; this part of the story is as much about an infant motion picture industry as it is about her, and it's entertaining to read what these characters believe will happen to that industry in the future.

I fear a lot of folks will discount this book because it's a mystery novel from a publisher more closely associated with horror.  That would be a mistake because this is a great book, and it certainly fits well with DarkFuse's typical themes.
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This book has everything, friends who become enemies (Satan and Yahweh), A love triangle, (Satan, Lucifer and Lilith) and a loveable golden retriever named, Beelzebub. Then there is of course one angel, who shall not be named, who wishes to set everyone against each other. Because I guess, hes jealous since he seems to have no friends?
Some have criticized the book because its mostly dialogue, but I actually like that. My favorite angel, doesnt show up till later. Hes my fav because hes a doer, a strong, silent type.
The story is an interesting take on the revolt of the angels in Heaven that seems to have come about due to multiple misunderstandings and Yahwehs quest for ultimate power. Satan is cast in a sympathetic light in this version and that is very well done in my opinion.
I was a little disappointed with the ending though, it seemed to come to an abrupt halt, but I loved the description in the battle scenes and the fact that Lilith is such a badass! I am partial to any book that includes a strong female character.
I found the book very entertaining and positive influence on my own writing.
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Of all the books so far written connected with the Angel TV series, this one is the best! Angel is the vampire with a soul and the story focuses on the collecting and selling of souls for various nefarious purposes. In order to pay off a gambling debt, a father sells his daughter's soul to a sorcerer. The now-comatose child reminds Angel of his own long-dead sister and what he did to her once he became Angelus. The baseline is that a human wants to live forever and has a demon partner that has showed him how by distilling a life-extending drug from the life-energy of souls. The demon, on the other hand, feeds on souls and Aubrey's soul, so pure and innocent, is a precious commodity that bidders only dream of but the demon wants it for itself. Of course, that one-of-a-kind soul possessed by our hero is even more appealing. And this demon, a Kurgarru, is really on the disgusting side with the parasites and game show addiction. Then there is the drug called Uforia, which is a by-product of the life-extending drug, used by demons to make them fearless which is used in two short instances.  As a written narrative, this book moves right along. There are  places where it could have easily bogged down but Sniegoski just keeps it running. This takes place in the first season and is welcome addition for anyone wanting another story with Doyle involved and a short appearance of Harry. The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is that the writer deliberately disregards the opportunity for Angel to think about the precious gift his own soul is.
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Even though this is fiction really feel the author makes a plausible storyline for how angels and demons could interact.
I have bought this book at least four times before and lend them out only to have to buy again now this time I can not loose it.  LOL
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Muse was half devil and half human. Normally her kind would have been killed at birth, but she lived. Her owner was a ruthless bastard, who beat her mercilessly and almost killed her often. She lived on the other side of the veil, where most demons stay.

Enter Akil ... or Mammon. One of the princes of hell. He wanted her, so her helped her kill her owner and then brought her demon side so he could enjoy the rewards. He is a sick, demented demon, who only wants her powerful demon half to survive.

But she meets Stefan, another half demon. She had been away from Akil for five years when suddenly someone wanted her dead. Her demon brother was the number one choice, but was it him who sent the hellhounds after her??

This story is full of action, betrayal and interesting analogies. I like her. She's a badass and not just her demon side. But who to trust??

Read on my friends.
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Get a response and tell your friends. The ultimate experience to expand your Multimedia Collection. Is it the ultimate score Demons and the like? If so I hope they never find it.
Demons and Angels are rumored to have a preordained purpose. I truthfully doubt evil is waiting around reading "People" hoping for the opportunity to scare you. If either entity needs something you'll know it.  Come to think of it where are all the Angel EVP's?

For me what came out of reading this book was how communicating with spirits could benefit both the living and deceased move on. I've seen seen orbs and heard EVP's. Great.. Finding new ways for both sides to deal with grief and move on is what it's about.  One day death will find us all. Wouldn't it be nice to be able give or get help from beyond?