Books by Thomas E. Sniegoski
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review 1: The Seraphim known as Remiel now lives as Remy Chandler, a private investigator in Boston. He’s received a summons to visit the Sons of Adam who have taken care of Adam (yes, THE Adam) for millennia. He’s dying now and longs to see Eden again. In a bid to save itself, the Garden ...
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review 1: I like stories about religious mythology, and this one delivers with a focus on angelology. This edition collects the third and fourth books of the series. Overall, I think Aerie was better than Reckoning. With that said, there are numerous issues that affected my reading and ...
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review 1: It's a conventional novel that, somehow, avoids diving headlong into the trap of being TOO conventional. And that, in itself, is a particular brand of talent that deserves an applause. All the themes used in this novel - a PI who's actually a supernatural being, his loving wife, ...
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review 1: Still mourning his wife's death, fallen angel and private investigator of supernatural events, Remy Chandler, has been hired by a collector of antique weapons to recover five weapons of unimaginable power recently stolen from his collection. Remy shortly learns that others are al...
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review 1: This book's story line wasn't as good as the previous two. It was still very good and a fun read, but didn't quite life up to its potential.However, though the story line may have had flaws there was a lot of great character development in this book. Remy seems to be coming to gr...
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review 1: Wonderful--if you love angels, magick, and "all Hell breaking loose," you'll LOVE this book! Broken up in different narratives, it gives you the POV of the characters as the story unfolds, and it can be a *little* jarring, but it's not bad. My only wish is that Remy (and other an...
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review 1: I'm being genuinely considerate by putting two stars.I know when I have a good book; when all I can think about is the next time I can pick it up and read it. This one made me want to get through it ASAP so I'd be done.I'm not going to bother to read Leviathan, I have other boo...
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review 1: Despite the many POVs we get, I still don't feel like any of the characters are really fleshed out...except for maybe Verchiel. Aaron and Lucifer are so boringly lawful good. Lucifer was especially disappointing because he basically turns out to like Christ reborn, with his "cont...
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review 1: Tak tohle bylo teda husté! Hodně akce, ještě více magie a záporák, který neměl žádné hranice lidskosti. Sniegoski je opravdu dobrý autor a líbilo se mi, jak dokázal spojit náboženskou tématiku s příběhem a vytvořit tak jedinečné čtení. Otázkou ale zůstává, co se bude odehrávat v ...
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review 1: I liked this book better than the first. There was more action and a clearer view to what the baddies were up to. The actions and beliefs of the chief villian felt like a direct correlation to what is happening in the world today. Taking a value and abusing its intent, defending ...
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review 1: I found this book very very hard to get in to, but when I finished the first book, I devoured the rest of the series. The chapters kept switching between characters and I had to keep reminding myself who was who and whether they were a good guy or bad guy. Although after reading ...
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review 1: The Fallen By: Thomas E. SniegoskiAaron Corbet lived a normal teenage life. He had his wonderful foster parents, Lori and Tom Stanley, along with their son Stevie. Aaron also had his best friend Gabriel, his dog. Life was good for this quiet boy, then that all changed on his eigh...
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review 1: Remy Chandler is truly settling back into his life, probably for the first time since losing his wife. He’s got a girlfriend, Linda, who Marlowe (his dog) loves, too. Remy’s also been able to integrate his angelic nature and his human guise a lot better than before when he used t...