Editorial Reviews:
Synopsis
DESCRIPTION:
Zoë Pendergraft falls in love with an angel, frees a soul from necromancers, releases a ghost trapped in the Void, and saves his living grandson from demons.
Most of Zoë's friends are dead, but she doesn't mind because they died long before she met them. Then one Tuesday night an angel takes her salsa dancing and turns her world upside down.
Grim reality closes in when she discovers a body in her company's boiler room and Higher Angels accuse her best ghost friend of murder. Knowing she's the only one who can stand against them, Zoë resorts to lying, stealing and summoning, all while trying to determine if the tempestuous love she's feeling is real. In the end, getting blood on her hands forces Zoë to question herself, and her angel to question her.
Contains strong language and supernatural sizzle.
REVIEWS:
“It was nigh on impossible to put down.” — For Books’ Sake
“I just finished reading Ordinary Angels by India Drummond and I loved it.” — The Bookish Snob
“Although ghosts and angels have been done before, Drummond finds a way to keep things fresh and bring something new to the table.” — That Bookish Girl
"This book is a solid beginning to a new series with multi-dimensional characters — Booking It
“This was a very well written début novel by India Drummond and it was a pure delight to read.”– A Muggle’s Magical Book Blog
Synopsis
DESCRIPTION:
Zoë Pendergraft falls in love with an angel, frees a soul from necromancers, releases a ghost trapped in the Void, and saves his living grandson from demons.
Most of Zoë's friends are dead, but she doesn't mind because they died long before she met them. Then one Tuesday night an angel takes her salsa dancing and turns her world upside down.
Grim reality closes in when she discovers a body in her company's boiler room and Higher Angels accuse her best ghost friend of murder. Knowing she's the only one who can stand against them, Zoë resorts to lying, stealing and summoning, all while trying to determine if the tempestuous love she's feeling is real. In the end, getting blood on her hands forces Zoë to question herself, and her angel to question her.
Contains strong language and supernatural sizzle.
REVIEWS:
“It was nigh on impossible to put down.” — For Books’ Sake
“I just finished reading Ordinary Angels by India Drummond and I loved it.” — The Bookish Snob
“Although ghosts and angels have been done before, Drummond finds a way to keep things fresh and bring something new to the table.” — That Bookish Girl
"This book is a solid beginning to a new series with multi-dimensional characters — Booking It
“This was a very well written début novel by India Drummond and it was a pure delight to read.”– A Muggle’s Magical Book Blog
