Halo (Halo, #1)
Halo (Halo, #1)
Fiction | Novel | Published in 2010
Book Brief
Beta485
Novel • Fiction
Venus Cove • Contemporary
2010
12-17 years
HL810L
Super Short Summary
Halo by Alexandra Adornetto follows Bethany, an angel who descends to Earth with her siblings to protect humanity from dark forces. Bethany adapts to human life and experiences new emotions, particularly love, which complicates her mission. The story explores themes of good versus evil and the complexities of angelic intervention.
Reviews & Readership
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Review Roundup
Adornetto's Halo receives mixed feedback. Positively, readers appreciate its engaging, angelic protagonist and romance-centered plot, appealing especially to young adults. Criticisms focus on its predictable storyline and sometimes lack of depth in character development. Overall, Halo is enjoyed for its innocence and charm, though it may not satisfy readers seeking complexity.
Who Should Read Halo (Halo, #1)?
Readers who enjoy Twilight by Stephenie Meyer or Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick will likely be drawn to Alexandra Adornetto's Halo. This novel appeals to young adults who appreciate love stories layered with supernatural elements, exploring themes of good vs. evil, romance, and celestial beings.
70,470 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
485
Novel • Fiction
Venus Cove • Contemporary
2010
12-17 years
HL810L
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