Have read a number of good paranormal series featuring male protagonists fighting evil in the world, be it wizard, druid, psychopomp, half-Auphe and even human. Thought I’d covered it all until this series. Remy Chandler is an Angel who, sickened and disillusioned by the great war in heaven, decided to live out life in a guise of a human. He worked as a private detective and got married to a wonderful woman, and that’s where the story begins…As expected, there’s lots of action and plot twists churning out vengeful angels, magic, demons etc right from Book One. The author steps things up in this second instalment, with the story steamrolling into an impressive battle that had made glued to the pages until the end. Sniegoski handled the romance part with atypical sensitivity for a male author, and provides touching flashbacks of the angel’s life with his wife and also the events that explain Remy’s departure from heaven.This is the first Thomas E. Snegoski series that I am following, and certainly won't be the last. It’s not as great as Jim Butcher’s Harry Dresden, but definitely better than some others that I’ve read. Hmmm…come to think of it, I have yet to read about vampire male leads in such a series. They seem to feature aplenty in the romance genre though…. Dancing on the head of a pin is the second novel in Thomas E. Sniegoski's Remy Chandler series. when a large cashe of heavenly weapons disapear, Remy is hired on to the case. but as more details are revealed Remy realizes that there is more going on than just a simple theft, but as the case continues to expand remy realises that there is more than meets the eye and could possibly end of all humanity.The second book of the series continues with the angle Remiel who has relinqueshed heaven to live on earth. the story continies with all the action suspence and drama that we all love. overall 8/10
Do You like book Dancing On The Head Of A Pin (2009)?
I loved the first book, but I liked this one even more. I can't wait for the next one, out shortly.
—colourxpalette
more of the same - easy reading fun bible/angel/demon stuff
—loveboy4u
A wonderful guilty pleasure, on to the next!
—mpuluks
