Defending Angels

The first in a new series of paranormal mysteries from fan-favorite Mary Stanton, Defending Angels introduces young lawyer Brianna Winston-Beaufort. After taking over her uncle's law practice in the much-haunted city of Savannah, Georgia, Bree is itching for her first case. That is, until she gets an otherworldly phone call from Benjamin Skinner, a local businessman who's just been murdered.©2008 Mary Stanton (P)2009 Recorded Books, LLC

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"Stanton ... balances the pace skillfully, seamlessly weaving Bree's bewildering supernatural experiences into her investigation. Engaging and charismatic, angel's advocate Bree will be a breath of fresh air for fans of paranormal cozy mysteries." ( PublishersWeekly, starred review)

Just right

The book has enough weirdness to be entertaining. Very light. Good setup for the next in the series.

Iliked it, and I am not a 12 year old girl!

There is a lot of character development in this so at times there can be a slow burn with little action, but since this is obviously the first in a series that's to be expected and the story never drug on or got boring, just took time to explian a few things. The author crafted a very real and lived in Savannah with interesting characters and added some mystical elements to make it this side of strange.

I think the idea of a paranormal justice system is a very novel one (pardon the pun). I found the story engaging and entertaining even if it did have a Perry Mason-esque ending (which is not a bad thing!). This was a great introduction to a series I feel holds much promise.

Slow Motion

Very disappointed with this book! Very slow moving, had great potential but just never made it over the hurdle. Took forever for the story to develop

Rather Imature...

this could be a thinly disguised Nancy Drew mystery.... am sure it would appeal to 12 year olds