Angelic

By: Kelley Armstrong

Narrated by: Laural Merlington

As a half-demon master of the dark arts, Eve Levine isn't what anyone would call "angelic." That's exactly why the Fates chose her for the job. She's their secret weapon against the forces of evil. However, after five years, Eve is tired of being the designated rebel of the angel corps, expected to break the rules, then being penalized for it. When the leaderless djinn stage an uprising, Eve sees the perfect chance to get herself fired. As she plunges deeper into the demon world, though, she realizes she's in danger of losing a lot more than her job.

©2009 Kelley Armstrong (P)2010 Tantor

Great novella, but not worth the price.

Those of us who know and love Eve will certainly enjoy this novella, but it's not worth the price for this very short story.

Excellent short story -- Nice Character Develpment

This short story fits in very nicely with the entire series. The story centers around one of the prime players -- Eve Levine. Armstrong adds to her depth while creating the instant tension needed in a short story. The action is secondary to what you learn about Eve in particular; there is no romance. If you are reading the series, this is a definite must listen. I do not recommend you listen if you have not read the entire series; which or I should say witch is well worth your while.

Love Eve and Otherworld series....but..

I was so excited to listen to this, as I am in love with The Otherworld series. But the narrator sounds NOTHING like I would picture Eve? She sounds like an older woman, almost grandmotherly and it just ruined it for me!!! If this was easier to get ahold of I would have read it. 5 stars for the story , 3 for the awful narrator!

Loved it

Love this series and Angelic falls right into place with the wit and style of Otherwold. It's a good listen BUT (yep there's a but) it's way to short. I'm hoping that this is More a teaser ('bring us up to speed with Eve) before the next FULL book comes out..

I wanna date Eve Levine!

Excellent novella; been in love with the character idea of Eve since "Haunted". The Fates sure can be bitches and challenging, but Eve reciprocates, excelling in diplomacy at times. Well done Kelley Armstrong!