The book is quite enjoyable and fascinating. It opens to the reader unknown world of already known creatures. Sometimes Devi's behaviour in company of an angel and a demon is weird, but it makes the book real and natural (how would each of us treat both of them if we happend to be on her place?).I mean, the author doesn`t idealize the main character. That is very important. The main point, however, is the ending. It`s worth reading the whole book. I was really excited when I bought this book on Christmas. I loved the first book in the series and was anxious to read what was going to happen to Devi and Oz.I admittedly enjoyed After Eden more but Beloved Purgatory was a good follow up. I only grew extremely tired of how Devi was constantly getting gross looking and dirty. Or how self-loathing she was and feeling undeserving of anything and her constantly “not getting it” and saying “I don’t understand.” How many times and ways can someone explain the same thing to her? I wish she was a little less dense. I get not wanting a heroine to be like catnip to guys but there has to be a happy medium. She doesn’t have to be drop dead gorgeous but can she also not be covered in puke and hideous? Back to how much I loved the story. I like all the twist, the scheming and betrayal. I think dealing with Angels, the Fallen, devils and Demons would involve all those things. You’d never know who to trust and Beloved Purgatory shows that extremely well. I mean seriously, can there truly be good guys when dealing with devils and demons? A good book leaves you sighing with resolution and reeling with questions anew…Book 2 in the Fallen Angels series does that swimmingly.**review from litterbox blog**
What do You think about Beloved Purgatory (2011)?
oh gosh I LOVED it! it is cruel however, that seemingly I must wait for the next book in the series.
—Yannanikki
Short Review: Not as strong as the first book, but still overall pretty decent.
—loriemolina
Second book and the series and loved the ending especially.
—jackie
