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Sin City Angels: The Dabbler Novels Book Two
Robert Jones, Dabbler son of a major Wizard's House is up to his neck in trouble again. Lesser Angels are being driven mad by the Goblin's Great Machine. The Fey are hunting him again and Lucifer is trying to collect on an old debt. Old friends and new allies will aid him on this new adventure...
83 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 12, 2017
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C.S. Anderson
39 books17 followersC.S Anderson has been writing stories since he could form written words, his lastest book is BLACK IRISH which is also his first vampire novel. Check it out it is available as both a kindle download and as a trade paperback on amazon.com
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December 17, 2017
A WORTHY SEQUEL TO SIN CITY SUCCUBUS!
I loved the first book when I read it. I STILL loved it hard when I recently re-read it in preparation for the release of Sin City Angels. I am so happy to report that the latest installment in the Dabbler Series does not disappoint! Once again, I had a tough time putting it down for pesky things like dealing with real life.....
The story has a great premise, the action is non-stop, and there are plenty of surprises. Best of all was the announcement (and even a sample!) of Book 3. I can honestly say that the main character, Robert Jones, has become one of my favorites!
(PS - another memorable cover by Lisa Vasquez!)
I loved the first book when I read it. I STILL loved it hard when I recently re-read it in preparation for the release of Sin City Angels. I am so happy to report that the latest installment in the Dabbler Series does not disappoint! Once again, I had a tough time putting it down for pesky things like dealing with real life.....
The story has a great premise, the action is non-stop, and there are plenty of surprises. Best of all was the announcement (and even a sample!) of Book 3. I can honestly say that the main character, Robert Jones, has become one of my favorites!
(PS - another memorable cover by Lisa Vasquez!)
January 1, 2018
Reviewed by Demetrius Svette
*This book was provided for an honest review
We were first brought into the wonderful world of Sin City with Succubus created by C.S. Anderson; a city where the wonder is never in short supply. Sin City Succubus saw a half human/ half warlock dabbler by the name of Robert Jones thrown into a dimension where werewolves, vampires, warlocks and goblins not only exist but are governed by the Grand Council. Sin City Angels brings angels and gods into the mix, including one angel that you should never betray. I don’t really read this genre much but C.S. Anderson continues to surprise me. In Sin City Angels, we go on another adventure and find ourselves tested with Robert Jones and other characters.
To the readers of the realms of action/adventure and mythical alike, you will enjoy this as much as the next game of Dungeons and Dragons… just minus the dragons. I can’t get into too many details with this one because it’s a lot shorter than Succubus, but be prepared to go through a lot of epic changes. Mr. Anderson combines a great sense of humor, non-stop action, a lot of magic and a bit of violence topped with a major surprise that is heart stopping in the much-anticipated sequel in the dabbler series. Robert Jones is back and something keeps coming after him for the things he has done in the past. But will it be enough to stop him from protecting the one he loves? Pick up a copy of Sin City Angels, book 2 in the Dabbler series today and find out!
The only thing I can say is that book two was too short for my liking, as a fan of the Sin City series; but it does make me anxiously wait to see how far Anderson will take it in the next installment, as he left Angels with a tease of what’s to come. C.S. Anderson is talented in many ways and I know that we will continue to see more magic, more surprises and much more devastation to come in the future of the Sin City books. I look forward to seeing more from Anderson and seeing where Robert’s journey leads to next.
*This book was provided for an honest review
We were first brought into the wonderful world of Sin City with Succubus created by C.S. Anderson; a city where the wonder is never in short supply. Sin City Succubus saw a half human/ half warlock dabbler by the name of Robert Jones thrown into a dimension where werewolves, vampires, warlocks and goblins not only exist but are governed by the Grand Council. Sin City Angels brings angels and gods into the mix, including one angel that you should never betray. I don’t really read this genre much but C.S. Anderson continues to surprise me. In Sin City Angels, we go on another adventure and find ourselves tested with Robert Jones and other characters.
To the readers of the realms of action/adventure and mythical alike, you will enjoy this as much as the next game of Dungeons and Dragons… just minus the dragons. I can’t get into too many details with this one because it’s a lot shorter than Succubus, but be prepared to go through a lot of epic changes. Mr. Anderson combines a great sense of humor, non-stop action, a lot of magic and a bit of violence topped with a major surprise that is heart stopping in the much-anticipated sequel in the dabbler series. Robert Jones is back and something keeps coming after him for the things he has done in the past. But will it be enough to stop him from protecting the one he loves? Pick up a copy of Sin City Angels, book 2 in the Dabbler series today and find out!
The only thing I can say is that book two was too short for my liking, as a fan of the Sin City series; but it does make me anxiously wait to see how far Anderson will take it in the next installment, as he left Angels with a tease of what’s to come. C.S. Anderson is talented in many ways and I know that we will continue to see more magic, more surprises and much more devastation to come in the future of the Sin City books. I look forward to seeing more from Anderson and seeing where Robert’s journey leads to next.
October 18, 2019
This was a fast, enjoyable read. There were few welcome plot twists and the main character is very likeable. The main problem I had with this book is that it needs a good copy editor. There were misspellings and grammatical errors throughout that were glaring and easily fixable. That said, I am looking forward to the next installment in this series.
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