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Seraphim Academy #1
Wicked Wings
They think I’m half angel and half human. They think I have no magic. They think because I grew up in the human world I’m clueless about what to expect at Seraphim Academy.
They’re wrong.
I’m not half human, I’m half demon — and this little succubus has come to play.
My brother vanished from Seraphim Academy without a trace, and I’ll do whatever it takes to find him, including infiltrating the school myself.
Even if it means going up against my brother’s best friends, who know something about his disappearance and aren’t talking. They may be angel royalty, but if they think they can intimidate me into leaving the school, they’re wrong.
There’s also the problem of the delicious professor who knows my secret. He’s hiding something too, and I’m going to find out what it is.
But I’ll have to be careful, because if anyone finds out I’m part demon? I won’t just get kicked out of Seraphim Academy — I’ll be dead.
*Seraphim Academy is a college-age reverse harem romance with all characters 21+ and plenty of heat!*
They’re wrong.
I’m not half human, I’m half demon — and this little succubus has come to play.
My brother vanished from Seraphim Academy without a trace, and I’ll do whatever it takes to find him, including infiltrating the school myself.
Even if it means going up against my brother’s best friends, who know something about his disappearance and aren’t talking. They may be angel royalty, but if they think they can intimidate me into leaving the school, they’re wrong.
There’s also the problem of the delicious professor who knows my secret. He’s hiding something too, and I’m going to find out what it is.
But I’ll have to be careful, because if anyone finds out I’m part demon? I won’t just get kicked out of Seraphim Academy — I’ll be dead.
*Seraphim Academy is a college-age reverse harem romance with all characters 21+ and plenty of heat!*
308 pages, ebook
First published December 22, 2019
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43 books3,016 followersElizabeth Briggs is a New York Times and Top 5 Amazon bestselling author of paranormal and fantasy romance featuring twisty plots, plenty of spice, and a guaranteed happy ending. She's a Stage IV cancer warrior who has worked with teens in foster care and volunteered with animal rescue organizations. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband, their daughter, and a pack of fluffy dogs. Find her online at http://www.elizabethbriggs.com
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January 11, 2020
I really liked the sound of the blurb so I grabbed this book on KU - unfortunately it didn't mention it wasn't just an academy book, but also a bully academy book.
So unfortunately this is a DNF from me as I don't enjoy bully books.
Authors - in your blurb or somewhere on the book's page on amazon, can you please mention triggers/warnings including whether your book is bully romance, as not all readers enjoy books about bullies and we try to avoid them.
So unfortunately this is a DNF from me as I don't enjoy bully books.
Authors - in your blurb or somewhere on the book's page on amazon, can you please mention triggers/warnings including whether your book is bully romance, as not all readers enjoy books about bullies and we try to avoid them.
March 26, 2020
One word. Succubus.
Ok, a little more.
I like succubuses? Succubi? I dig the whole inciting lust thing they have going on 😍😍 .
Though I am tired of the whole "my brother is missing and I'm going undercover to find out what happened to him and in the process I'll conveniently forget that I ruled his friends suspect because they are too hot and I trust them until they betray me and I have to wreck vengeance one them" trope.
That being said, can't wait for the third book. Got the 2 under my belt already. I'm that bored, it seems.
Ok, a little more.
I like succubuses? Succubi? I dig the whole inciting lust thing they have going on 😍😍 .
Though I am tired of the whole "my brother is missing and I'm going undercover to find out what happened to him and in the process I'll conveniently forget that I ruled his friends suspect because they are too hot and I trust them until they betray me and I have to wreck vengeance one them" trope.
That being said, can't wait for the third book. Got the 2 under my belt already. I'm that bored, it seems.
February 4, 2020
3.8, some moments I rolled my eyes at. But only in the middle and it picked up. Excited for the next. Mystery abounds!
May 15, 2025
Don’t look to me for any literary masterpieces because I’m in a junk food book phase and I can’t stop.
This one had angels and demons, why choose, secret identity, academy setting, succubus that needs sex the live, what’s not to love.
I liked the main character, Olivia. She’s half Angel, half demon and has been in hiding until her brother disappears. So she goes to Seraphim academy to find out what happened. I liked that she was a strong character and never forgot why she was there.
The guys were okay. They were all friends with her brother and promised to keep her away from the school no matter what. There was nothing special to any of them but I don’t hate any of them either so there’s that. Although one of them is in desperate need of some character development.
Unfortunately, this felt very emotionless. The characters felt so detached from what was happening. If I was watching this show I would say they were all bad actors. It probably didn’t help that it was a pretty fast burn and the development felt rushed.
There’s also some plot holes and things that just don’t make sense. Like why would you torment someone your friend said to keep away from the school FOR HER OWN SAFETY? It fell into the “enemies for no reason but the plot” virus that seems to be going around enemies to lovers romances. A lot of things seemed to be solely for the plot without any regard for if it made sense. Like how the trials just happened to always involve something that works out in her favour. And the ending!? Fun for the drama but did not make sense whatsoever.
It felt like the story was just starting at the end of this book so now I need to read to next one to see how it goes.
This one had angels and demons, why choose, secret identity, academy setting, succubus that needs sex the live, what’s not to love.
I liked the main character, Olivia. She’s half Angel, half demon and has been in hiding until her brother disappears. So she goes to Seraphim academy to find out what happened. I liked that she was a strong character and never forgot why she was there.
The guys were okay. They were all friends with her brother and promised to keep her away from the school no matter what. There was nothing special to any of them but I don’t hate any of them either so there’s that. Although one of them is in desperate need of some character development.
Unfortunately, this felt very emotionless. The characters felt so detached from what was happening. If I was watching this show I would say they were all bad actors. It probably didn’t help that it was a pretty fast burn and the development felt rushed.
There’s also some plot holes and things that just don’t make sense. Like why would you torment someone your friend said to keep away from the school FOR HER OWN SAFETY? It fell into the “enemies for no reason but the plot” virus that seems to be going around enemies to lovers romances. A lot of things seemed to be solely for the plot without any regard for if it made sense. Like how the trials just happened to always involve something that works out in her favour. And the ending!? Fun for the drama but did not make sense whatsoever.
It felt like the story was just starting at the end of this book so now I need to read to next one to see how it goes.
February 11, 2020
Maybe more of a 3.5–3.75. Look, this book isn't re-casting the die on any of this academy stuff, but I will say I found it way more enjoyable than the crap I've read recently.
Pros:
* Strong MC, but sensitive. She's a succubus with morals and a bit of a marshmallow.
* Interesting take on the ecosystem between angels, faeries, and demons. The explanation of their powers ("Choirs") was also pretty cool.
* "bully" without taking it to the extreme
* mystery and intrigue
* the guys weren't faceless or confusing (as they tend to be in RH novels). Good development there.
* there weren't too many guys--4! Just 4. This is a good number.
In spite of it being a fast-burn (hello, succubus), the relationship aspect (and trust) is slowly developing...which I didn't think I'd like (slow burn is my jam), but I couldn't see a slow-burn succubus story that wasn't fraught with all kinds of melodrama anyways (jealous dudes posturing over why she has to "feed" on other people). The mystery is a little bit predictable, but I'm okay with that because I'm still interested enough to see where it heads.
Hopes for next book:
* more Kessian.
* I hope that the MC gets some balls and buddies up with that valkyrie chick for the next book.
* Some humor. Geesh...this book was as funny as a hemmorhoid.
* Some butt-kicking both of the verbal and physical variety. She was abandoned (more or less) and made to feel like the dirty little secret in both angel and demon communities. Hold that sexy head high, girl, and do your thang!
* We meet her mother, who I feel like is probably Lilith or something.
Pros:
* Strong MC, but sensitive. She's a succubus with morals and a bit of a marshmallow.
* Interesting take on the ecosystem between angels, faeries, and demons. The explanation of their powers ("Choirs") was also pretty cool.
* "bully" without taking it to the extreme
* mystery and intrigue
* the guys weren't faceless or confusing (as they tend to be in RH novels). Good development there.
* there weren't too many guys--4! Just 4. This is a good number.
In spite of it being a fast-burn (hello, succubus), the relationship aspect (and trust) is slowly developing...which I didn't think I'd like (slow burn is my jam), but I couldn't see a slow-burn succubus story that wasn't fraught with all kinds of melodrama anyways (jealous dudes posturing over why she has to "feed" on other people). The mystery is a little bit predictable, but I'm okay with that because I'm still interested enough to see where it heads.
Hopes for next book:
* more Kessian.
* I hope that the MC gets some balls and buddies up with that valkyrie chick for the next book.
* Some humor. Geesh...this book was as funny as a hemmorhoid.
* Some butt-kicking both of the verbal and physical variety. She was abandoned (more or less) and made to feel like the dirty little secret in both angel and demon communities. Hold that sexy head high, girl, and do your thang!
* We meet her mother, who I feel like is probably Lilith or something.
August 8, 2020
Wicked Wings was a pretty good start to a reverse harem series. I was hooked from the start and I can't wait to read the sequel! In this book, you'll follow a half-angel half-succubus looking for her missing brother. They share the same father and since he's disappeared, Olivia is willing to do anything, including putting herself in danger to find out what happened to him and if he's still alive.
Turns out, being half-angel & half-demon is forbidden and she spent her entire life hiding her identity. So when she gets into the Seraphim Academy, she'll have to pretend to be half human instead.
As for the MCs... we have one delicious professor with a secret and three "Princes". My favorite was the professor (she had some major chemistry with him), then Marcus and at the bottom Bastien & Callan. Callan still fights his attraction to her and Bastien is a bit too emotionless so far. I'm really excited to see their relationships evolve though!
Turns out, being half-angel & half-demon is forbidden and she spent her entire life hiding her identity. So when she gets into the Seraphim Academy, she'll have to pretend to be half human instead.
As for the MCs... we have one delicious professor with a secret and three "Princes". My favorite was the professor (she had some major chemistry with him), then Marcus and at the bottom Bastien & Callan. Callan still fights his attraction to her and Bastien is a bit too emotionless so far. I'm really excited to see their relationships evolve though!
August 11, 2020
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this book was a bummer. so it started pretty well but then in between, I just lost track of what was happening. so now instead of listing down points on why or why not I like the book, I would be doing it in a mini q and a form. you will be informed if a question or answer contains a spoiler.
Q1) What was the book about - the book was about a half-demon- half-angel girl, who goes to attend an academy for angels to find her brother who went missing the last term. the whole academy is run by mostly archangels and Raziel is the demon studies professor! (if you have no clue of what I am talking about then please view my status updates on this book) mystsatus updates
Q2)How was the plot?
- I wouldn't call this book the best in terms of plot because the first half of this book was amazing but then the plot became unclear and also very frustrating to read at some point. though I must say that this book had me hooked for the first part
Q3) how were the characters?
- umm, the characters weren't all the best except Olivia- our main character. we were constantly switching points of view in this one so we couldn't understand where characters stood with each other. but the relations that were easy to get, they were good.
so, in short, the book was ok. am I going to read the next books? probably not because I didn't like the ending of this very much. saying that the ending sucked would be an understatement because *spoiler ahead* they still didn't find her bro and have only one clue *end of spoiler*
on a more positive note- I liked the main character because she was just so damn independent and strong. and you should probably try reading it if you liked the summary and have a Kindle Unlimited subscription because buying this book seems impractical.
thanks for reading and let me know what other books should I review! it's okay if I didn't read it before because I really need to start reading more.
this book was a bummer. so it started pretty well but then in between, I just lost track of what was happening. so now instead of listing down points on why or why not I like the book, I would be doing it in a mini q and a form. you will be informed if a question or answer contains a spoiler.
Q1) What was the book about - the book was about a half-demon- half-angel girl, who goes to attend an academy for angels to find her brother who went missing the last term. the whole academy is run by mostly archangels and Raziel is the demon studies professor! (if you have no clue of what I am talking about then please view my status updates on this book) mystsatus updates
Q2)How was the plot?
- I wouldn't call this book the best in terms of plot because the first half of this book was amazing but then the plot became unclear and also very frustrating to read at some point. though I must say that this book had me hooked for the first part
Q3) how were the characters?
- umm, the characters weren't all the best except Olivia- our main character. we were constantly switching points of view in this one so we couldn't understand where characters stood with each other. but the relations that were easy to get, they were good.
so, in short, the book was ok. am I going to read the next books? probably not because I didn't like the ending of this very much. saying that the ending sucked would be an understatement because *spoiler ahead* they still didn't find her bro and have only one clue *end of spoiler*
on a more positive note- I liked the main character because she was just so damn independent and strong. and you should probably try reading it if you liked the summary and have a Kindle Unlimited subscription because buying this book seems impractical.
thanks for reading and let me know what other books should I review! it's okay if I didn't read it before because I really need to start reading more.
February 11, 2020
I'm not a fan of bully romance, so take this review with a grain of salt. With that said, I had some major plot issues with this book. First, you have a succubus who has multiple sex scenes where she's unhappy she has to have sex with that person. That is not sexy. It is not an enjoyable read. It is uncomfortable and off-putting to basically be reading about someone having sex against their will over and over. I can understand the need for this issue for the story, but this could have been behind the scenes. Then we have a timeline and plot issue. Then we have a truly stupid heroine. The issue of her parentage at the end was resolved far too neatly and easily to explain the FMC's back story and how she was raised. All in all, I didn't like the characters (who were also underdeveloped), and I thought the plot had important problems.
September 6, 2023
I picked this up after seeing it recommended on TikTok, and it did not disappoint. This is a paranormal reverse harem that definitely reminds me of Ruthless Boys of the Zodiac. However, I love that series, and this series is also pretty well written, so I'm thoroughly enjoying it. There are also enough differences that it's fine.
The female main character is pretty smart and crafty in her planning, which I like. Being a half angel and half succubus, Olivia is an illegal species and is the 1st known living hybrid. Her existence is kept secret by her parents to help ensure that Olivia survives because they both love their daughter very much. When Olivia's brother, Jonah, (the only person who has ever really cared about her besides her parents) goes missing, she decides to go undercover at his Angel academy by pretending to be half-angel and half-human in order to solve the mystery of her brother's disappearance. There she meets the 3 princes, who were Jonah's best friends, and unbeknownst to Liv, Jonah had given his friends a photo of Liv and said "if this girl ever shows up at the school, they need to make her leave for her own safety." The 3 princes don't understand how Jonah knows Liv, but they try to get her to leave school by bullying her, while also simultaneously ignoring their attraction to her. Liv also has to keep her succubus side fed while hiding her identity which proves to be difficult. This also proves to be difficult because Olivia had slept with a stranger in a bar a few months before enrolling in the school, and he figured out she was a succubus mid-hook up, and then she's surprised to find that he's her professor at her new school.
Side note - I loved that Olivia's parents love her--it was honestly refreshing after reading so many of these PNR RHs where the parents are always the villains. Anyways, I really liked Olivia and I liked her 4 boys too. I also will say that the bullying in this is very light.
There were times when the pacing in this was a little weird. There would be chapters drawing out 1 scene, and then suddenly the book would be like "Months passed by and...". It didn't bother me too much, but it was noticeable.
Anyways, I'm pretty sure Elizabeth Briggs put something addictive in these books because I am running to read book 2. Highly entertaining and quick read. Familiar story, but a story that people like, and it's unique enough.
The female main character is pretty smart and crafty in her planning, which I like. Being a half angel and half succubus, Olivia is an illegal species and is the 1st known living hybrid. Her existence is kept secret by her parents to help ensure that Olivia survives because they both love their daughter very much. When Olivia's brother, Jonah, (the only person who has ever really cared about her besides her parents) goes missing, she decides to go undercover at his Angel academy by pretending to be half-angel and half-human in order to solve the mystery of her brother's disappearance. There she meets the 3 princes, who were Jonah's best friends, and unbeknownst to Liv, Jonah had given his friends a photo of Liv and said "if this girl ever shows up at the school, they need to make her leave for her own safety." The 3 princes don't understand how Jonah knows Liv, but they try to get her to leave school by bullying her, while also simultaneously ignoring their attraction to her. Liv also has to keep her succubus side fed while hiding her identity which proves to be difficult. This also proves to be difficult because Olivia had slept with a stranger in a bar a few months before enrolling in the school, and he figured out she was a succubus mid-hook up, and then she's surprised to find that he's her professor at her new school.
Side note - I loved that Olivia's parents love her--it was honestly refreshing after reading so many of these PNR RHs where the parents are always the villains. Anyways, I really liked Olivia and I liked her 4 boys too. I also will say that the bullying in this is very light.
There were times when the pacing in this was a little weird. There would be chapters drawing out 1 scene, and then suddenly the book would be like "Months passed by and...". It didn't bother me too much, but it was noticeable.
Anyways, I'm pretty sure Elizabeth Briggs put something addictive in these books because I am running to read book 2. Highly entertaining and quick read. Familiar story, but a story that people like, and it's unique enough.
May 22, 2020
This book has really disappointed me a little. Which was simply because I had far too high expectations when I read the blurb. Again, there is the well-known problem that the novel was really good up to halfway through, and then simply fell apart because nothing happened. The writing style is continuously good, even though simple, but the plot stagnates too much, the love story develops way too fast and all its potential is wasted in the first volume. The characters don't have too much depth and sadly also don't really develop further, so that you can assume that there probably won't be much more to come. At the end you have a little climax which definitely makes you want to continue reading, but the lack of execution of the plot and lengths in the plot don't necessarily make me want to continue immediately (although I already bought the second volume here, too). Despite the disillusionment about the second part in the first volume, I will probably give the whole thing another chance in the second part. Only I don't know when yet.
November 6, 2025
This was so much fun. I loved it.
December 26, 2019
This book is the perfect combination of all the trends everyone is currently raving about.
Paranormal RH Academy, with a tiny touch of bully. The MC is strong and independent, with a unique background and a good heart. Throw in some swoon worthy and slightly forbidden romances with guys who aren't as mean as they think they are and my character driven self is intrigued.
Elizabeth Brigg's writing elevates this book above the glut of books with similar themes currently clogging my Amazon recommendations.
Paranormal RH Academy, with a tiny touch of bully. The MC is strong and independent, with a unique background and a good heart. Throw in some swoon worthy and slightly forbidden romances with guys who aren't as mean as they think they are and my character driven self is intrigued.
Elizabeth Brigg's writing elevates this book above the glut of books with similar themes currently clogging my Amazon recommendations.
July 23, 2020
I feel like I have so many questions....
Wicked Wings was a pretty good start to the Seraphim Academy Series. In it, you will meet Olivia who is half angel and half demon. So basically she's an impossible child because angels and demons are forbidden to be together. Since she's alive and kicking, she is out to find one person: her brother Jonah.
Somehow he has gone missing and apparently no one knows where he is or what actually happened. Yet, she has hypothetically guessed where he could be: the faeries. Throughout the book you start to realize that other people actually know where he is. Meaning his girlfriend and his so called best friends know exactly where he is and why he was there.
Honestly, I was a bit mad that no one has done anything to find him. They all know where he is and have just sat pretty doing absolutely nothing. I mean, Olivia always thought he was there but never knew why. Now that she does know I'm wondering what the heck is going to happen next. I'm hoping he's still alive and she can rescue him. Mostly because everyone else is basically useless in my eyes right now.
Other than that, I really want to know more about her mom and if she's really alive or not. I also want to know more about the order and the fallen angel. So yeah, lots of questions need answers.
Wicked Wings was a pretty good start to the Seraphim Academy Series. In it, you will meet Olivia who is half angel and half demon. So basically she's an impossible child because angels and demons are forbidden to be together. Since she's alive and kicking, she is out to find one person: her brother Jonah.
Somehow he has gone missing and apparently no one knows where he is or what actually happened. Yet, she has hypothetically guessed where he could be: the faeries. Throughout the book you start to realize that other people actually know where he is. Meaning his girlfriend and his so called best friends know exactly where he is and why he was there.
Honestly, I was a bit mad that no one has done anything to find him. They all know where he is and have just sat pretty doing absolutely nothing. I mean, Olivia always thought he was there but never knew why. Now that she does know I'm wondering what the heck is going to happen next. I'm hoping he's still alive and she can rescue him. Mostly because everyone else is basically useless in my eyes right now.
Other than that, I really want to know more about her mom and if she's really alive or not. I also want to know more about the order and the fallen angel. So yeah, lots of questions need answers.
August 2, 2020
Actually 4.5 stars
Olivia is a forbidden creature, a half-angel, half-demon who shouldn't exist. Her archangel father ignores her, but his son Jonah, her half-brother, becomes Olivia's only real family. So when he disappears from the Seraphim Academy, a kind of college for angels, Olivia goes undercover to find out what happened to him, even knowing that she may be killed if they find out she's half-demon. Along the way she encounters the Princes of the school (three sons of archangels who were her brother's best friends), her brother's angelic girlfriend, a secret society, and a teacher with secret.
I love this book. Briggs does an amazing job of world-building, describing the different classes of supernatural beings (angels, demons, and fae) and their relationship to each other, as well as the school itself. Olivia has fantastic chemistry with her four guys, and develops good female friendships as well (especially with her half-fae roommate). The secret society adds another layer of mystery to the story line. Plus, while Olivia is investigating the Princes, they're checking her out, too, since Jonah told them to get rid of her if she ever showed up. It's layers of intrigue on top of hot romance and I can't wait to read the other books in this series.
Olivia is a forbidden creature, a half-angel, half-demon who shouldn't exist. Her archangel father ignores her, but his son Jonah, her half-brother, becomes Olivia's only real family. So when he disappears from the Seraphim Academy, a kind of college for angels, Olivia goes undercover to find out what happened to him, even knowing that she may be killed if they find out she's half-demon. Along the way she encounters the Princes of the school (three sons of archangels who were her brother's best friends), her brother's angelic girlfriend, a secret society, and a teacher with secret.
I love this book. Briggs does an amazing job of world-building, describing the different classes of supernatural beings (angels, demons, and fae) and their relationship to each other, as well as the school itself. Olivia has fantastic chemistry with her four guys, and develops good female friendships as well (especially with her half-fae roommate). The secret society adds another layer of mystery to the story line. Plus, while Olivia is investigating the Princes, they're checking her out, too, since Jonah told them to get rid of her if she ever showed up. It's layers of intrigue on top of hot romance and I can't wait to read the other books in this series.
August 10, 2020
I really enjoyed this book a lot and as I’m not usually a fan of bully romances I wasn’t expecting to love it so much. But as it’s also RH, how could I say no?! Olivia has always been the dirty little secret, her very existence illegal in the eye of other supernaturals. Half demon (succubus) and angel she’s lived her life in the shadows being raised in foster care until she meets a young boy flying outside her window, her brother. Olivia and Jonah become immediate friends, through Jonah she is able to experience the supernatural world, the same one that will never accept her. While attending the prestigious angel academy Jonah goes missing and Olivia concocts a crazy and extremely dangerous plan to bring back her brother-by attending the school undercover. I really loved Olivia and I have to give her credit because there were so many times any human would have reacted negatively given her demon side and under the guise of being a new angel she isn’t powerless she just has to act that way. It was both hard to watch and kind of painful because I really don’t know how she kept her cool at times. There is a bit of a cliffy ending and I’m all pumped for the next book. Yes the Ptinces, her three men, are her bullies only the cards are set in her favor for the next book and I can’t help but hope she gets some sweet sweet revenge 😈😈 Really pumped for the series and more of this half demon badass Olivia.
July 3, 2023
5 Stars
Disclaimer: Please remember that these are my opinions and if you feel differently, that’s okay. Thanks!
Notes: POV = 1st person, FMC. Each of the MMCs have three 1st person POV chapters themselves.
Main Characters: Olivia (FMC) is great. She’s smart, cunning, stubborn, and caring. She stands up for herself, although she’s a little naive, but she’s been hidden away for so long that I can’t blame her. Callan (MMC #1) is an idiot; he’s mean and arrogant but has redeeming qualities like his loyalty. The biggest problem is the way he lies to himself to justify his actions even though we all know he’s making bad choices. Bastien (MMC #2) was a little too detached for me to really notice much about him except for the fact that he’s incredibly smart. Marcus (MMC #3) and Kassiel (MMC #4) are my favourites, they’re both really sweet and loyal. I didn’t have any problems with Kassiel, but Marcus upset me multiple times because he couldn’t act for himself. Even when he didn’t agree with something and argued against it, he would do it if the others were.
Side Characters: There are a lot of side characters in this story. We get to know them and spend time with them, and I enjoy the breaks we get with them. My favourite was Araceli, of course, Liv’s half-fae roommate. I want to be friends with Araceli.
Plot/Story: There’s a lot going on here but the main story is focussed around Liv finding her half-brother, Jonah, who has been missing for months. Their father has been searching for him, too, but no one has heard from him or been able to find him. A couple of people know where he went, but not why he hasn’t come back, and Liv's whole mission is to find him and bring him back. He was all she had for most of her life and the little flashbacks are sad and adorable.
Romance: There’s potential. I like the story itself a lot more, though.
General: I like all the world-building and the angel/demon/fae information we get. I also really like her classes. They’re not long and drawn out or boring and short. Perfect middle ground for me.
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Overall:
I actually own these books, and even though they’re not perfect, I love them.
Disclaimer: Please remember that these are my opinions and if you feel differently, that’s okay. Thanks!
Notes: POV = 1st person, FMC. Each of the MMCs have three 1st person POV chapters themselves.
Main Characters: Olivia (FMC) is great. She’s smart, cunning, stubborn, and caring. She stands up for herself, although she’s a little naive, but she’s been hidden away for so long that I can’t blame her. Callan (MMC #1) is an idiot; he’s mean and arrogant but has redeeming qualities like his loyalty. The biggest problem is the way he lies to himself to justify his actions even though we all know he’s making bad choices. Bastien (MMC #2) was a little too detached for me to really notice much about him except for the fact that he’s incredibly smart. Marcus (MMC #3) and Kassiel (MMC #4) are my favourites, they’re both really sweet and loyal. I didn’t have any problems with Kassiel, but Marcus upset me multiple times because he couldn’t act for himself. Even when he didn’t agree with something and argued against it, he would do it if the others were.
Side Characters: There are a lot of side characters in this story. We get to know them and spend time with them, and I enjoy the breaks we get with them. My favourite was Araceli, of course, Liv’s half-fae roommate. I want to be friends with Araceli.
Plot/Story: There’s a lot going on here but the main story is focussed around Liv finding her half-brother, Jonah, who has been missing for months. Their father has been searching for him, too, but no one has heard from him or been able to find him. A couple of people know where he went, but not why he hasn’t come back, and Liv's whole mission is to find him and bring him back. He was all she had for most of her life and the little flashbacks are sad and adorable.
Romance: There’s potential. I like the story itself a lot more, though.
General: I like all the world-building and the angel/demon/fae information we get. I also really like her classes. They’re not long and drawn out or boring and short. Perfect middle ground for me.
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Overall:
I actually own these books, and even though they’re not perfect, I love them.
January 10, 2021
It was a good read
Ok so here's the skinny.... This is the first time I've read anything from this author and I will continue onto the 2nd book of this series.
I'm not in love with the heroine or it's trifling heroes either ,but here's hoping things will pick up and the climax is a bit more exciting and I will feel the passion between the heroine and her heroes.
Ok so here's the skinny.... This is the first time I've read anything from this author and I will continue onto the 2nd book of this series.
I'm not in love with the heroine or it's trifling heroes either ,but here's hoping things will pick up and the climax is a bit more exciting and I will feel the passion between the heroine and her heroes.
June 9, 2020
it was interesting
Want to read
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April 2, 2021
Adults in a university/college for angels and half angels but the h is half demon, and they all act like teenagers - so not for me.
April 26, 2023
Just what I was craving!
I was looking for spicy academy that weren't teens and had supernatural elements and boom this popped up in search! This hit that craving right. I didn't even have to wait for spice it was right at the beginning!!
I can't wait to see how this series progresses. Loving our kick butt h and hope the Hs have a good turn around.
I was looking for spicy academy that weren't teens and had supernatural elements and boom this popped up in search! This hit that craving right. I didn't even have to wait for spice it was right at the beginning!!
I can't wait to see how this series progresses. Loving our kick butt h and hope the Hs have a good turn around.
September 20, 2022
another meh
March 9, 2025
3.5 ⭐️ this book was so so so entertaining, I loved it
February 4, 2020
Good but want more
This is a great start to a new RH with a bit different plot then most of the academy series. Hoping we learn a lot more of her past in the next book. There’s too much left out. I really like Olivia though and who I assume will be in the harem. I did like learning who her Dad was but what’s going on with the Mom? Who is her Mom? Hoping we get and Archdemon. Definitely can’t wait to find out what is going on with the Order and Jonah. She better make the guys work hard.
This is a great start to a new RH with a bit different plot then most of the academy series. Hoping we learn a lot more of her past in the next book. There’s too much left out. I really like Olivia though and who I assume will be in the harem. I did like learning who her Dad was but what’s going on with the Mom? Who is her Mom? Hoping we get and Archdemon. Definitely can’t wait to find out what is going on with the Order and Jonah. She better make the guys work hard.
June 7, 2023
3 ⭐
Book #1 of 3
❗Some small spoilers❗
✅ Angels, Demons, Fae (and Humans)
☑️ Different subspecies and each has their own powers
☑️ School for each of the 3 non-human species
🆗 RH (beginning)
🆗 Bullying (romance): not a fan of this trope
🆗 Investigating missing person case
🆗 Hidden powers
🆗 Secret society/group
‼️
⬇️ Mean girls (just a little)
❗ Bullying
❗ Needing se*ual energy. Scenes where the character is near starved and has to have s*x to survive
Olivia, Liv, is a half angel and half demon, someone that should not exist, she is something forbidden, something that must be kept a secret for her safety.
Demons and angels are in a fragile peace after a war that nearly destroyed their species.
Now, demons and angels live among humans, hidden.
One day her half-brother, a full angel, goes missing while at the school every angels must attend after gaining their powers at 21, the Seraphim Academy.
And after months without some proof of what happened to him, Olivia decides to start her own investigation. Starting with the school.
For that, she needs to get in there.
The only way: discreetly get the angels attention by revealing she has just "gained" her angel abilities.
She also knows where to start looking for information: her brother's friends, the sons of the archangels aka the princes, and his girlfriend.
But as a succubus, a demon that survives on lust and s*x, she will need to be careful. What she is must remain a secret but she still needs to feed...
All the while continuing investigating what happened to her brother and catching up with her studies.
After all, growing up with humans, isolated from her kind, did leave her at a disadvantage in comparison to her fellow students.
***
Notes:
🔸Olivia aka Liv
Half angel, half succubus
Strong, independent young woman
Concerned sister
She wants a connection.
While she knows her parents and has spent some time with them, for her safety they didn't claim her and left her to grow up in foster homes among humans so she lived her life isolated from other angels and demons.
And her life as a succubus doesn't let establish a romantic relationship for fear of feeding too much and taking their lives.
The guys:
🔸Callum
(Head) prince: son of 2 archangels, one of which being Michael, the big boss.
As the head of the princes, the one that calls the shots.
He is a great fighter and has offensive light power.
He has a big sense of responsibility and possible problems in his relationship with his father.
He is the one always against Olivia and he can be pretty mean, a bully.
🔸Bastien
Prince: Son of an archangel.
The intellectual and detached one.
He is neither warm nor cold, just factual. But he not as unaffected as he appears.
He finds out he does like trying to find out what Olivia hides. He likes having a proper opponent.
Power: lie detection
🔸Marcus
Prince: Son of an archangel.
The past man-w*ore. I say past because in the book he does not get with anyone else other than Olivia.
He is the most friendly one of the princes, flirty even.
He can also be quite sweet.
Power: healing
🔸Kassiel
The teacher.
The forbidden one.
The one she had a past se*ual interaction with and knows what she is.
The plot
Everything is still at the beginning.
While not great, it is interesting.
A lot of information was given here in order to set everything up for what is to come, for sure.
***
As always my respect to the author.
No hate nor hurt intended with this review.
Book #1 of 3
❗Some small spoilers❗
✅ Angels, Demons, Fae (and Humans)
☑️ Different subspecies and each has their own powers
☑️ School for each of the 3 non-human species
🆗 RH (beginning)
🆗 Bullying (romance): not a fan of this trope
🆗 Investigating missing person case
🆗 Hidden powers
🆗 Secret society/group
‼️
⬇️ Mean girls (just a little)
❗ Bullying
❗ Needing se*ual energy. Scenes where the character is near starved and has to have s*x to survive
Olivia, Liv, is a half angel and half demon, someone that should not exist, she is something forbidden, something that must be kept a secret for her safety.
Demons and angels are in a fragile peace after a war that nearly destroyed their species.
Now, demons and angels live among humans, hidden.
One day her half-brother, a full angel, goes missing while at the school every angels must attend after gaining their powers at 21, the Seraphim Academy.
And after months without some proof of what happened to him, Olivia decides to start her own investigation. Starting with the school.
For that, she needs to get in there.
The only way: discreetly get the angels attention by revealing she has just "gained" her angel abilities.
She also knows where to start looking for information: her brother's friends, the sons of the archangels aka the princes, and his girlfriend.
But as a succubus, a demon that survives on lust and s*x, she will need to be careful. What she is must remain a secret but she still needs to feed...
All the while continuing investigating what happened to her brother and catching up with her studies.
After all, growing up with humans, isolated from her kind, did leave her at a disadvantage in comparison to her fellow students.
***
Notes:
🔸Olivia aka Liv
Half angel, half succubus
Strong, independent young woman
Concerned sister
She wants a connection.
While she knows her parents and has spent some time with them, for her safety they didn't claim her and left her to grow up in foster homes among humans so she lived her life isolated from other angels and demons.
And her life as a succubus doesn't let establish a romantic relationship for fear of feeding too much and taking their lives.
The guys:
🔸Callum
(Head) prince: son of 2 archangels, one of which being Michael, the big boss.
As the head of the princes, the one that calls the shots.
He is a great fighter and has offensive light power.
He has a big sense of responsibility and possible problems in his relationship with his father.
He is the one always against Olivia and he can be pretty mean, a bully.
🔸Bastien
Prince: Son of an archangel.
The intellectual and detached one.
He is neither warm nor cold, just factual. But he not as unaffected as he appears.
He finds out he does like trying to find out what Olivia hides. He likes having a proper opponent.
Power: lie detection
🔸Marcus
Prince: Son of an archangel.
The past man-w*ore. I say past because in the book he does not get with anyone else other than Olivia.
He is the most friendly one of the princes, flirty even.
He can also be quite sweet.
Power: healing
🔸Kassiel
The teacher.
The forbidden one.
The one she had a past se*ual interaction with and knows what she is.
The plot
Everything is still at the beginning.
While not great, it is interesting.
A lot of information was given here in order to set everything up for what is to come, for sure.
***
As always my respect to the author.
No hate nor hurt intended with this review.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
December 28, 2019
Liv has a plan. Her brother Jonah disappeared from Seraphim Academy months ago and since the Archangel Council can't find him, she will. As a half angel half demon, she's been in hiding her entire life but now she's endangering herself, pretending to be half human half angel to infiltrate the school. She knows she will find the answers to Jonah's disappearance there, starting with his best friends. Her plans to use her succubus nature to seduce for information fails when Jonah's friends make it clear they want her gone from the school. Further complicating her plan is the appearance of the new history teacher. A sexy professor who already knows her secret. But Jonah is the one person in her life who has accepted her for who and what she is and loves her anyway. She has no plans to be intimidated or bullied into leaving. Not without Jonah.
I am ashamed to admit I am obsessed with bully romances. I can't put them down once I start reading. In theory, I don't like girls being embarrassed, bullied or shamed but there's something about the girl ending up Queen of her one time abusers that just draws me in. However, this book while technically a bully romance has a twist that takes away any hesitation on my part. There is actually a reason behind the bullying that makes sense beyond a plot device. I appreciate this so much. I really enjoyed this book. It's entertaining, has a good storyline, and is well-written. I like Liv. She's intelligent, determined, loyal, and brave. I feel sympathy for the life she had to live and I love Jonah in his big brother role. The three Angel princes, Marcus, Callan, and Bastien are all worthy and Professor Kassiel is everything. I am a big fan of Araceli but I have doubts and questions about Grace. I hope I am wrong for Jonah's sake. The politics, bias, and intrigue surrounding the Angels, Demons, Fae, the order, and the school are all fantastic. I look forward to more.
I am ashamed to admit I am obsessed with bully romances. I can't put them down once I start reading. In theory, I don't like girls being embarrassed, bullied or shamed but there's something about the girl ending up Queen of her one time abusers that just draws me in. However, this book while technically a bully romance has a twist that takes away any hesitation on my part. There is actually a reason behind the bullying that makes sense beyond a plot device. I appreciate this so much. I really enjoyed this book. It's entertaining, has a good storyline, and is well-written. I like Liv. She's intelligent, determined, loyal, and brave. I feel sympathy for the life she had to live and I love Jonah in his big brother role. The three Angel princes, Marcus, Callan, and Bastien are all worthy and Professor Kassiel is everything. I am a big fan of Araceli but I have doubts and questions about Grace. I hope I am wrong for Jonah's sake. The politics, bias, and intrigue surrounding the Angels, Demons, Fae, the order, and the school are all fantastic. I look forward to more.
February 2, 2026
3 stars ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆
☆⋆｡𖦹°‧★ Wicked Wings☆⋆｡𖦹°‧★
⁺₊★·.´🎧✩°｡ 0:56 ──♡───── 3:32 ⁺₊🎧★·.·´
🎶 ”And I'm sure I've seen much hotter men. But I really can't remember when" 🎶
Everyone at Seraphim Academy believes Olivia (h) is a powerless half angel who grew up in the human world, but the truth is far more dangerous. She is half demon, hiding her identity while secretly infiltrating the academy to uncover what happened to her missing brother.
🤍•.¸✿¸.•💌•.❀•THOUGHTS •❀.•💌•.¸✿¸.•🤍
Olivia just wants to find her brother, Jonah, and learn how to accept both sides of herself, her angel half and her demon half. Meanwhile, almost everyone is targeting her because they do not want her at the academy. At her core, she is just a lonely girl trying to find her family, but nobody truly sees that. She carries everything on her own, never knowing who she can trust. Even as she starts forming friendships, she never fully allows herself to be all in because she knows it could all be taken from her at any moment. That emotional isolation makes her incredibly easy to root for.
[Marcus]
Marcus’s biggest flaw is that he is a follower. He was initially supposed to get close to Olivia to gather information about Jonah, but over time it became less about the mission and more about genuinely wanting to be around her. Even though he spends time with Callan and Bastien, he is clearly uncomfortable with a lot of what they do. The problem is that he does not know how to say no. He gets pulled into situations he never truly agrees with, which still makes him responsible. Now, going into the next book, he has to grovel. Even if he did not directly hurt Olivia, he is guilty by association. She has every right to feel betrayed, especially because they had something good starting to form. It is going to take much more than an apology for him to earn back her trust.
[Bastien]
From the beginning, Bastien’s main goal was to get information out of Olivia and figure out what she was. He had endless questions about her angel side, her origins, and where she belonged. Because he can sense truth and Olivia’s necklace blocks that ability, it only made his curiosity worse. Even though there were moments where it felt like they had chemistry, he always framed their interactions as transactional, as if feelings were not involved. However, him being the driving force behind Callan recording their kiss and exposing Olivia in front of the entire school was unforgivable. That alone solidified him as a villain in my eyes. No matter what he claims he was or was not responsible for, he still played a major role, and he absolutely needs to grovel as well.
[Callan]
Callan is a menace from the very start. He trashes her car, destroys her room, and actively works to get her kicked out of the academy. He claims it is because that is what Jonah would have wanted, but Jonah wanted Olivia safe, not bullied and tormented. I cannot imagine Jonah approving of Callan making his sister’s life a living hell. Callan’s cruelty goes beyond misguided loyalty. It feels intentional, personal, and rooted in malice. He constantly reinforces Olivia’s feeling of being an outcast, which is just plain cruel.
[Kassiel]
I suspected Kassiel was fallen early on, especially based on what they were teaching in class and the way he always felt different. Olivia sensed there was something special about him, even before she understood what it was. Their bond at the lake and the fact that he knows her secret created such a powerful connection. Even though they cannot be together romantically because of the professor-student dynamic, they become companions in a deeper sense. They find comfort in each other and feel understood in a way no one else can offer. I am really excited to see them eventually working together within the Order, unknowingly fighting the same enemy, searching for Jonah, and fulfilling a greater purpose as a fallen angel and a half-angel, half-demon duo.
I was so glad that Olivia’s father finally came around and accepted her as his daughter. Seeing him realize that his pride and ego cost him a relationship with his child was a really meaningful moment. I truly hope they find Jonah, because he feels like the missing puzzle piece to everything.
🤍•.¸✿¸.•💌•.❀•OVERALL •❀.•💌•.¸✿¸.•🤍
I could have finished this in one sitting if life had not gotten in the way, but I honestly really enjoyed it. The world-building was engaging, the pacing worked for me, and Olivia is such a strong main character. She is kind, self-aware, and deeply compassionate. Even with her need to feed, she is constantly careful because she never wants to hurt anyone. She understands it is about survival, not desire, which makes her even more endearing. I had a great time with this book and am excited to continue the series.
☆⋆｡𖦹°‧★ Wicked Wings☆⋆｡𖦹°‧★
⁺₊★·.´🎧✩°｡ 0:56 ──♡───── 3:32 ⁺₊🎧★·.·´
🎶 ”And I'm sure I've seen much hotter men. But I really can't remember when" 🎶
Everyone at Seraphim Academy believes Olivia (h) is a powerless half angel who grew up in the human world, but the truth is far more dangerous. She is half demon, hiding her identity while secretly infiltrating the academy to uncover what happened to her missing brother.
🤍•.¸✿¸.•💌•.❀•THOUGHTS •❀.•💌•.¸✿¸.•🤍
Olivia just wants to find her brother, Jonah, and learn how to accept both sides of herself, her angel half and her demon half. Meanwhile, almost everyone is targeting her because they do not want her at the academy. At her core, she is just a lonely girl trying to find her family, but nobody truly sees that. She carries everything on her own, never knowing who she can trust. Even as she starts forming friendships, she never fully allows herself to be all in because she knows it could all be taken from her at any moment. That emotional isolation makes her incredibly easy to root for.
[Marcus]
“I don’t like it,” Marcus says. “It’s a shame to make someone that hot leave so soon.”
“Quit thinking with your dick for once and remember our promise to Jonah.”
Marcus lets out a dramatic sigh. “Fine.”
Marcus’s biggest flaw is that he is a follower. He was initially supposed to get close to Olivia to gather information about Jonah, but over time it became less about the mission and more about genuinely wanting to be around her. Even though he spends time with Callan and Bastien, he is clearly uncomfortable with a lot of what they do. The problem is that he does not know how to say no. He gets pulled into situations he never truly agrees with, which still makes him responsible. Now, going into the next book, he has to grovel. Even if he did not directly hurt Olivia, he is guilty by association. She has every right to feel betrayed, especially because they had something good starting to form. It is going to take much more than an apology for him to earn back her trust.
[Bastien]
“You’re impossible,” he says, but then he tightens his hand around mine and pulls me closer. His mouth is near my ear as he whispers. “I’m going to figure out your secrets, little angel. I promise.”
From the beginning, Bastien’s main goal was to get information out of Olivia and figure out what she was. He had endless questions about her angel side, her origins, and where she belonged. Because he can sense truth and Olivia’s necklace blocks that ability, it only made his curiosity worse. Even though there were moments where it felt like they had chemistry, he always framed their interactions as transactional, as if feelings were not involved. However, him being the driving force behind Callan recording their kiss and exposing Olivia in front of the entire school was unforgivable. That alone solidified him as a villain in my eyes. No matter what he claims he was or was not responsible for, he still played a major role, and he absolutely needs to grovel as well.
[Callan]
“Only because you’re using your succubus powers on me to make me want you.” He yanks my arms off him and pushes me back against the wall. His face is so angry, I think he might explode. “I could never want a demon.”
Callan is a menace from the very start. He trashes her car, destroys her room, and actively works to get her kicked out of the academy. He claims it is because that is what Jonah would have wanted, but Jonah wanted Olivia safe, not bullied and tormented. I cannot imagine Jonah approving of Callan making his sister’s life a living hell. Callan’s cruelty goes beyond misguided loyalty. It feels intentional, personal, and rooted in malice. He constantly reinforces Olivia’s feeling of being an outcast, which is just plain cruel.
[Kassiel]
“No, it’s not a problem. Our relationship will remain completely professional. Student-professor relationships are strictly forbidden, and I don’t think either of us wants to jeopardize our position here.”
I suspected Kassiel was fallen early on, especially based on what they were teaching in class and the way he always felt different. Olivia sensed there was something special about him, even before she understood what it was. Their bond at the lake and the fact that he knows her secret created such a powerful connection. Even though they cannot be together romantically because of the professor-student dynamic, they become companions in a deeper sense. They find comfort in each other and feel understood in a way no one else can offer. I am really excited to see them eventually working together within the Order, unknowingly fighting the same enemy, searching for Jonah, and fulfilling a greater purpose as a fallen angel and a half-angel, half-demon duo.
I was so glad that Olivia’s father finally came around and accepted her as his daughter. Seeing him realize that his pride and ego cost him a relationship with his child was a really meaningful moment. I truly hope they find Jonah, because he feels like the missing puzzle piece to everything.
🤍•.¸✿¸.•💌•.❀•OVERALL •❀.•💌•.¸✿¸.•🤍
I could have finished this in one sitting if life had not gotten in the way, but I honestly really enjoyed it. The world-building was engaging, the pacing worked for me, and Olivia is such a strong main character. She is kind, self-aware, and deeply compassionate. Even with her need to feed, she is constantly careful because she never wants to hurt anyone. She understands it is about survival, not desire, which makes her even more endearing. I had a great time with this book and am excited to continue the series.
January 14, 2020
2 Gut Churning Stars
Seraphim Academy: Wicked Wings is the first book in this series by Elizabeth Briggs.
I can honestly say this book left me disappointed. RH is one my favorite tropes to explore, and I’ve discovered so many varying experiences through the ones I’ve read. But I found this book lacking.
The plot never really seemed to know where it was trying to go. It was both flat and rather lifeless while also being impossibly all over the place.
The character development was definitely underdeveloped. Diving into the flashbacks which would last only a page or two at most left much to be desired. I wanted to know so much more about our main characters and see more growth individually and in their relationships. Everything felt very shallow.
Seraphim Academy: Wicked Wings is the first book in this series by Elizabeth Briggs.
I can honestly say this book left me disappointed. RH is one my favorite tropes to explore, and I’ve discovered so many varying experiences through the ones I’ve read. But I found this book lacking.
The plot never really seemed to know where it was trying to go. It was both flat and rather lifeless while also being impossibly all over the place.
The character development was definitely underdeveloped. Diving into the flashbacks which would last only a page or two at most left much to be desired. I wanted to know so much more about our main characters and see more growth individually and in their relationships. Everything felt very shallow.
November 5, 2021
I came for greatness.
And greatness I received.
Obviously I'm on a Elizabeth Briggs binge and this one just hit right for me.
Being totally honest I've read all three books today from this trilogy. Legit didn't have time of patience to write the reviews after each. I am impatient. LOL.
So it's got a bully/ Y/A / RH/PNR situations that I am all for but didn't expect. Normally I hate bully, with one exception.. the Heroine is not a push over and I have to say I got that and then some. It's not a typical bully trope. So if like me you are wary after seeing it mentioned in reviews... don't be its not what you think.
So I read the devil's trilogy first so I've already met the awesome 5some Olivia, Kessian, Callan, Marcus and Bastien. So I already knew the outcome I just didn't know the how it started and the what happened in between. Lordy it was a freaking journey.
I loved Olivia. Half angel half demon she literally is the best of both worlds however unfortunately for her she's forbidden. So apon getting into Seraphim Academy she has to hide the dark side and pretend to be a mere half mortal to save face and get the answers she's searching for.
Her character arc was an interesting one for sure. She spent a whole lot of time alone which forced her to be independent and stand up for herself. She was strong and fiesty and the perfect balance of right and wrong. Plus.. she's part succubus. I mean... hot right.
The story starts with her starting school and running right into the prince's. It's safe to say it was not a pleasant meeting and only got worse from that moment on.
I enjoyed the tension between the characters. It definitely made for an intense build up that had me guessing the whole way. I loved the bickering and the banter, the sexual tension was palpable and I enjoyed the slow budding connections that blossomed as their journey progressed.
It is very fascinating how different each male was and I found it refreshing that not everyone was on the same page. It made for an interesting dynamic for sure.
Their story is crazy right. So much unknown. So many secrets and lies. With every page it was something different and I found myself completely engaged and invested in their journey and what would become of them.
As first books go this hit well and provided a solid foundation for the rest of the series to build from in terms of plot progression and character development.
Let's just say book two got a whole lot more crazy...
And greatness I received.
Obviously I'm on a Elizabeth Briggs binge and this one just hit right for me.
Being totally honest I've read all three books today from this trilogy. Legit didn't have time of patience to write the reviews after each. I am impatient. LOL.
So it's got a bully/ Y/A / RH/PNR situations that I am all for but didn't expect. Normally I hate bully, with one exception.. the Heroine is not a push over and I have to say I got that and then some. It's not a typical bully trope. So if like me you are wary after seeing it mentioned in reviews... don't be its not what you think.
So I read the devil's trilogy first so I've already met the awesome 5some Olivia, Kessian, Callan, Marcus and Bastien. So I already knew the outcome I just didn't know the how it started and the what happened in between. Lordy it was a freaking journey.
I loved Olivia. Half angel half demon she literally is the best of both worlds however unfortunately for her she's forbidden. So apon getting into Seraphim Academy she has to hide the dark side and pretend to be a mere half mortal to save face and get the answers she's searching for.
Her character arc was an interesting one for sure. She spent a whole lot of time alone which forced her to be independent and stand up for herself. She was strong and fiesty and the perfect balance of right and wrong. Plus.. she's part succubus. I mean... hot right.
The story starts with her starting school and running right into the prince's. It's safe to say it was not a pleasant meeting and only got worse from that moment on.
I enjoyed the tension between the characters. It definitely made for an intense build up that had me guessing the whole way. I loved the bickering and the banter, the sexual tension was palpable and I enjoyed the slow budding connections that blossomed as their journey progressed.
It is very fascinating how different each male was and I found it refreshing that not everyone was on the same page. It made for an interesting dynamic for sure.
Their story is crazy right. So much unknown. So many secrets and lies. With every page it was something different and I found myself completely engaged and invested in their journey and what would become of them.
As first books go this hit well and provided a solid foundation for the rest of the series to build from in terms of plot progression and character development.
Let's just say book two got a whole lot more crazy...
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