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Guardian Angel Academy #3

Year 3: Rebellion: a supernatural academy romance

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I wasn’t created to feel. Certainly not to love.

But I did. I fell in love with an angel, and I lost him.

I have no hope of winning him back, but I will spend this year proving to him—and to myself—that I am not the same creature who destroyed his father.

This is my third year. The year I become a Guardian in Training and receive an earthly assignment, something I’ve been anticipating for two years.

But something more sinister is afoot, something the archangels have been waiting for a thousand years.

The Great War has begun.

And Darkness is seeping into every crevice of the earth.

Including Arcadia.

Welcome to Guardian Angel Academy.

Year 3: Rebellion is the third book in an exciting new teen/YA paranormal angel academy series with a slow burn enemies-to-lovers romance. Perfect for fans of Supernatural Academy, Dark Angel Academy, Shadowspell Academy, and Evermore Academy.

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456 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 1, 2021

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Tamara Hart Heiner

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796 reviews19 followers
May 17, 2021
Note: I received an digital copy of this book from the author in exchange for a voluntarily and honest review.
Original review on my blog Boekensteeg

Year 3: Rebellion is the third part in Tamara Hart Heiner's Guardian Angel Academy series. After the many adventures in the first two parts, I was very curious about this book, but was it able to meet my expectations?

After two intense years at the academy, Jez is now finally a guardian-in-training and ready for her first real mission. And although Jez is no longer a stranger with missions, after helping Maalik it is still making her nervous. During her prepairing classes, they find out that something weird is going on on Earth. A virus threatens to get out of hand, and it is during prophecy class that Jez learns that this could be the start of something much bigger. What is the matter on Earth? Will Jez be able to successfully complete her mission?

After the exciting second part in this series, my expectations were very high. Because of this I found this part a bit disappointing in the beginning. The story builds up slowly and as a reader you are slowly informed about the events on earth.

In this story, Maalik has disappeared into the background and Jez really comes into the spotlight. However, it is not further elaborated in this story. This certainly does not make the story superficial, because the story has enough mystery and tension.

This is the first book I read that reminded me of the current COVID crisis, and it took some getting used to. The reference was not a disturbance factor for me and I really enjoyed the story.

The story ends in a big cliffhanger and I am very curious about the last part in this series called Year 4: Revolution.
370 reviews1 follower
May 8, 2021
Ahhhh! That ending!!! 😱😬 But first, lets go back to the beginning....

This book basically begins where the previous book left off, with Jez entering into her third year at the academy. This is an especially hard year for Jez, because of how her relationship with Maalik ended in second year.
When I first began reading this book, I was kind of hoping to find out a bit more about what happened with Logan and Christine and everyone else in New Orleans. But as the story progressed I realized that story was over and it was time to move on.
I really enjoyed reading about her newest assignment as a GIT and was soon just as invested in them as I was with her previous one.
This book left me with so many questions I’m just dying to get answers for! I absolutely have to find out more about Kerubiel and Jerahmeel. I need to know their stories! We’re also discovering more and more about Jez throughout the series, and at the end of this book it’s clear that there is still so much more to learn about her!
And that cliffhanger ending almost destroyed me. I need more! I’m beyond excited to read Year 4 so I can find out all the answers!!
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350 reviews31 followers
May 18, 2021
I was so happy when I received an arc for the third book of this series. First off, I really liked how smooth and easy the transitions have been between the books. This one starts off right from Jez entering her third year at the academy. We already get to witness her struggles right from the beginning and I feel for her after what happened with Maalik (in the last book). Also, there's a killer cliffhanger at the end of this book so BEWARE! :D It's honestly a really great series and I recommend this for anyone that likes young adult fiction, hints of romance, missions/adventures and of course, angels and demons.
2,902 reviews11 followers
June 4, 2021
A great story. The aftermath of the previous book carries over much of this story; however, it does not significantly hinder anything. Jez becomes more. More human. More angelic. More endearing. All the while regretting her actions against Maalik's family and grieving the loss of his affection. While there is still much to be resolved, the ending feels full of hope.

Action-packed. Easy-to-read. Entertaining. Great world building. Haunting. Inspirational. Page-turner. Romantic. Scary. Tear-jerker. Tragic. Unpredictable. Wonderful characters.

I received a review copy of this book from a third party. This is my honest review.
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1,719 reviews36 followers
June 22, 2022
I received a copy of this book for a fair and honest review. There is so much that takes place in this one that carries over from the book before it. It is a bit heavier for what Jez has done. She has gotten her white wings and she is regretting some of her choices. She does not have Maalik nor his affection anymore. It makes me feel for her and what she has to do in her training and the decisions she has to make along the way with the plagues and such going on in the world. I am ready for the next book in the series.
227 reviews7 followers
May 19, 2021
Its Year 3 and Jez got her white wings she doesn’t believe she deserves, she and Maalik are over, and the plagues are ravaging earth. As a new GIT she will do whatever it takes to help her assignment and hopefully prove her worth, but to protect those she care for she keeps breaking the rules and now things have gotten much worst for there is a traitor in their midst. This is an awesome series you do not want to miss. Get this book you won’t regret it.
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820 reviews9 followers
August 11, 2021
Heavenly

I love this series. The biblical story is fascinating and so much of it is so close to the stories I was raised on. This story, though a work of fiction, gives me pause on what’s happened by today but also gives me hope.
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8 reviews
September 27, 2021
Too much mud between Maalik and Jez for too much of the story. The conflict dampened how much I liked the series.

Spoiler Alert


I was totally glad when Maalik had enough of the conflict with Jez and they made out at like chapter 35 of 38
2 reviews
August 27, 2026
Angels among us!

I absolutely Love the Guardian Angel Academy series. I have a hard time putting the book down. I am learning and growing as a human as I read! Thank You!
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