Reviews for The Guardian Angel

The average rating for The Guardian Angel based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2008-07-01 00:00:00 Ken Ballasy I read the first Sister's Ink book a few years back and really liked it, in fact I made my library order this next book. But, honestly, I was a little disappointed - it wasn't the happy feel good book, I was hoping for. This book takes on the next Sinclair sister, Kendra, who was abused as a young girl by the neglect of her birth mother, and her long line of boyfriends. At the age of 8 she is taken away from her mothers custody and adopted by the Sinclairs who have a racially diverse family. Because of the abuse as a child, Kendra has a hard time recoginzing her self worth as an adult and it affects her relationships, especially with men. When the book starts, Kendra is trying to balance two relationships - one of which is definitely WRONG. While I agreed with the moral issues, it just wasn't what I wanted to read about. It was still a nice read and I want to read the rest of the books in the series. I also like Kendra's no nonsense attitude.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-06-04 00:00:00 Peter Ronza 2.5 stars. This book could have used a lot more character and plot development. A few things that bothered me- Kendra's accident- what was the point of that? No mention whatsoever of her getting out of the hospital, having therapy, having another surgery, nothing. It was such a major plot point and then... Like it didn't happen. The author could have used that so much more to develop her characters. Also, an editing note- several times in both of the first two books, the wrong names were used, usually for the men. A good editor should have caught that and it happened multiple times.