'About this title' may belong to another edition of this title. It’s not a deep read, but the style is well suited to the topic. I still enjoyed this second installment, but it was a little. But it just seemed to be missing that 'umph' you used to get in books. Speer, a music-video director and graduate of USC’s school of cinema and television, clearly knows the industry, and his fascination with and affection for Los Angeles create an atmospheric TV show of a book, with a cliff-hanger ending that guarantees a sequel. Natural Born Angel (Immortal City, 2) by Scott Speer Natural Born Angel does continue on from the first book, Immortal City, and it does have a couple good action and important type of stuff happening in it. Though savvy readers will have the predictable plot worked out early on, the fast-paced action, plentiful hooks, and myriad plot twists will keep them turning the pages. Instead, he falls head over heels for 17-year-old Maddy, an orphaned high-school senior who works in her uncle’s diner and has absolutely no interest in angels. While the first book dealt with darker topics, such as a serial killer on the loose in Angel City, this one focuses on protagonist Maddy becoming an angel, getting angel training, and dealing with being in the constant spotlight. TV networks, advertisements, and countless blogs report on their activities, and now Jackson Godspeed is poised to become the youngest guardian angel ever. Parents need to know that Natural Born Angel is the second book in the Immortal City series, in which angels are celebrities in a place very much like Hollywood. A cult of angel fascination has taken over the Immortal City (Los Angeles), where the most photogenic of the impossibly beautiful angels become celebrities. Guardian angels really do exist, and they can be hired by wealthy humans through the Protection for Pay program.

Natural born angel by scott speer