I come back to the rule-of-thumb: fallen angels are evil. It bothers me greatly that a fallen angel is dating a human.

For being so diet crazy, she has a major weakness for unhealthy food. We see more of Vee, Nora’s best friend, and Rixon, a fallen angel and Patch’s best friend. I dislike how much Marcie keeps rubbing it in her face that she is with Patch quite often. Nora wants him too, but she’s never really able to voice this. Patch kept trying to tell her that he wanted her back, romantically and to be her guardian angel. She goes so far as to spy on Marcie to find out what was going on. Nora is still hurt about what happened between her and Patch. What I don’t understand is since she knows Scott is dangerous and she absolutely doesn’t want to around him, why does she keep spending so much time with him? Every time, she gets involved in some kind of trouble, usually the dangerous kind. She does go out with him a few times, but she doesn’t feel anything romantically for him. She knows Scott is dangerous and picks up right away that he is a Nephil. After the breakup she has some dates with Scott, a boy she knew when she was five. The next thing she does is break up with him. When she sees Patch hanging around Marcie, she gets really jealous and upset. The archangels promptly reassigned him to Nora’s archnemesis, Marcie Millar. As a note: the reason he fell in the first place was because he lusted after a human girl. It turns out that the archangels didn’t want him falling in love with Nora, which he was.

He suddenly drove away without replying with the same statement. Everything is going well until Nora tells him that she loves him. Nora Grey is sort of dating her guardian angel, Patch. It is the second novel in the Hush, Hush series. Crescendo was written by Becca Fitzpatrick.

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