Hell's Chapel (Caith Morningstar, #1)

by Lauren Creed and Celia Kyle

I will admit, my expectations for this were high. The blurb listed all things I love in my novels and I'd found it through Goodreads' genre search of urban fantasy. So of course, my reality is perhaps a bit more bias towards disappointment. This isn't urban fantasy, it's pure paranormal romance - primarily romance based with little to no actual plot. The plot that was there - didn't make any sense. I was lost between abbreviations of things like dem (demons) and gel (angels) and a whole bunch of other characters, relationships and background that was thrown in but never really explained. It reminded me a lot of Lucifer's Daughter by Eve Langlais, albeit with slightly more world building.

I don't really understand the vast amounts of positive reviews, because while readable, the book had major flaws. I tended to skim over the reasons why it didn't make sense and just went with it but even with fantasy, I generally prefer it to be somewhat logical.