Ashes: Adam's Story: 6 (Wings)

I found the 3rd book the most interesting, this is Adam's view of events from book 3, there is some more interesting things in this one like what happened when he went up to meet the angels.you can't help but cry for him when his love is making eyes at his brother and how he loves her so much to let her go.I can't help but feel he will grow his soul and his wings will turn back to white, because he does have one in him that's how he stayed connected to Claire then she put a little of hers and his in.I think it would of been nice to see that happen and maybe jaden find a love and need there help this series could of continued it was two much like twilight but it could of been better with a few new great characters.it was set up the same way but with being angels.

So...I wasn't sure how this would be as I started it. I had just finished a series that had left me breathless, so honestly I wasn't expecting much. Well boy am I completely surprised! This is an amazing series with a fantastic story and the way it's written is like no other. Our 2 main characters are Clair & Adam. The first 3 books are written from Clair's perspective, the last 3 are the same story written from Adam's. What a refreshing twist by this innovative author! The 4th book, Crash, is actually the prequel to the series, placed perfectly between Clair and Adam's stories. I've read many books over many decades and have never before had the pleasure of this type of writing. Thanks Ms Steffort! This series has a satisfying ending, but I'll bet there also could be a Book 8 in there somewhere 🙃

I tried really hard to get through the series and I did it. I switch between the two main characters stories. It was a total of six books together, but I only read three. I wish there was more action and more love shown between characters I guess. Maybe if the books for combined the books would be better. The author had a great story to tell. Wish it was told better. But that’s just my opinion.

If you’ve read the book Unwind, the points of view of the characters in that story are combined into one cohesive telling. I believe the Wings saga would benefit by being combined and less disjointed. Telling the story from different points of view is a big plus, but it could be done in three books instead of six.

It was great to read the story from Adam's point of view but I found myself skipping over parts that I had already read.