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# Darkangel (The Witches of Cleopatra Hill Book 1)

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The right consort will unlock her magic. The wrong one will make her a prisoner. Forty-three. That’s how many frogs Angela McAllister has kissed since she turned twenty-one. And it’s not for fun — she’s searching for the green-eyed man who haunts her dreams, the man she’s sure is fated to be her consort when she becomes the next prima of her witch clan. Without that magical connection, she’ll never be able to access her full powers. Worse, as long as she’s an unattached virgin, she’s vulnerable to being kidnapped and manipulated by the rival Wilcox clan. The clock is ticking, because upon her twenty-second birthday, the window of opportunity to find her mate will close forever, leaving her magic diminished and her clan vulnerable. It doesn’t help her growing sense of urgency that a malevolent spirit is stalking her, and the only guy who sparks that special attraction isn’t a witch at all. Just a handsome, dark-eyed, all-too-human college student. On the eve of her birthday, the Wilcox clan makes their move, and it becomes all too clear that someone has betrayed Angela’s trust in the worst possible way…. Note: Darkangel is part one of the “The Witches of Cleopatra Hill,” the first series set in USA Today Bestselling Author Christine Pope’s witches and warlocks universe! It ends on a cliffhanger leading into the next installment, Darknight . Other interconnected series in the ’verse include “The Witches of Wheeler Park” and “The Witches of Canyon Road.”

Review: Excellent book, excellent series! - I read and reviewed this book as part of The Witches of Cleopatra Hill, Books 1-3: Darkangel, Darknight, & Darkmoon box set, which I received free from the author in exchange for my honest review. Simply fantastic. My immediate reaction was 'WOW' (in the best way possible). I originally got into the Witches of Cleopatra Hill series when I read Impractical Magic. I thought that book was excellent, but I think this trio blew it out of the water. The story was well written and kept me 100% engaged. The characters were dynamic and vivid. While I might not have agreed with all of their decisions or actions, I was able to understand why they decided or acted in the manner they did. While it wasn't what I expected (that all three books would tell the story the same two individuals), I thoroughly enjoyed these books. That being said, books 1 and 2 (Darkangel and Darknight, respectively) both end in a huge cliffhanger and neither ending is by any means happy. The best way I could describe the ending of book 1 is as gut twisting and heart wrenching whereas the end of book 2 left me feeling sad and a bit apprehensive, but full of anticipation. Book 3 (Darkmoon) however does not end in a cliffhanger and is very HEA. Not only do things end in the best way possible for Connor and Angela, there are little hints as to who will be getting their own HEA in later books and with whom (one couple in particular). These three books should definitely be read together. There are a couple of things I have noticed in the past where the story of two characters has been split up over 3 (or more) books. First, each book tends to be relatively short, with the trio culminating in what would approximate or slightly exceed the length of a typical novel. Second, when this is not the case, the story can really start to drag and occasionally become monotonous. Neither of those was the case with the first three books of the Witches of Cleopatra Hill series. Each book in and of itself was a full-length novel and brought something new and exciting to the table, keeping me hooked from start to finish. Over the course of all three books, Christine Pope managed to keep me guessing. Now that I have finished the first three books of the Witches of Cleopatra Hill series, I am even more excited than ever to continue reading this series. I would highly recommend these books. :)
Review: Would have been 5 stars without the cliffhanger - Darkangel is the first book in the trilogy that begins the Witches of Cleopatra Hill series. It focuses on Angela McAllister, prima-in-waiting of the McAllister witch clan in Jerome, Arizona. The prima is the leader of the clan, and Angela is awaiting meeting her consort, a fated match that will strengthen her powers, as long as it happens before her quickly approaching 22nd birthday. In addition to the stress of trying to meet the man of her dreams, there is the danger of a nefarious neighboring witch clan, the Wilcoxes, who have been known to dabble in dark magic and once sought to kidnap the McAllister prima. Angela is a strong female main character, without being hard. She has the normal insecurities one would expect of a young woman coming into adulthood, especially one with the pressures and expectations that she has grown up with. Raised by her aunt after her runaway mother (at the time the prima-in-waiting herself) returns home with a newborn Angela and then dies shortly thereafter, Angela has been sheltered and a lot of information kept from her. You would think that the clan would have wanted to arm their future leader with more preparation than just awaiting the arrival of her consort so that their bond would develop her powers. The places in Jerome are described so well that this small town is nearly a character itself in the story. The McAllister witches are an interesting group, and it is fun to learn about this world of witches who live alongside “civilians” (non-witches). Although the series is listed as paranormal romance, there is little romance in this book, since Angela is waiting to meet that soulmate that’s supposed to be out there for her. My one complaint is that the book ended with a bit of a cliffhanger, and Angela’s problems were not resolved. In order to get the full enjoyment of Angela’s story, you really need to read the entire trilogy. The full story of the trilogy is a good one though, and sets up the entire Witches of Cleopatra series, so I definitely recommend this book.

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| Best Sellers Rank | #5,092 Free in Kindle Store ( See Top 100 in Kindle Store ) #33 in Psychic Romance #34 in Paranormal Ghost Romance #83 in Urban Fantasy (Kindle Store) |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent book, excellent series!
*by J***T on May 4, 2016*

I read and reviewed this book as part of The Witches of Cleopatra Hill, Books 1-3: Darkangel, Darknight, & Darkmoon box set, which I received free from the author in exchange for my honest review. Simply fantastic. My immediate reaction was 'WOW' (in the best way possible). I originally got into the Witches of Cleopatra Hill series when I read Impractical Magic. I thought that book was excellent, but I think this trio blew it out of the water. The story was well written and kept me 100% engaged. The characters were dynamic and vivid. While I might not have agreed with all of their decisions or actions, I was able to understand why they decided or acted in the manner they did. While it wasn't what I expected (that all three books would tell the story the same two individuals), I thoroughly enjoyed these books. That being said, books 1 and 2 (Darkangel and Darknight, respectively) both end in a huge cliffhanger and neither ending is by any means happy. The best way I could describe the ending of book 1 is as gut twisting and heart wrenching whereas the end of book 2 left me feeling sad and a bit apprehensive, but full of anticipation. Book 3 (Darkmoon) however does not end in a cliffhanger and is very HEA. Not only do things end in the best way possible for Connor and Angela, there are little hints as to who will be getting their own HEA in later books and with whom (one couple in particular). These three books should definitely be read together. There are a couple of things I have noticed in the past where the story of two characters has been split up over 3 (or more) books. First, each book tends to be relatively short, with the trio culminating in what would approximate or slightly exceed the length of a typical novel. Second, when this is not the case, the story can really start to drag and occasionally become monotonous. Neither of those was the case with the first three books of the Witches of Cleopatra Hill series. Each book in and of itself was a full-length novel and brought something new and exciting to the table, keeping me hooked from start to finish. Over the course of all three books, Christine Pope managed to keep me guessing. Now that I have finished the first three books of the Witches of Cleopatra Hill series, I am even more excited than ever to continue reading this series. I would highly recommend these books. :)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Would have been 5 stars without the cliffhanger
*by K***. on April 3, 2018*

Darkangel is the first book in the trilogy that begins the Witches of Cleopatra Hill series. It focuses on Angela McAllister, prima-in-waiting of the McAllister witch clan in Jerome, Arizona. The prima is the leader of the clan, and Angela is awaiting meeting her consort, a fated match that will strengthen her powers, as long as it happens before her quickly approaching 22nd birthday. In addition to the stress of trying to meet the man of her dreams, there is the danger of a nefarious neighboring witch clan, the Wilcoxes, who have been known to dabble in dark magic and once sought to kidnap the McAllister prima. Angela is a strong female main character, without being hard. She has the normal insecurities one would expect of a young woman coming into adulthood, especially one with the pressures and expectations that she has grown up with. Raised by her aunt after her runaway mother (at the time the prima-in-waiting herself) returns home with a newborn Angela and then dies shortly thereafter, Angela has been sheltered and a lot of information kept from her. You would think that the clan would have wanted to arm their future leader with more preparation than just awaiting the arrival of her consort so that their bond would develop her powers. The places in Jerome are described so well that this small town is nearly a character itself in the story. The McAllister witches are an interesting group, and it is fun to learn about this world of witches who live alongside “civilians” (non-witches). Although the series is listed as paranormal romance, there is little romance in this book, since Angela is waiting to meet that soulmate that’s supposed to be out there for her. My one complaint is that the book ended with a bit of a cliffhanger, and Angela’s problems were not resolved. In order to get the full enjoyment of Angela’s story, you really need to read the entire trilogy. The full story of the trilogy is a good one though, and sets up the entire Witches of Cleopatra series, so I definitely recommend this book.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Recommended Read!!
*by K***R on August 8, 2014*

What a great start of the trilogy. The slow build up of suspense, just kept me reading late into the night. The characters are very believable. I thought the flow of Darkangel was about perfect. The twist at the end was good but I was kind of expecting it. This is the first book of Christine Pope that I have read and I have to say I was impressed by how her writing kept my attention. I'm going to read this trilogy and more by her. This is not a stand alone book, you will need to read the rest of the trilogy for all your answers. I definitely will be.

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