Quatrième de couverture : Deux hommes en bout de course qui n’auraient jamais dû se rencontrer se retrouvent dans la même voiture pour vivre ensemble ce qui pourrait bien être leur dernière ligne droite.

Tu sais Paul, Satan était un ange… Et il le redeviendra.

Rouler, droit devant. Doubler ceux qui ont le temps. Ne pas les regarder.
Mettre la musique à fond pour ne plus entendre.
Tic tac…
Bientôt, tu seras mort.

Hier encore, François était quelqu’un. Un homme qu’on regardait avec admiration, avec envie. Aujourd’hui, il n’est plus qu’un fugitif qui tente d’échapper à son assassin. Qui le rattrapera, où qu’il aille. Quoi qu’il fasse. La mort est certaine. L’issue, forcément fatale. Ce n’est plus qu’une question de temps. Il vient à peine de le comprendre.

Paul regarde derrière lui ; il voit la cohorte des victimes qui hurlent vengeance. Il paye le prix de ses fautes. Ne pas pleurer. Ne pas perdre de temps. Accélérer. L’échéance approche. Je vais mourir.

Dans la même voiture, sur une même route, deux hommes que tout semble opposer et qui pourtant fuient ensemble leurs destins différents.

Rouler droit devant, admirer la mer. Faire ce qu’ils n’ont jamais fait. Vivre des choses insensées. Vivre surtout… Car après tout, pourquoi tenter sans cesse de trouver des explications ?

Ma description :
François, avocat, vient d'apprendre une nouvelle terrible qui bouleverse sa vie entière. Pour lui, il n'y a pas d'autre issue que la fuite. Sur la route, il rencontre un jeune homme qu'il accepte de prendre avec lui pour un certain temps. Où va-t-il? François n'en sait rien. Paul non plus ne sait pas où aller, lui aussi fuit quelque chose.
Alors que tous les opposent, une amitié bien particulière se crée entre ces deux êtres. Paul aurait pu quitter François dès le début et tout lui prendre, mais sans savoir pourquoi, il demeure avec lui.
François de son côté, finit par découvrir que Paul est bien pire que tout ce qu'il aurait pu s'imaginer. Il se retrouve bien malgré lui mêlé aux problèmes de celui-ci et n'est pas au bout de ses surprises. Alors qu'il aurait les moyens de s'éloigner de tout ça et de poursuivre son périple, quelque chose semble le retenir.
Malgré tout ça, ses propres problèmes le rattrapent et rien ne pourra empêcher cela. Le tic tac est toujours présent et l'échéance est proche.

Mon avis : Wow j'ai vraiment adoré cette histoire. J'ai entendu de mauvaises critiques à propos de ce livre, mais celles-ci provenaient de personnes ayant déjà lu d'autres livres de l'auteure. Eh bien moi, c'est le premier roman que j'ai lu de Karine Giebel et je n'ai pas été déçue, loin de là. Cette histoire m'a vraiment touché et j'ai adoré voir l'évolution de la relation entre les deux personnages principaux et leur cheminement personnel. De plus, cette histoire est pleine de rebondissements. Le début est un peu lent, ou peut-être était-ce la façon de lire du narrateur. Je n'en pouvais plus des tics-tacs et des "Je vais mourir", mais bon, une fois que Paul arrive dans le décor, tout se déchaîne. Vous allez vous prendre d'affection pour Paul et François c'est certain. Je le recommande. Pour ceux qui ont déjà lu des romans de Karine Giebel, ouvrez vos horizons. Un auteur n'est pas obligé d'écrire toujours dans le même style. Le changement, ça fait du bien des fois.


L'auteur :
Karine Giébel est née en 1971 dans le Var, où elle vit toujours. Son premier roman, Terminus Elicius (Éditions la Vie du rail, 2004) a reçu le Prix Marseillais du Polar en 2005. Suivront Meurtres pour rédemption (la Vie du rail, 2006, et réédité au Fleuve Noir en 2010) qui a été sélectionné pour le Prix Polar Cognac, Les Morsures de l’ombre (Fleuve Noir, 2007) tour à tour lauréat du prix Intramuros, du Prix SNCF 2009 et du Prix Derrière les murs, Chiens de sang (Fleuve Noir, 2008) et Jusqu’à ce que la mort nous unisse (Fleuve Noir, 2009), lauréat du Prix des Lecteurs au Festival Polar de Cognac. Juste une ombre (Fleuve Noir, 2012) a reçu le Prix Marseillais du Polar et le Prix Polar de Cognac. Purgatoire des Innocents, paru au Fleuve Noir en 2013, a reçu le prix des lecteurs du Var 2014. Satan était un ange est son septième roman, paru chez Fleuve Éditions.    (Source : Fleuve Noir)

Auteur : Karine Giebel

Éditeur : Audible

Durée : 8h19

Mon avis :

Book Description:
Emma’s world is falling apart, and Kade, the only one who seems to hold her together, is missing. With death lingering right outside their door, decisions must be made before it’s too late.
The Midway has refused to send help, so they are left to seek out the only other who can stop Lucian.
A perilous quest sends Emma and a few Guardians into the Underworld, where the unimaginable abide, to beseech the Prince of Darkness himself. Lucifer.
Now, they must endure the deadly levels of Hell, which not one …mortal or immortal… has ever survived.
Prepare for love, loss, and the unexpected.

My description:
Emma, her parents and her gardians are in great danger. They are stuck in a bunker alone and almost helpless. The responsible for this is Lucian and nothing seems to stop him. All he wishes is to get rid of all Nephilim. Kade tried to get help from Midway but they refused. The only option they have left is no less than Lucifer, the devil himself. Why him? Well he is the only one who can stop Lucian and his son is a Nephilim.
Asking help from the devil is no easy task but Emma will not let anything stop her. She wants to be part of the team. However, it will not be a walk in the park. They will have to go  through all the five deadly levels of Hell in order to get an audience with him. How can they expect to succeed as nobody either a human or even an immortal has ever survived? One thing is sure, it will not be possible without any lost.

My opinion :
I am a true fan of Cameo Renae books. She always surprise us with so many twists. Once again, I read this book in my car as an audiobook and god this reader is sooo good. That's an experience you want to try. I can wait to see what's next. I love love love Kade but something happens at the end of the book that might treathened the love story between him and Emma... Oh noooo.

The author :
My family is what keeps my heart beating, and my world a happy place to be.

I was born in San Francisco, raised in Maui, Hawaii, and recently moved with my husband and children to Alaska.
I'm a daydreamer, a caffeine and peppermint addict. I love to laugh, love to read, and love to escape reality. One of my greatest joys is creating fantasy worlds filled with adventure and romance, and sharing it with others.
One day I hope to find my own magic wardrobe, and ride away on a magical unicorn. Until then...I'll keep writing! Source : Goodreads

Author : Cameo Renae

Serie : Hidden Wings

Editor : Audible

Length : 7h37

My opinion :

Book Description:
Archangels are extinct and the world is inhabited by a half-human/half-angel race called Nephilim. But one Archangel remains – a child born of fire known as The Legend. 21-year-old Nephilim Scarlett Porter is starting her Angel training at the infamous Blackbell Academy, so she doesn’t have time to worry about dreams of mysterious dark angels. The last thing she expected was her dream angel to be Dyston Blackbell, or that finding her was part of his mission – one Dyston is prepared to fail to keep Scarlett safe. Danger is closer to Dyston and Scarlett than they realize. War is brewing, led by The Lucifites, and they need The Legend to carry out their plans. With the help of their friends, the two must find the Lucifites’s leader, and stop his plans for destruction. But will Dyston and Scarlett’s love survive? How far will Scarlett go to save those she loves most?

My Description:
Scarlett Porter is new at Blackbell Academy. She was automatically admitted because she is a Legacy meaning that she is kind of VIP because her parents attended that school before. Being a Legacy also means privilege but she didn't want anybody to know because she didn't want to stand out among the others.

As soon as she meets with Dyston Blackbell she feels like she already know him. He is an awesome guy and especially the one she has been dreaming about since a long time. Dyston told her that she was his mission. He had to find the Legend, the daugther of an Archangel and she is the one. He needs to protect her because great danger awaits her.

Together and with the help of their friends, they will have to fight against the ones who need her to begin a war. Will they be able to save their world? Does love will succeed? 

My Opinion:
Another very good reading. I am so happy and grateful that I won that audiobook thank you to L.L. Hunter about that. Funny because a few years ago, I won also the ebook. That was my first book that I read about angels and I really enjoy it. I really like the characters, especially the lovely Dyston. I am still not sure about his brother Lakyn, I will have to read the next book to get to see what will happen with him. The audiobook was great although I was confuse sometimes because of the transition between different scenes but once you know about it, it's okay.

Can't wait to see what's next. I recommend that book without hesitation!!

The Author:
L.L. Hunter is an Australian author who began writing when she was fifteen or sixteen, originally song lyrics, but then moved onto fanfiction when she was nineteen, having published over 20 stories online- One of which was nominated for an award. She has also written, directed and starred in two original plays entitled, "No Frills Airlines: Flight 123," and the sequel, "No frills Airlines: Come Fly with Us." The latter of which was a musical.

She has studied everything from veterinary nursing, forensic science and dramatic arts but has always known her true calling to be writing.
Her hobbies include writing her books, reading, singing, acting, directing, watching movies, 50's fashion and playing with her animals. When she is not writing she can be found reading somewhere comfortable with one or both of her 'furbabies'.

You can connect with L.L Hunter on Twitter, (@llhunterbooks) Facebook, Goodreads or her blog llhunter.blogspot.com.au.

Author: L.L. Hunter

Editor: Audible

​Length: 6 hours 26 minutes

​My opinion: