Talk:Archangel (Shinn novel)

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This is complete horse crap[edit]

I just finished reading this book myself, and the plot summary here is totally inaccurate. There is NO mention of any spaceships, of AI, of geneticists, or of the religion being an "illusion" with the oracles knowing "the truth". I don't know how to edit or tag an article to label it total and utter crap, but that is what this is. It's totally misleading. It isn't even a true plot summary, because it barely glosses over the actual plot and gives views NO idea of what the book is actually about. The main protagonists are Rachel and Gabriel, yes, but that's about all this gets right.... I can't rewrite this, but is there some way to remove it or label it as nonsense? This page is a disservice to Ms. Shinn and her wonderful books.

Autumnlover3 (talk) 15:30, 11 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Needs rework[edit]

I agree with the previous comment although in fairness, the fact that Jovah is a spaceship is mentioned albeit in the worst possible way; the back cover of the trade paperback! As noted earlier, nowhere within the book itself is this fact stated although we do see glimpses of things that are odd and out of place. It is not until the next book that the full story is revealed.

This entry should probably be morphed into something closer to the Mystic and Rider entry but with the plot summary changed. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Sgaragan (talk • contribs) 00:13, 4 August 2011 (UTC)[reply]