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Title	:	The Chosen (Rogue Angel #4)
Author	:	Alex Archer
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 350 pages
Published	:	January 9th 2007 by Worldwide Library
Categories	:	Fantasy. Adventure. Urban Fantasy. Fiction. Paranormal. Mystery

The Chosen (Rogue Angel #4)

Alex Archer

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 350 pages

Rating: 3.71 | 945 Users | 48 Reviews

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Archaeologist Annja Creed believes there's more to the apparitions of Santo Niño—the Holy Child—luring thousands of pilgrims to Santa Fe. Other sightings of strange and anomalous creatures in the area indicate a mystery more profane than sacred—with links, perhaps, to Annja's own fate. But she is not alone in her quest to separate reliquaries from unholy minds who dare to harness sinister power. A dangerous yet enigmatic Jesuit, sworn to protect the Vatican at any cost, a brilliant young artist whose genius portrays a truth too potent for words and a famed monster hunter with a terrifying agenda are the keys to the secrets that lie in the heart of Los Alamos—and unlocking the door to the very fabric of time itself….

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Original Title:	The Chosen
ISBN:	0373621221 (ISBN13: 9780373621224)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Rogue Angel #4

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Not a very good entry in this series. I really like Annja but this story had nothing to do with her destiny or mission. The plot was barely there and made little sense. Not recommended.

I know Alex Archer is a pseudonym, but it didn't quite hit me until I read this installment of the continuing adventures of Annja Creed. Right away, you could tell this was a different author. The adventure was more edgy than the previous three. Annja the warrior greatly overshadowed Annja the archeologist. Garin got a brief cameo, while Reaux only received an occasional mention. I felt the plot was a little disjointed and somewhat vague, even when the "bad guy" attempted to explain it toward

Another good Rogue Angel novel. I did notice some grammatical/spelling errors though.Annja's still struggling to accept her role as sword-bearer and she seems to just attract trouble wherever she goes! I do admire her perserverence though.

The Chosen (Rogue Angel #4) by Alex Archer I am sad that I read this book so late, although it had been sitting on my shelves for a bit. The reader can see Victor Milan's love of New Mexico, its people, places, and legends. I kept finding that the story was reminiscence of the place he lived. I wanted to ask him, were these places in the book places he loved, places he wanted to leave a legacy memory of. I can see how he wanted to be remembered how Victor wanted to go out passing the torch on to

The book was all right, although the ending kind of was not what I expected. Still though, a very good read.

This is an interesting series, but there are a lot of violent scenes that really don't need to be there. In my opinion, it detracts to have Annja in 3-4 bloody sword/gun fights in such a short book. That being said, this particular volume was interesting from the standpoint of someone who lives in New Mexico. Author Victor Milan clearly knows the locales he describes and that makes for a good, quick read.

This one turned out to be better than I thought, but it got weird towards the end and I'm not sure if they resolved the little boy.. Hmm.