" Angels Landing is the first book I've read by Rochelle Alers. It is very intriguing, and I found that it piqued my interest enough for me to want to learn more about the Lowcountry and the Gullah culture. The romance between Sheriff Jeff Hamilton and Kara Newell was a good one too. The easy fall into love was symbolic of the slower paced lifestyle Kara finds herself in when she gets to Angels Landing from New York. I liked the mysterious nature of the reasons why she came to the island as well. The softer side of romance leaves room for me, as a reader, to take stock and think about the messages Alers was trying to convey in the story itself. It was a easy read, and I did get to like some of the characters. However, the problems were solved too easily. This author's style is different from what I like, in that she tells a lot, in my opinion. At times, it frustrated me, and I wanted to scream. I like to solve riddles and figure hints out for myself as a reader, so it was a bit jarring for me. Nevertheless, l liked the setting and some of the characters, so much, that I want to read the other books In the Cavanaugh Island series. "
— Paula, 1/29/2014