And Gaby can't explain the hesitancy that sidetracks the search for him, infuriates Rafa, and sends them, again, into the darkest danger. But most of all, she can't quite believe that her twin brother, Jude, might be alive. That she was once the Rephaim's best fighter.

Still can't quite believe she is one of the Rephaim - the wingless half-angels who can shift from place to place, country to country, in the blink of an eye. 'Because I'm not smart enough to give up, and you don't know how to.' Gaby Winters' nightmares have stopped but she still can't remember her old life. An echo of a shared past I don't remember. 'We will.' 'How can you be so sure?' I want to believe him so badly, but this is Rafa. 'But what if we can't find Jude?' He leans closer. ' Adelaide Advertiser Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. I picked up Shimmer and forgot everything else.a gripping tale of half angels, demons, love, sacrifice and very cool violence, wrapped up in one nicely written package. And it's an angel book.' Trinity Doyle, author of Pieces of Sky, on Shadows 'Late for dinner, late for work, late late late. If only he were real.' Sun Bookshop 'If you told me last week that I'd be fan-girling over a YA urban fantasy series I would've stared at you blankly then hurled a copy of Friday Brown at your face.I loved this book. 'The smart-mouthed character of Rafa kicked the Edwards, Peters and Jacobs of the YA world to the kerb. More importantly, she remembers why she's spent the last ten years wanting to seriously damage Rafa. Now she knows who faked her memories, and how - and why it's all hurtling towards a massive showdown between the forces of heaven and hell. Half angel, half human, all demon-smiting badass - and hopelessly attracted to the infuriating Rafa. Then Rafa came to find her and Gaby discovered her true identity as Gabe- one of the Rephaim. Getting over the accident that killed her twin brother. For a year she believe she was a backpacker chilling out in Pandanus Beach.

Shimmer by Paula Weston