In Unearthly, Clara Gardner is one such angel-blood--she's a quarter angel, to be exact, and has received a vision of the "purpose" she has been put on Earth to complete. Unfortunately, her purpose involves saving a mysterious boy from a raging forest fire in Colorado. She has no idea when, where, or why this fire happens, but she does know one thing; if she doesn't get it right, someone could die.
Unearthly is a beautiful, thought-provoking novel that presents complicated questions like free will and familial obligation in a unique way. It definitely stands apart from all the other paranormal series, and I highly recommend it for anyone looking for something different. If you like Unearthly, Clara's story continues in Hallowed and Boundless.
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