Grabriel's rapture - Sylvain Reynard

Tittle: Gabriel’s rapture (El éxtasis de Gabriel)

Series: Gabriel’s inferno

Author:  Sylvain Reynard

Genre: Fiction, adult, contemporary, new adult, erotica, romance, chicklit.
Pages: 416

Publisher: Esencia

Format: Digital (Kindle)

Time to read it: 2 days

Language: Spanish

Rating: 5/5

“Gabriel’s rapture” is the second book in the “Gabriel’s inferno” trilogy by Sylvain Reynard. The compelling history about a professor and his student.

Gabriel and Julia are free to move forward with their relationship. She is not his student anymore and they have managed to get through many different obstacles coming from both their pasts. They spend most of their time in Italy enjoying the country from the writer they are both passionate about, Dante. Unluckily for them one of the professors from Gabriel’s speech at the Ufficci Gallery in Florence knows one from Gabriel’s students and a report from that certain student threats to separate them once and for all.

“Gabriel’s rapture” was an amazing read that I enjoyed from beginning to end. I liked it that much that I could not help myself and picked up the next and last book in the series right away. The bad, and good, thing about these books is that since there are lots of things going and happening throughout the book it is impossible to give a really complete review without spoiling anything, however I will try my best. The first and most important thing about this book is that even when at the beginning, it seems it is not going to be any story, since Gabriel and Julia are already together and happy, it is not true. That report mentioned in the plot included in the book will change things drastically between them. The characters of Julia and Gabriel suffer a development specially when that events happens, and then they develop even more towards the end. The thing is that I cannot tell much because many things happen from the beginning that made me be glued to the pages and unable to put down the book. I also liked the inclusion of chapters focused on other characters that are secondary but really matter in the story.

To sum up, a really compelling and amazing book that I read in no time since I could not put it down. I really recommend the book, if you liked the first one you will love the second one.