This book meets the Demonic space requirement for #SFvFBingo being hosted by Curiosity Killed the Bookworm. Favorite Quotes: “You’re like a Vicodin,” I mumbled in exhausted pain. He didn’t say anything, but the corner of his lips twitched. “And you’re like a third-degree burn.” I scoffed. “Oh please. I’m not that bad. Second-degree burn. […]
4-stars — OMG!! I mean, I totally knew this wasn’t going to be the last book in the series, and I know they always end with a lot of questions, but wow…it’s going to be seriously hard waiting for the next book, and I have NO IDEA what’s going to happen! This book went in […]
3.5 stars — Definitely a fun ride, but I didn’t feel quite as connected to Sadie and Ethan as I was to Jake and Christa in book 1. I think I might have had certain expectations of Sadie as we saw her in the first book, and so the direction this book took threw me off […]
4.5 stars — I adore this series, and so checking out the audiobook version was a no-brainer. I had previously felt the start was a bit slow, but when listening to it I thought the pace flowed much more smoothly. Ms. Swanepoel’s narration of Della was pretty spot on…she conveyed the snark and sassiness quite […]
OMG, its been so long I almost forgot how much I loved this book! Asa is his gloriously broody self. I love how he shows how much he cares without saying anything. Or even how he contradicts himself with his words and actions. Its just so complicated for him to feel…anything really, because everything he’s […]
Man, this book was awesome. It was so awesome I immediately read the rest of the series back to back. And if you know me at all, I rarely do that. This book had such an original plot to it. Magic being addictive, it took hooked on drugs to a whole new level. And I […]
4 stars — You know, it’s actually been a while since I read a good paranormal romance/urban fantasy. I don’t actually read a lot in this genre, but for me what makes this more urban fantasy in my head is the greater action sequences, and the sort of government/military aspect of the characters. I don’t think […]