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Bloodlines #2
Torment
Keira has been through Hell, literally..... But now she’s back, and stronger than ever!
In this second gripping instalment of the Bloodlines trilogy Keira and her friends – Lily, Lucian, Tyler, Jake and Danny – continue to try and understand their elemental powers, and protect themselves from their enemies, whose ultimate goal is to destroy them.
This time, the stakes are higher – what seems to be a demon rebellion has broken out in hell and the Earth is plunged into chaos. Their problem is, no one – not even Lucifer himself – knows who the rebel leader is. It seems only Keira, her frightened but determined friends, and a new ally – a demon named Eligos - can find out who this person or thing is, why they are suddenly causing so much bloodshed, pain and upset for everyone, and destroy them.
Bloody awesome battles, amazing feats of magic, and a stronger-than-death passion, make for an intoxicating, unforgettable read in this powerfully imagined fantasy...
In this second gripping instalment of the Bloodlines trilogy Keira and her friends – Lily, Lucian, Tyler, Jake and Danny – continue to try and understand their elemental powers, and protect themselves from their enemies, whose ultimate goal is to destroy them.
This time, the stakes are higher – what seems to be a demon rebellion has broken out in hell and the Earth is plunged into chaos. Their problem is, no one – not even Lucifer himself – knows who the rebel leader is. It seems only Keira, her frightened but determined friends, and a new ally – a demon named Eligos - can find out who this person or thing is, why they are suddenly causing so much bloodshed, pain and upset for everyone, and destroy them.
Bloody awesome battles, amazing feats of magic, and a stronger-than-death passion, make for an intoxicating, unforgettable read in this powerfully imagined fantasy...
308 pages, Paperback
First published October 31, 2011
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Lindsay Anne Kendal
13 books255 followersI have lived in Droylsden, Manchester, all my life. I live with my parents, my younger sister, Cheryl, and her little girl, Faith.
I never knew what I wanted to do with my life until I began writing. This is my dream. I get most of my inspiration from music. I’ll sit listening to it and suddenly I’m no longer in the room. My stories play like movies in my mind, then I go and write them down.
I'm a very dark person. I love anything spooky, supernatural, or unexplainable, and so that’s the genre I want to write in for the rest of my life.
I work as a freelance graphic artist. I have created covers for my own novels, self published authors, World Castle Publications and Sizzler Editions. I will also be creating the covers for Empire Voices audiobooks.
Scary films are a true love of mine, although I find it very hard to find one these days that actually frightens me. My favourite story of all time is Bram Stoker's, Dracula. The movie is equally as amazing.
I have had a love of photography from being a child. I have literally thousands of photographs which I have taken over the years. Now, I have a professional DSLR camera and I'm looking to do photography as well as my graphics as a sideline project.
I have a blog site and website where you can find out more information. Please visit me at either...
http://lindsayannekendal.blogspot.com/
or
http://www.lindsay-anne-kendal.com/
I never knew what I wanted to do with my life until I began writing. This is my dream. I get most of my inspiration from music. I’ll sit listening to it and suddenly I’m no longer in the room. My stories play like movies in my mind, then I go and write them down.
I'm a very dark person. I love anything spooky, supernatural, or unexplainable, and so that’s the genre I want to write in for the rest of my life.
I work as a freelance graphic artist. I have created covers for my own novels, self published authors, World Castle Publications and Sizzler Editions. I will also be creating the covers for Empire Voices audiobooks.
Scary films are a true love of mine, although I find it very hard to find one these days that actually frightens me. My favourite story of all time is Bram Stoker's, Dracula. The movie is equally as amazing.
I have had a love of photography from being a child. I have literally thousands of photographs which I have taken over the years. Now, I have a professional DSLR camera and I'm looking to do photography as well as my graphics as a sideline project.
I have a blog site and website where you can find out more information. Please visit me at either...
http://lindsayannekendal.blogspot.com/
or
http://www.lindsay-anne-kendal.com/
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August 6, 2015
Bloodlines
By Lindsay Anne Kendal
“Keira Jameson used to lead a normal life, she just had a gift, passed down through the generations of her family. Now, after hearing voices, having strange dreams of others calling out to her, and her grandfather's last words haunting her, she sets out to find other families like hers. Along with her best friend Lily, the only person outside her family to know about her gift, Keira begins a hunt for her ancestors. A chance meeting with a young man, Lucian Turner, sets them on the right track, but their discoveries change the way Keira will see herself for ever more. Fear, superstition and heritage are shaping Keira's future and she must face her enemies, even if this could mean losing her life. She cannot escape her destiny.
Part Buffy-style horror, part tender romance, Bloodlines will have fans of the genre on tenterhooks waiting for the next instalment of this gripping and hell-raising tale.”
Perhaps it sounds like a lazy excuse, but I really liked the already existing synopsis (I usually write my own.) It fit it well. Now, I’ll tackle the negatives real quick, drinking, smoking, explicit (not graphic) romance, suicide (um, sorta,) and cussing. All of these characters are of age, just thought I’d let you know. The suicide is…I can’t say because it’d give it away, but I feel like letting it slide, because…well, you’ll figure it out if you read it. However, this book was really original. (originality goes a long way with me.) I found Bloodlines (and Torment) extremely unique and different than most main characters. I love the supporting roles, and I love the dynamics the characters share. My favorite character is Eligos. He’s such a sweetie (don’t tell him that! He is a Lord in hell after all…) I feel like it’s totally worth it. (Interview with the authorlater!) Not to mention, the KILLER cliffhanger at the end of Torment. I’m jazzed to find out what’s next!
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By Lindsay Anne Kendal
“Keira Jameson used to lead a normal life, she just had a gift, passed down through the generations of her family. Now, after hearing voices, having strange dreams of others calling out to her, and her grandfather's last words haunting her, she sets out to find other families like hers. Along with her best friend Lily, the only person outside her family to know about her gift, Keira begins a hunt for her ancestors. A chance meeting with a young man, Lucian Turner, sets them on the right track, but their discoveries change the way Keira will see herself for ever more. Fear, superstition and heritage are shaping Keira's future and she must face her enemies, even if this could mean losing her life. She cannot escape her destiny.
Part Buffy-style horror, part tender romance, Bloodlines will have fans of the genre on tenterhooks waiting for the next instalment of this gripping and hell-raising tale.”
Perhaps it sounds like a lazy excuse, but I really liked the already existing synopsis (I usually write my own.) It fit it well. Now, I’ll tackle the negatives real quick, drinking, smoking, explicit (not graphic) romance, suicide (um, sorta,) and cussing. All of these characters are of age, just thought I’d let you know. The suicide is…I can’t say because it’d give it away, but I feel like letting it slide, because…well, you’ll figure it out if you read it. However, this book was really original. (originality goes a long way with me.) I found Bloodlines (and Torment) extremely unique and different than most main characters. I love the supporting roles, and I love the dynamics the characters share. My favorite character is Eligos. He’s such a sweetie (don’t tell him that! He is a Lord in hell after all…) I feel like it’s totally worth it. (Interview with the authorlater!) Not to mention, the KILLER cliffhanger at the end of Torment. I’m jazzed to find out what’s next!
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June 15, 2012
Torment is the second in the Bloodlines trilogy. This book fascinated me for a variety of reasons. The strongest pull that drew me in was Lindsay’s interesting take on sorcery and Hell, even though as a Christian, I don’t agree with them, it is just a fictional story. A close second is Lindsay’s skillful ability to paint a strong cast of likable young adult characters from the first book and allowed us learn even more in the second. This sequel delves deep into their daily interactions with each other as their bonds become stronger.
Like each of us must face in real life, these imaginary young adults struggle with the same difficulties in managing relationships, emotional issues, coming to terms with who they are and why they are here in this world. But when they discover that alliances previously made were not the best choices, all Hell breaks loose (literally!)
Important issues about how young adults view not only themselves, but others as well both on the outside as well as the core of our inner beings, are subtly woven into this great tale. Loyalties are tested and only those with strong moral convictions will survive. Lindsay reveals a few more intricate details of Kiera’s life and her true calling, then suddenly, leaves you staring at the last page! Hurry up and finish!
It takes a truly creative mind and talented author to not only make the characters come alive on the page, but to describe a fictional world with such intricate detail and make it believable. Congratulations to Lindsay for accomplishing these feats with ease!
Like each of us must face in real life, these imaginary young adults struggle with the same difficulties in managing relationships, emotional issues, coming to terms with who they are and why they are here in this world. But when they discover that alliances previously made were not the best choices, all Hell breaks loose (literally!)
Important issues about how young adults view not only themselves, but others as well both on the outside as well as the core of our inner beings, are subtly woven into this great tale. Loyalties are tested and only those with strong moral convictions will survive. Lindsay reveals a few more intricate details of Kiera’s life and her true calling, then suddenly, leaves you staring at the last page! Hurry up and finish!
It takes a truly creative mind and talented author to not only make the characters come alive on the page, but to describe a fictional world with such intricate detail and make it believable. Congratulations to Lindsay for accomplishing these feats with ease!
November 3, 2016
I would have finished this book last night – but when hubby left for the football game my daughter and I took advantage to watch our tv-shows on the DVR and we are now caught up with the rest-of ya’ on Grey’s Anatomy.
I loved the first book ‘Bloodlines’ so much, when I finished my review I bought the second book from B&N. I made the comment about how the ebook pages were wacky, well they were wacky with this book as well. But instead of skipping 4 pages a flip like the first book, Torment skipped 2 pages per flip on my reader. so weird.
I was so glad Keira come back at the end of last book *whew* the fight was exciting and then to know she is back… I just couldn’t remember reading of another main character dieing like she had done. I was hoping for her to come back as they kept dropping how long she had been gone. Thank goodness!
Now this book begins with Keira telling the story of her death, her reawakening and now her return. I love the twist with her and Eligos being our love interest. I mean really for her to have all that awesome power and I guess all she has went through with her family (dad killed, mom shunned her, gramps died) she is very mature and independent. With that said she was not a good fit with any of the guys, she needed a Man, a strong man, one that is stronger than her and able to protect her. Eligos is Perfect!
I was glad to hear / read that Clare was only the incubator for Lilith’s egg. Lilith wanted a daughter and her and Keira are a match set.
In chapter three she was so tense and snappy at the guys and Lily for all the questions. But if you stand back and think of all she’s went through and the bond she has with Eligos. Which now we know that Lu & Lil cut both Keira and Eligos and mixed their blood which gives them a blood bond and that is a reason she is so angry – she’s away from Eligos and he too is angry. I love BONDS.. thank you for that Lindsay!
So all that said .. then the guy shows with long blond hair and attacks her, she is pissed and feeling cocky. So he attacks her and she was sorta wimpy then finally she allowed the demon in her to take over and run him off. Um… HELLO.. he was trying to kill you goofy girl you should have killed him. Later when she got home, Lily tells her “You’ve been so different, you’ve been moody and you have no patience.” – I was so glad that Eligos come and lit into her. She didn’t call him to help her with the blond-demon and now he can come back to kill her or one of her friends.
I liked your imagination with Hell – and it made it funny when one of them would get made at another and tell them to go to hell. lol ;)
So much happen in this book; we have Keira’s return from death as full demon, her relationship with Eligos grows toward marriage.
You have a man that bears a scar and he spells it to keep it hidden because he is worried of losing you. wow. He learn he has been alone for so long because he thinks no one would love him. Sometimes the wounded are the best lovers – for they will be so devoted and faithful.
Tyler spouted out hateful things.. on pg 412 he said very nastily while looking at Eligos. “Demons, they’re nothing but heartless, torturing, sick, twisted and demented bastards.” when Keira hollers at him he tells her to shut-up and t h a t is when Eligos punched him and sent him flying across the floor.
And then again on pg 452 Tyler says; he doubts people would want demon friends, Especially when all they do is come here and take your women.” Eligos went over to punch him again but was stopped.
Tyler in the last book was so loving and in this book he turned into a jealous creep. It is really true that jealousy will ruin you and your friendships – after this book no one will feel the same with Tyler. He is blessed to be alive – I believe I may have killed him when he tortured my lover the way he did Eligos. grrr it makes me mad thinking bout it.
We had a kidnapping, and I want to say Thank you again to the author for allowing Eligos to pick up the storyline. I loved that in that last book when Lucian picked up the story and then in this book we had Eligos, Danny, and Lily picked up the story. Awesome!
So Eligos finds Keira where she was kidnapped and tortured.. and I loved that you allowed her to be healed and then return to kill her kidnapper herself. ;)
So we have two gals enter scene and they will be a nice addition to the magical clan as we need more gals for these guys. Oh I was so happy that with Danny’s maturity you allowed him to have relationship with Hecate as she too is mature.
Again you allowed Beth & Marley to kill the demons that tortured their parents and tortured them – I was glad of that as well. I believe it helps in the healing and gives them comfort and closure for the characters mentally.
So chapter 38 is Danny’s Story … wow at this point I’m have begun discussing with my daughter… sharing my excitement of how good this book is… and then when they started fighting each other I could hardly contain myself.. I was shouting out what I believed to be happening. (You know how it is when your watching tv – well imagine me like that with my book) lol – thank goodness Hecate showed up to stop this before it got bad.
We learned of Eligos second “Carlos” betrayal and he killed him. So he needed a replacement and that is when the story did a twist I really didn’t like – Danny killed himself – ((This bothered me as I had a friend in high school that hung himself from a tree in his backyard. )) so this was a sour topic for me. But he become a full demon Captain and now can be with Hecate and in Eligos Army.
Marley has the vision of visions… pg 838
She said she felt “safe, warm, loved… she was so powerful; she could feel it, like the power was pouring out of her. She was so strong”
She goes on to tell them she has blue eyes and they are all confused as to what demon has blue eyes. But she goes on to tell them whomever she is … she is very powerful.
I liked the little glimpse the guys got of ‘Lilith’ when she popped in to kill two demons.. she said ‘I hate those things’
Keira tells her ‘Thank You’
Lilith said “Your Welcome… Well, must dash. See you soon” – and the next minute she was gone.
Welp later Danny tells the guys…
“I’m a demon, simple as that. Can’t change it – wouldn’t change it. This is what I wanted, I did what I had to do, and now I am what I am,”
Then the bad thing happened… my chest is tighting as I think of it and I am have to breath in, breath out. Tyler summoned Eligos (I would like to know how he did that, btw) when Eligos beamed in he was in a “demon trap”. That stupid, jealous Tyler trapped Eligos (in a demon trap he is powerless) so he could torture him with the demon tools the Eligos brought for them to train with for the war. That moved Tyler to my most disliked character list.
Okay so when Keira, Danny, Lucian and Hecate found Eligos at Tylers house in the trap and rescued him – Danny took Eligos home in Hell to heal him properly.
So Eligos of course he see’s all these scars on him he doens’t want Keira to see him and tells Danny and Hecate NOT to bring her to him. So Kiera finally yells she wants to DIE and Lilith beams in front of her and takes life from her. Now Keira can beam to Hell herself and she does immediately to be with Eligos.
It takes tragedy to move a relationship along to the next steps and this one is now on its way to be married. They are engaged!
You know what would have been kool, If Keiras healing powers could heal him of all his scars. But I understand her to love him with them too.
Chapter 52 that fearless Keira walks into a building / a church on her route home that she hasn’t seen before. No Keira don’t think “TRAP” but lets walk in and check it out. Lets holler “HELLO” anyone here? Grrrr…. girl you are too brave for your own good. Now the moment the mist was visible you should have knew it and maybe you did.. but its too late as you have walked into a trap where your powers are useless and you can’t escape.. and I know when that mist possesed you it is sending you to do what they wanted all the time.. to kill your friends, your lover.
Next is Lily’s Story.. OMG my heart does a flip!
Tyler is there trying to apologize to Eligos and that … hmm.. how do you give forgiveness to someone that tortured you and meant to kill you?
Remember the Vision … well it is happening…
Lily screams to Eligos when they see Keira and her eyes are flashing red then blue and she is crawling.. fighting this possession within herself.. what is it?
… An Angel.”
**Anxiously awaiting…
Revelationsby Lindsay Anne Kendal
Available for Pre-Order
This item will be available on Jan 01, 2012.
I loved the first book ‘Bloodlines’ so much, when I finished my review I bought the second book from B&N. I made the comment about how the ebook pages were wacky, well they were wacky with this book as well. But instead of skipping 4 pages a flip like the first book, Torment skipped 2 pages per flip on my reader. so weird.
I was so glad Keira come back at the end of last book *whew* the fight was exciting and then to know she is back… I just couldn’t remember reading of another main character dieing like she had done. I was hoping for her to come back as they kept dropping how long she had been gone. Thank goodness!
Now this book begins with Keira telling the story of her death, her reawakening and now her return. I love the twist with her and Eligos being our love interest. I mean really for her to have all that awesome power and I guess all she has went through with her family (dad killed, mom shunned her, gramps died) she is very mature and independent. With that said she was not a good fit with any of the guys, she needed a Man, a strong man, one that is stronger than her and able to protect her. Eligos is Perfect!
I was glad to hear / read that Clare was only the incubator for Lilith’s egg. Lilith wanted a daughter and her and Keira are a match set.
In chapter three she was so tense and snappy at the guys and Lily for all the questions. But if you stand back and think of all she’s went through and the bond she has with Eligos. Which now we know that Lu & Lil cut both Keira and Eligos and mixed their blood which gives them a blood bond and that is a reason she is so angry – she’s away from Eligos and he too is angry. I love BONDS.. thank you for that Lindsay!
So all that said .. then the guy shows with long blond hair and attacks her, she is pissed and feeling cocky. So he attacks her and she was sorta wimpy then finally she allowed the demon in her to take over and run him off. Um… HELLO.. he was trying to kill you goofy girl you should have killed him. Later when she got home, Lily tells her “You’ve been so different, you’ve been moody and you have no patience.” – I was so glad that Eligos come and lit into her. She didn’t call him to help her with the blond-demon and now he can come back to kill her or one of her friends.
I liked your imagination with Hell – and it made it funny when one of them would get made at another and tell them to go to hell. lol ;)
So much happen in this book; we have Keira’s return from death as full demon, her relationship with Eligos grows toward marriage.
You have a man that bears a scar and he spells it to keep it hidden because he is worried of losing you. wow. He learn he has been alone for so long because he thinks no one would love him. Sometimes the wounded are the best lovers – for they will be so devoted and faithful.
Tyler spouted out hateful things.. on pg 412 he said very nastily while looking at Eligos. “Demons, they’re nothing but heartless, torturing, sick, twisted and demented bastards.” when Keira hollers at him he tells her to shut-up and t h a t is when Eligos punched him and sent him flying across the floor.
And then again on pg 452 Tyler says; he doubts people would want demon friends, Especially when all they do is come here and take your women.” Eligos went over to punch him again but was stopped.
Tyler in the last book was so loving and in this book he turned into a jealous creep. It is really true that jealousy will ruin you and your friendships – after this book no one will feel the same with Tyler. He is blessed to be alive – I believe I may have killed him when he tortured my lover the way he did Eligos. grrr it makes me mad thinking bout it.
We had a kidnapping, and I want to say Thank you again to the author for allowing Eligos to pick up the storyline. I loved that in that last book when Lucian picked up the story and then in this book we had Eligos, Danny, and Lily picked up the story. Awesome!
So Eligos finds Keira where she was kidnapped and tortured.. and I loved that you allowed her to be healed and then return to kill her kidnapper herself. ;)
So we have two gals enter scene and they will be a nice addition to the magical clan as we need more gals for these guys. Oh I was so happy that with Danny’s maturity you allowed him to have relationship with Hecate as she too is mature.
Again you allowed Beth & Marley to kill the demons that tortured their parents and tortured them – I was glad of that as well. I believe it helps in the healing and gives them comfort and closure for the characters mentally.
So chapter 38 is Danny’s Story … wow at this point I’m have begun discussing with my daughter… sharing my excitement of how good this book is… and then when they started fighting each other I could hardly contain myself.. I was shouting out what I believed to be happening. (You know how it is when your watching tv – well imagine me like that with my book) lol – thank goodness Hecate showed up to stop this before it got bad.
We learned of Eligos second “Carlos” betrayal and he killed him. So he needed a replacement and that is when the story did a twist I really didn’t like – Danny killed himself – ((This bothered me as I had a friend in high school that hung himself from a tree in his backyard. )) so this was a sour topic for me. But he become a full demon Captain and now can be with Hecate and in Eligos Army.
Marley has the vision of visions… pg 838
She said she felt “safe, warm, loved… she was so powerful; she could feel it, like the power was pouring out of her. She was so strong”
She goes on to tell them she has blue eyes and they are all confused as to what demon has blue eyes. But she goes on to tell them whomever she is … she is very powerful.
I liked the little glimpse the guys got of ‘Lilith’ when she popped in to kill two demons.. she said ‘I hate those things’
Keira tells her ‘Thank You’
Lilith said “Your Welcome… Well, must dash. See you soon” – and the next minute she was gone.
Welp later Danny tells the guys…
“I’m a demon, simple as that. Can’t change it – wouldn’t change it. This is what I wanted, I did what I had to do, and now I am what I am,”
Then the bad thing happened… my chest is tighting as I think of it and I am have to breath in, breath out. Tyler summoned Eligos (I would like to know how he did that, btw) when Eligos beamed in he was in a “demon trap”. That stupid, jealous Tyler trapped Eligos (in a demon trap he is powerless) so he could torture him with the demon tools the Eligos brought for them to train with for the war. That moved Tyler to my most disliked character list.
Okay so when Keira, Danny, Lucian and Hecate found Eligos at Tylers house in the trap and rescued him – Danny took Eligos home in Hell to heal him properly.
So Eligos of course he see’s all these scars on him he doens’t want Keira to see him and tells Danny and Hecate NOT to bring her to him. So Kiera finally yells she wants to DIE and Lilith beams in front of her and takes life from her. Now Keira can beam to Hell herself and she does immediately to be with Eligos.
It takes tragedy to move a relationship along to the next steps and this one is now on its way to be married. They are engaged!
You know what would have been kool, If Keiras healing powers could heal him of all his scars. But I understand her to love him with them too.
Chapter 52 that fearless Keira walks into a building / a church on her route home that she hasn’t seen before. No Keira don’t think “TRAP” but lets walk in and check it out. Lets holler “HELLO” anyone here? Grrrr…. girl you are too brave for your own good. Now the moment the mist was visible you should have knew it and maybe you did.. but its too late as you have walked into a trap where your powers are useless and you can’t escape.. and I know when that mist possesed you it is sending you to do what they wanted all the time.. to kill your friends, your lover.
Next is Lily’s Story.. OMG my heart does a flip!
Tyler is there trying to apologize to Eligos and that … hmm.. how do you give forgiveness to someone that tortured you and meant to kill you?
Remember the Vision … well it is happening…
Lily screams to Eligos when they see Keira and her eyes are flashing red then blue and she is crawling.. fighting this possession within herself.. what is it?
… An Angel.”
**Anxiously awaiting…
Revelationsby Lindsay Anne Kendal
Available for Pre-Order
This item will be available on Jan 01, 2012.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
October 25, 2011
After the end of Bloodlines, I had so many questions when starting this book. It is a little darker, a little more violent, and much more romantic. When Keira comes back from Hell things become very complicated. Especially when she doesn't come back alone.
Eligos, a character met only briefly in the first novel, comes to the forefront in this one, which causes all kinds of jealousy in the young man who has fallen in love with Keira. (And no, I am not telling you which young man that is. That would spoil the first book.) Eligos and Keira have wonderful chemistry. They argue and make up all the time because they are both so stubborn. Eligos, despite his crazy fighting and magic skills, is also very vulnerable. He has a secret that he fears will stop Keira from loving him.
The level of magic and adventure in this book is much higher than the first. Their powers gain strength (due to a bit of help) and even more enemies are after them. Keira has mom troubles (with both of her mothers), Lily gets to join the fun and a few more girls (some more supernatural than others) come into town. The only thing I disliked about this book is that the next one isn't out yet.
Eligos, a character met only briefly in the first novel, comes to the forefront in this one, which causes all kinds of jealousy in the young man who has fallen in love with Keira. (And no, I am not telling you which young man that is. That would spoil the first book.) Eligos and Keira have wonderful chemistry. They argue and make up all the time because they are both so stubborn. Eligos, despite his crazy fighting and magic skills, is also very vulnerable. He has a secret that he fears will stop Keira from loving him.
The level of magic and adventure in this book is much higher than the first. Their powers gain strength (due to a bit of help) and even more enemies are after them. Keira has mom troubles (with both of her mothers), Lily gets to join the fun and a few more girls (some more supernatural than others) come into town. The only thing I disliked about this book is that the next one isn't out yet.
May 11, 2012
4.5 stars
This is book two in this series. To see my review of the first book Bloodlines click HERE. Torment picks up right where Bloodline left off and you are pulled right back into Keira's crazy world. I think I enjoyed this book even more than the first. The excitement is in full swing as we already know the characters. I don't have too much to say about this book. The author has created such an amazing world that will really have you question you perception of heaven, hell, angels and demons.
I don't want to give anything away with about this review, but if you have any kind of interest in the paranormal/supernatural you will enjoy this book. I can't wait for the next installment. Kendal has left us with one heck of a cliff hanger at the end, the kind that TV shows leave you with at during a season finally. Kendal also has an amazing talent that helps the reader visualize her world. You can see the story play out as you read and want more with every turn of the page.
This is book two in this series. To see my review of the first book Bloodlines click HERE. Torment picks up right where Bloodline left off and you are pulled right back into Keira's crazy world. I think I enjoyed this book even more than the first. The excitement is in full swing as we already know the characters. I don't have too much to say about this book. The author has created such an amazing world that will really have you question you perception of heaven, hell, angels and demons.
I don't want to give anything away with about this review, but if you have any kind of interest in the paranormal/supernatural you will enjoy this book. I can't wait for the next installment. Kendal has left us with one heck of a cliff hanger at the end, the kind that TV shows leave you with at during a season finally. Kendal also has an amazing talent that helps the reader visualize her world. You can see the story play out as you read and want more with every turn of the page.
December 27, 2011
This author is really fantasic. I am anxiously waiting for the third book in the series
I have a Kindle and have not purchased a paper copy book in 3 years. I loved the first story so much I couldn't wait for it to come out on Kindle so I ordered the paperback. It did not disappoint!
I have a Kindle and have not purchased a paper copy book in 3 years. I loved the first story so much I couldn't wait for it to come out on Kindle so I ordered the paperback. It did not disappoint!
August 20, 2011
Oh my god, I can't wait for this book.
UPDATE!! Just noticed the characters have been listed.... OMG! Lilith and Lucifer. What's going to happen next???
UPDATE!! Just noticed the characters have been listed.... OMG! Lilith and Lucifer. What's going to happen next???
December 31, 2015
So this is one of those books where I can’t fully decide if I like it or not. I feel like the story itself was interesting with cool plots and decent characters but I feel like the execution of the books fell through. The writing was done poorly, the narration was terrible and thoughts did not seem to be presented clearly. That being said, if the book was edited properly and the book itself was written properly, I think the plot was intriguing and the books would have been spectacular. Unfortunately it came across as more of a “meh” series.
The character, Keira, also the main character in the book was certainly a character of power. I really enjoyed how loyal she was to her friends especially her sister-like best friend. Even though she had these mysterious powers, her friend stuck through with her and even uprooted herself to go on an adventure with Keira to find out who she really was. While I enjoyed her loyalty and her friendship, I found her somewhat whiny, unpredictable, confused, and plain annoying. I hated how she seemed to string along the boys because she couldn’t figure out who she liked. She went from Lucien to Tyler to finally the demon. I feel like she played with their feelings without meaning to which is even worse than doing it on purpose, IMO. I just didn’t appreciate how wishy washy she was.
I loved Keira’s best friend, Lily. Like I stated earlier, I loved her quiet strength and ability to protect her friends even though she was the mere mortal. She was probably the one character that I completely enjoyed reading about because she was nice, genuine, and an overall great human being.
The boys – Lucien, Tyler, Danny and Jake – were kind of “meh” to me. Personally I liked Jake the most because he was always so stable and reliable. Danny was someone I came to appreciate even though he first came across as a douche but when the demon aspect came along, he was the one who became the most adaptable. Lucien was decent in the beginning until he became a jerk but then he was okay again – super wishy washy. Tyler was someone I really enjoyed reading about in the beginning until he let his jealous streak go a little too serious and then I started to hate him. Overall, the boys certainly brought an interesting aspect to the books.
Eligos, the demon whom Keira ultimately fell in love with, was so insecure. He was this great Demon Lord but couldn’t trust Keira to love him with his scarred face and the thing was, it wasn’t even that bad of a scar. He was just so insecure that it was frustrating to read the push and pull they had with each other. It wasn’t until the end of the second book when they really solidified their love for each other and then things started to be a little better.
So the one thing I hated about this book was the writing style. I thought it was terribly executed. In a way, I felt as if I was reading a narration the entire time rather than actually being engaged with the characters and plot. I also felt like everything was a fairy tale with random demon attacks. Everyone was being matched with everyone and everyone was this one big happy family and it felt like no one could do no wrong (until Tyler did that doozy). It just felt so incredibly unrealistic that I was like no.
Overall, interesting series – I only found a copy of the first two books and can’t seem to find the third book but I doubt I will engage myself even more with the third book. Part of me is interested to read the end but the other part of me doesn’t even want to give the book any more of my time.
The character, Keira, also the main character in the book was certainly a character of power. I really enjoyed how loyal she was to her friends especially her sister-like best friend. Even though she had these mysterious powers, her friend stuck through with her and even uprooted herself to go on an adventure with Keira to find out who she really was. While I enjoyed her loyalty and her friendship, I found her somewhat whiny, unpredictable, confused, and plain annoying. I hated how she seemed to string along the boys because she couldn’t figure out who she liked. She went from Lucien to Tyler to finally the demon. I feel like she played with their feelings without meaning to which is even worse than doing it on purpose, IMO. I just didn’t appreciate how wishy washy she was.
I loved Keira’s best friend, Lily. Like I stated earlier, I loved her quiet strength and ability to protect her friends even though she was the mere mortal. She was probably the one character that I completely enjoyed reading about because she was nice, genuine, and an overall great human being.
The boys – Lucien, Tyler, Danny and Jake – were kind of “meh” to me. Personally I liked Jake the most because he was always so stable and reliable. Danny was someone I came to appreciate even though he first came across as a douche but when the demon aspect came along, he was the one who became the most adaptable. Lucien was decent in the beginning until he became a jerk but then he was okay again – super wishy washy. Tyler was someone I really enjoyed reading about in the beginning until he let his jealous streak go a little too serious and then I started to hate him. Overall, the boys certainly brought an interesting aspect to the books.
Eligos, the demon whom Keira ultimately fell in love with, was so insecure. He was this great Demon Lord but couldn’t trust Keira to love him with his scarred face and the thing was, it wasn’t even that bad of a scar. He was just so insecure that it was frustrating to read the push and pull they had with each other. It wasn’t until the end of the second book when they really solidified their love for each other and then things started to be a little better.
So the one thing I hated about this book was the writing style. I thought it was terribly executed. In a way, I felt as if I was reading a narration the entire time rather than actually being engaged with the characters and plot. I also felt like everything was a fairy tale with random demon attacks. Everyone was being matched with everyone and everyone was this one big happy family and it felt like no one could do no wrong (until Tyler did that doozy). It just felt so incredibly unrealistic that I was like no.
Overall, interesting series – I only found a copy of the first two books and can’t seem to find the third book but I doubt I will engage myself even more with the third book. Part of me is interested to read the end but the other part of me doesn’t even want to give the book any more of my time.
October 28, 2015
Angela's Review:
Torment is the sequel to Kendal’s debut novel, Bloodlines and second book in the trilogy. The characters were flushed out more in this book. We got to know them deeper than their appearances and some of it was ugly. I enjoyed how this book DIDN’T fall into the dreaded sequel curse and not live up to the quality of the first. There were a few spots that felt slow when the gang was in between battles but it might have been necessary to allow the reader to breathe freely every once and a while. I was very happy for Lily (in the love and power situation)! She is a great character and provides Keira the best shoulder to lean on and help push her in the right direction. Reading about Eligos and the populous of Hell was another place where Kendal shined. Her take on Hell provided me with a chance to reimagine all that childhood Christianity indoctrinated me into. The British-isms were stronger in this book, so occasionally my brain wandered away from Salem, MA, USA. I enjoyed the additional characters and getting to know Keira’s mom more. The last third of the book flew by and as I reached the last page (CLIFFHANGER) I actually shouted “Where’s the rest?!” I can’t wait to get my hands on the final installment, Revelations.
I rated this book 4/5 stars.
Carleny's Review:
The middle of the month Book Cove book was Torment by Lindsay Anne Kendal provided by the author. After the cliffhanger that the first book left off I was excited to read what would happen with Kiera and the rest of the crew. I was definitely not disappointed!
New female characters were introduced which was great for making the gang less guy heavy. We finally get to meet Lilith and we get to see how her relationship with Kiera is a bit rocky and not exactly perfect like I had imagined it to be. Their relationship certainly made it seem more real for me since I know that every mom/daughter pair aren't always agreeing with each other and super perfect.
There were some parts that made me uncomfortable; the whole suicide thing is always a hard subject for me to handle, so trigger warning for anyone that has suicide as a trigger. The less said about Tyler's attitude the better... Definitely my least favorite character of the gang. Torture and mayhem happens!
Eligos is back! There's an engagement! There's torture and mayhem happens! New characters! And a cliffhanger!
I rate this book a 4/5 overall and look forward to reading the third book and chatting with Lindsay again about her characters.
Emily's Review:
Lindsay has done it again!!..This book was awesome (it had a few slow moments but the action made up for that) I cannot wait to see how this Trilogy ends..eeekk very excited!!
Torment is the sequel to Kendal’s debut novel, Bloodlines and second book in the trilogy. The characters were flushed out more in this book. We got to know them deeper than their appearances and some of it was ugly. I enjoyed how this book DIDN’T fall into the dreaded sequel curse and not live up to the quality of the first. There were a few spots that felt slow when the gang was in between battles but it might have been necessary to allow the reader to breathe freely every once and a while. I was very happy for Lily (in the love and power situation)! She is a great character and provides Keira the best shoulder to lean on and help push her in the right direction. Reading about Eligos and the populous of Hell was another place where Kendal shined. Her take on Hell provided me with a chance to reimagine all that childhood Christianity indoctrinated me into. The British-isms were stronger in this book, so occasionally my brain wandered away from Salem, MA, USA. I enjoyed the additional characters and getting to know Keira’s mom more. The last third of the book flew by and as I reached the last page (CLIFFHANGER) I actually shouted “Where’s the rest?!” I can’t wait to get my hands on the final installment, Revelations.
I rated this book 4/5 stars.
Carleny's Review:
The middle of the month Book Cove book was Torment by Lindsay Anne Kendal provided by the author. After the cliffhanger that the first book left off I was excited to read what would happen with Kiera and the rest of the crew. I was definitely not disappointed!
New female characters were introduced which was great for making the gang less guy heavy. We finally get to meet Lilith and we get to see how her relationship with Kiera is a bit rocky and not exactly perfect like I had imagined it to be. Their relationship certainly made it seem more real for me since I know that every mom/daughter pair aren't always agreeing with each other and super perfect.
There were some parts that made me uncomfortable; the whole suicide thing is always a hard subject for me to handle, so trigger warning for anyone that has suicide as a trigger. The less said about Tyler's attitude the better... Definitely my least favorite character of the gang. Torture and mayhem happens!
Eligos is back! There's an engagement! There's torture and mayhem happens! New characters! And a cliffhanger!
I rate this book a 4/5 overall and look forward to reading the third book and chatting with Lindsay again about her characters.
Emily's Review:
Lindsay has done it again!!..This book was awesome (it had a few slow moments but the action made up for that) I cannot wait to see how this Trilogy ends..eeekk very excited!!
November 23, 2011
Keira has returned to her friends, three weeks after she had died. While they are excited to have her back, none of truly questioned how it is that she is back. But Keira has changed in the time that she was away and she's afraid of what her friends will think. Keira is also struggling with her feelings for demon Eligos, who has been sent by her mother to protect her while in the human realm. But she learns that taking a leap of faith means putting herself out there for the one that you love.
Of course, the group is still trying to determine who is trying to start the demon war and keeps attacking them. It's not easy to do when even Lucifer himself can't find those responsible. So the group takes to upping their power with some demonic help and training so they can be ready when the time comes.
I enjoyed this installment in the series so much better. Maybe that's because Keira is in a much more adult relationship with Eligos. Sure she has to deal with high school "hijinks" by jealous ex-paramours, but ultimately Keira is acting much older than her 22 years and we have the delightful Eligos to thank for that.
We also get insight into Lillith and Lucifer's world in Hell and meet some more of the residents of Hell. Much more enjoyable and engaging.
As with the first book, you get sucked into the what's happening with Keira (not so much everyone else) and stand behind her everything she does: whether it be standing up to her mother, fighting with Eligos or confessing her true feelings for a certain 4000+ year old demon.
Again, I applaud the author for sucking me to the point that I quickly checking Goodreads to see when the last book in the series comes out (January? Really??). While I may not like the flow of the storyline or some of the unnecessary elements, you still can't help but look forward to the last book just to make sure Keira gets her HEA.
Of course, the group is still trying to determine who is trying to start the demon war and keeps attacking them. It's not easy to do when even Lucifer himself can't find those responsible. So the group takes to upping their power with some demonic help and training so they can be ready when the time comes.
I enjoyed this installment in the series so much better. Maybe that's because Keira is in a much more adult relationship with Eligos. Sure she has to deal with high school "hijinks" by jealous ex-paramours, but ultimately Keira is acting much older than her 22 years and we have the delightful Eligos to thank for that.
We also get insight into Lillith and Lucifer's world in Hell and meet some more of the residents of Hell. Much more enjoyable and engaging.
As with the first book, you get sucked into the what's happening with Keira (not so much everyone else) and stand behind her everything she does: whether it be standing up to her mother, fighting with Eligos or confessing her true feelings for a certain 4000+ year old demon.
Again, I applaud the author for sucking me to the point that I quickly checking Goodreads to see when the last book in the series comes out (January? Really??). While I may not like the flow of the storyline or some of the unnecessary elements, you still can't help but look forward to the last book just to make sure Keira gets her HEA.
December 26, 2011
4.5*
Kiera is back from Hell and has to explain to her earth bound friends where she’s been and what she has become. When demons try to take over the underworld, life on Earth is thrown into chaos. Kiera and her five friends, along with Eligos are the only people able to find out who the leader of the rebellion is and defeat him. Bigger and better battles take place in Torment, the second instalment of ‘Bloodlines the trilogy’.
Kiera has become stronger, she has a better understanding of her powers and how to use them and she found love in the form of Eligos, *drools*. Everything that happens in this book is ‘bigger’ the fighting is more vicious the romance is more romantic, it all feels older like everyone has grown-up some since the last book……..that could just be Kiera or it could be Eligos’ influence over the group. We are introduced to quite a few new characters, some better developed than others.
On the writing side Lindsay has definitely grown, some of the simple mistakes she made in her debut novel have not been repeated in this one though I have to say the cliff hanger at the end is ten times worse than ‘Bloodlines’ and I really really REALLY hate cliff hangers!!!! This whole series has a very unique plot with interesting characters and fans of the genre will not be disappointed with this YA demonic trilogy.
Kiera is back from Hell and has to explain to her earth bound friends where she’s been and what she has become. When demons try to take over the underworld, life on Earth is thrown into chaos. Kiera and her five friends, along with Eligos are the only people able to find out who the leader of the rebellion is and defeat him. Bigger and better battles take place in Torment, the second instalment of ‘Bloodlines the trilogy’.
Kiera has become stronger, she has a better understanding of her powers and how to use them and she found love in the form of Eligos, *drools*. Everything that happens in this book is ‘bigger’ the fighting is more vicious the romance is more romantic, it all feels older like everyone has grown-up some since the last book……..that could just be Kiera or it could be Eligos’ influence over the group. We are introduced to quite a few new characters, some better developed than others.
On the writing side Lindsay has definitely grown, some of the simple mistakes she made in her debut novel have not been repeated in this one though I have to say the cliff hanger at the end is ten times worse than ‘Bloodlines’ and I really really REALLY hate cliff hangers!!!! This whole series has a very unique plot with interesting characters and fans of the genre will not be disappointed with this YA demonic trilogy.
October 15, 2015
This was an October read for my book club, The Book Cove. Torment is the sequel to Kendal’s debut novel, Bloodlines and second book in the trilogy. The characters were flushed out more in this book. We got to know them deeper than their appearances and some of it was ugly. I enjoyed how this book DIDN’T fall into the dreaded sequel curse and not live up to the quality of the first. There were a few spots that felt slow when the gang was in between battles but it might have been necessary to allow the reader to breathe freely every once and a while. I was very happy for Lily (in the love and power situation)! She is a great character and provides Keira the best shoulder to lean on and help push her in the right direction. Reading about Eligos and the populous of Hell was another place where Kendal shined. Her take on Hell provided me with a chance to reimagine all that childhood Christianity indoctrinated me into. The British-isms were stronger in this book, so occasionally my brain wandered away from Salem, MA, USA. I enjoyed the additional characters and getting to know Keira’s mom more. The last third of the book flew by and as I reached the last page (CLIFFHANGER) I actually shouted “Where’s the rest?!” I can’t wait to get my hands on the final installment, Revelations.
January 22, 2012
Once again I apologise for the late review.
Torment...well what can I say... it really does torment you.
This story goes a lot deeper than Bloodlines did. We learn a lot more about Keira and the young mens families, and the best part, we see a whole lot more of Eligos. *swoons*
Keira and her friends are being tormented in every sense of the word by the person or thing that wants to kill them. The group are close to exhaustion and being torn apart on occasions. There are a lot more fight scenes, a very beautiful and mature love story, and some new characters are introduce. None other than Lucifer and Lilth.
The book is very original. It has really opened my mind up. It takes the things we generally class and right and wrong, good and evil.. and turns everything upside down.
I read in an interview with the author that these are her own personal beliefs. Wow. What a very interesting and unique way of looking at things.
The ending leaves you, for lack of a better word... Pissed! Miss Kendal is an evil author leaving you gagging for more.
I cannot wait for the next installment. I hope all hell lets lose.
Torment...well what can I say... it really does torment you.
This story goes a lot deeper than Bloodlines did. We learn a lot more about Keira and the young mens families, and the best part, we see a whole lot more of Eligos. *swoons*
Keira and her friends are being tormented in every sense of the word by the person or thing that wants to kill them. The group are close to exhaustion and being torn apart on occasions. There are a lot more fight scenes, a very beautiful and mature love story, and some new characters are introduce. None other than Lucifer and Lilth.
The book is very original. It has really opened my mind up. It takes the things we generally class and right and wrong, good and evil.. and turns everything upside down.
I read in an interview with the author that these are her own personal beliefs. Wow. What a very interesting and unique way of looking at things.
The ending leaves you, for lack of a better word... Pissed! Miss Kendal is an evil author leaving you gagging for more.
I cannot wait for the next installment. I hope all hell lets lose.
January 23, 2013
Against my better judgement, I read the second installment after all. If I was annoyed with the language in the first book, that was nothing compared to this one. This may just be me, but, when writing a series the language and dialogue exchanged, should be consistent throughout. I found that the characters were speaking in a completely different manner to what they did in the first book; excessively using words such as 'mate', 'bloody', 'fancy' etc. words that were not once used in the first novel. It's as though the characters all changed nationalities and became British or Australian over night.
Aside from the language, the majority of the story was quite predictable. I actually thought something interesting may have been behind Eligos' reason for initially not wanting to be with Keira, when what it was was revealed, I must admit that I actually laughed. I couldn't believe that something so insignificant could have been the reason. Not just insignificant, but came up as a topic of discussion for a number of chapters.
If someone gives me the next copy to read, I must admit I will peruse it, if only to see if the language changes yet again.
Aside from the language, the majority of the story was quite predictable. I actually thought something interesting may have been behind Eligos' reason for initially not wanting to be with Keira, when what it was was revealed, I must admit that I actually laughed. I couldn't believe that something so insignificant could have been the reason. Not just insignificant, but came up as a topic of discussion for a number of chapters.
If someone gives me the next copy to read, I must admit I will peruse it, if only to see if the language changes yet again.
November 1, 2015
For my book club's recent read, we read and discussed Torment by Linsay Anne Kendall. Torment is the second book in her Bloodlines series. I loved this series and thought Torment was an incredible sequel.
My favorite aspect of this book was that it was not like many sequels that fall flat compared to the first book. I didn't feel that it was irrelevant. In fact, this book complimented the series beautifully! I felt that Torment gave the characters more depth and had developed the characters well. Some of the characters changes surprised me!
One of my favorite parts of Torment was Lindsay's depiction of hell. Though I do not believe in Lindsay's version of hell, I liked the concept and creativity of it. Her version of hell was unique and was interesting.
The plot was captivating as well! Full of intense battles and magical elements, you will not be disappointed. However, there were a few slow parts between fights.
Finally, I must talk about the ending. Lindsay left us on a cliffhanger that has me dying to read the next book! The last part of the book went extremely fast and then just ended. I NEED ANSWERS!
Overall, I love this book and highly recommend it!
My favorite aspect of this book was that it was not like many sequels that fall flat compared to the first book. I didn't feel that it was irrelevant. In fact, this book complimented the series beautifully! I felt that Torment gave the characters more depth and had developed the characters well. Some of the characters changes surprised me!
One of my favorite parts of Torment was Lindsay's depiction of hell. Though I do not believe in Lindsay's version of hell, I liked the concept and creativity of it. Her version of hell was unique and was interesting.
The plot was captivating as well! Full of intense battles and magical elements, you will not be disappointed. However, there were a few slow parts between fights.
Finally, I must talk about the ending. Lindsay left us on a cliffhanger that has me dying to read the next book! The last part of the book went extremely fast and then just ended. I NEED ANSWERS!
Overall, I love this book and highly recommend it!
July 18, 2012
Review from busymomsbookreviews.com
Torment was even better than Bloodlines, Lindsay is a wonderful writer. The second book picks up after Keira has died and the group is trying to deal with her death. During a battle Keira comes back from hell with Eligos and an army of demons. A whole new set of drama enfolds when she comes back. Both of the boys that Keira had previously seen are jealous of Keiras relationship with Eligos. There are new characters who show up and we learn more about the history of the magic and Keira. Once again the action scenes are vivid and believable. The romance in this installment has been stepped up and we get to see a softer side of Eligos. The writing is really good, it's not repetitive nor is it boring. The world building of hell in this book is amazing. The only thing that I did not like about this book was the cliffhanger; I hate cliffhangers especially when the next book is not out yet. Other than that I really enjoyed this book and as said as I will be to see the series end I can't wait for the next book to come out.
Torment was even better than Bloodlines, Lindsay is a wonderful writer. The second book picks up after Keira has died and the group is trying to deal with her death. During a battle Keira comes back from hell with Eligos and an army of demons. A whole new set of drama enfolds when she comes back. Both of the boys that Keira had previously seen are jealous of Keiras relationship with Eligos. There are new characters who show up and we learn more about the history of the magic and Keira. Once again the action scenes are vivid and believable. The romance in this installment has been stepped up and we get to see a softer side of Eligos. The writing is really good, it's not repetitive nor is it boring. The world building of hell in this book is amazing. The only thing that I did not like about this book was the cliffhanger; I hate cliffhangers especially when the next book is not out yet. Other than that I really enjoyed this book and as said as I will be to see the series end I can't wait for the next book to come out.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 2, 2011
the writing style is very simple like the first one and the story is always so interesting. I was very curious to know what had happened to Kiera in hell, and it was the parts of the story I love the most. The feelings of the characters are predictable and frustating but we're so happy for them at the end!
I was so surprised by Tyler, I didn't think he could change like that. We don't learn a lot about the fight but we undertand little by little what they want. I think it would be epic ! I can't wait to learn more about the initiator.
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My english review
I was so surprised by Tyler, I didn't think he could change like that. We don't learn a lot about the fight but we undertand little by little what they want. I think it would be epic ! I can't wait to learn more about the initiator.
Mon avis complet
My english review
October 1, 2012
Immediately read this after reading the first in this series, Bloodines. I really enjoyed this one a little more than the first. Mostly because I think in the first book I was trying to get used to the writing style. This book had an unexpected ending (ugh, and cliffhanger!) so I am anxiously waiting for the final book in this trilogy.
This book takes me out of my comfort zone with actions from the characters that I don't necessarily agree with. (Won't specify since it would be a spoiler) It is also such a different perspective reading about characters based in Hell that don't play off as necessarily "Evil".
This book takes me out of my comfort zone with actions from the characters that I don't necessarily agree with. (Won't specify since it would be a spoiler) It is also such a different perspective reading about characters based in Hell that don't play off as necessarily "Evil".
August 15, 2013
This is a million times better than the first Torment.
Kiera comes back from hell and its more descriptive than last time.
There are new characters some are better described than others.
On the plus side she has done her usual thing..........
A cliffhanger.....and when I say a cliffhanger,I mean a cliffhanger.
Aarrrggghhhhh I hate them.....
April 7, 2013
I enjoyed this book much more than the first. Well worthy of the 5 star rating.
This is much more in depth, and leave you with a killer cliffhanger. I just hope we don't have to wait too long for the finale.
This is much more in depth, and leave you with a killer cliffhanger. I just hope we don't have to wait too long for the finale.
November 4, 2011
This book left me waiting more, I hate cliff hangers.
July 23, 2011
I've waited far too long for this, I need it now!!!
November 7, 2011
Really liked it, Worth the price.
June 6, 2012
i loved it
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
December 10, 2012
Was ok.I really enjoyed this one more.
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July 3, 2014good
August 8, 2014
sometimes the story got boring. but a lot happened its good but not to good for me.
September 26, 2015
Gripping
This book is truly fabulous, I imagined myself as Keira , with friends, ready to start the next instalment, can't wait
This book is truly fabulous, I imagined myself as Keira , with friends, ready to start the next instalment, can't wait
December 27, 2011
3.5/5 gavels review to come
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