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Being Inhuman

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Centuries ago, a ferocious demon was trapped in a castle cornerstone. The demon has been released.

Jake Miller has never been able to get his life together. He can't even live up to his family's low expectations. But he's sure a chance encounter with a reclusive and wealthy heiress, Cassie Sinclair, will change all that. Haunting dreams have convinced him they are meant to be together.

But once he's in Cassie's world, he learns nothing is as it seems. Something evil lives in that mansion and soon he realizes Cassie, and all those around her, are in mortal danger, including himself. Old secrets haunt the Sinclair family. Secrets that involve his own family history. As his true purpose in life is revealed, Jake must find the strength to face up to his destiny if he hopes to capture a ravenous evil rapidly consuming all those in its path.

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First published June 24, 2012

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June 18, 2013
Possessed girl= spoiled brat. "Unposessed girl= spoiled brat. Lead man= creepy stalker pedophile.... I couldn't muster an ounce of feeling for any of the characters. Reading chapter after chapter from the POV of a 27 year old (with a liking for young girls) as he stalks then marries the snottiest just-turned-18 year old rich "freak" was hard. His POV left me needing several showers! ew! Then there's Cassie. She made zero sense. She made a pathetic demon and a miserable human. Odd.... this book was odd and not in a great way. I kept waiting for it to go from "sick creepy" to "spooky creepy" and when that started to happen, every character began acting unlike themselves, as if the author was reassigning roles mid-book. How about writing the lead guy as a teenager? Then readers won't need to shower after being in his head and his stupidity can be chalked up to hormones? Or make the lead girl more "multiple personality disorder" instead of bat crap crazy? Let her have lucid moments so the reader can feel something other than the urge to slap her silly!
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