True Blue

Blue #6

by Josephine Dillon

The culminating journey of two brothers ends in this final novel in the Blue Series. The struggle of good versus evil takes on many forms. David copes with decisions of love and loyalty while plagued by the corrupt darkness of Nine. In a parallel hero's journey, Dillon embraces the struggle and recognizes the power within himself to rise from a human's existence to the angel he was meant to be all along.

18+ For mature readers only. Contains profanity, homosexual situations, violence and adult themes.

Genres: Fantasy, M M Romance, Romance, LGBT

ebook

First published October 20, 2013

About the author

The story for The Blue Series was first created in my head as a teenager growing up in Oceanside, California during the mid-eighties.

After graduating from SDSU as a registered nurse, I married, had two children, and raised a family after relocating to Boise, Idaho where I currently reside.

After so many years had passed, one day I decided to write a single page of the story. It then turned into a novel. Not realizing the story was so big, I wrote a second Volume. Forced to split Volume 2 into two parts due to its size, I continued to write Volumes 3 and 4 during the years 2006 through 2009, but the story still wasn't finished. After taking a break, I wrote Volumes 5 through 8 in the last two years, completing the series in late 2014.

Reviews

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[Patdbooks · Rating 3 out of 5]

I have struggled through this book. I have rated lower that the others as I felt the twists where too extreme. I honestly don't know what to think. The abuse of the characters in the book was I think a bit over the top, the ending of Joel I was very disappointed in. Confused as to where the characters are going. David treatment in particular is sinister. I KNOW it is just a book but sometimes readers need to hold on to hope and am not sure we got any, though David sacrifice is interesting. It s always hard to know if the bad guys ( azmadeus and Gabriel) are really that bad or are they the ultimate pawns, even more than David and Dillon.
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[Kiara · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was all for this book but I was a little disappointed when I found out that it was going to be the last one. I hate how submissive David had become. I loved his rebellious attitude and so I was upset that that was the way he was going out and I hated the fact that Azmodeous[I probably spelled that all types of wrong] got his way, I felt a little bad for him when he actually expressed how hurt he was by David and the fact that Azmodeous won't be so quick to love again, it was sad.
Dillon,Dillon, Dillon.WOW. Dillon's becoming bad for an angle he's starting to sound a lot like his brother and...I like it!

[Sue · Rating 2 out of 5]

As much as I enjoyed the other books in this series, I was extremely disappointed with this one. I felt that much of the story was superfluous and at times offensive. While much of it takes place in Hell, I found that the violent, demoralizing, humiliating sexual situations were just uncalled for. After just a couple of chapters found myself skimming through wanting to get to what I hoped was a miraculous wrap up...again disappointing...

[Ashley Addington fka Briscoe · Rating 5 out of 5]

what...why...I'm not sure I like the ending I feel like I don't have any closure at to what happens, A. to the main characters I feel like the book was left with a cliff hanger for all characters left in the book.