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Afterlife #3
Waiting in the Wings
She’s got nothing left to lose; he has everything to gain.In the final installment of the groundbreaking Afterlife Series, Xavia Donovan has vowed to do whatever it takes to get out of the realm of the dead. She didn’t expect “whatever it takes” to mean counseling Osiris Cavanaugh, the baddest bad boy to cross her path—in life or death. But now that they’ve come together, will their futures tear them apart?
- GenresParanormal
284 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 30, 2015
About the author
Gina Ardito
48 books441 followersGina Ardito is the award-winning author of more than twenty romances in contemporary, historical, and paranormal sub-genres. In 2012, she launched her freelance editing business, Excellence in Editing, and now has a stable of award-winning clients, as well.
She’s hosted workshops around the world for writing conferences, author organization chapter meetings, and library events. To her everlasting shame, despite all her accomplishments, she’ll never be more famous than her dog, who starred in commercials for 2015’s Puppy Bowl.
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She’s hosted workshops around the world for writing conferences, author organization chapter meetings, and library events. To her everlasting shame, despite all her accomplishments, she’ll never be more famous than her dog, who starred in commercials for 2015’s Puppy Bowl.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GinaArditoAu...
IG: https://www.instagram.com/ginaardito/
Newsletter: https://landing.mailerlite.com/webfor...
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May 2, 2015
Waiting in the wings (The Afterlife Series #3) by Gina Ardito
4 Stars
What I really like about The Afterlife series is the way it challenges my imagination. Never before have I pictured life after death in this way, but since reading book one Eternally it is now the only view I have of the spirit world.
In this instalment we meet Osiris, who after living many lives, yet not learning what he must, he finally decided to end his own life which landed him as a long time employee of the Afterlife’s Children’s Services. It is his job to watch over anyone under the age of twenty-one who is terminally ill, and guide them to the other side. A sad and often difficult position, Osiris is desperate to learn his lessons and move on, the problem being he feels the goal posts are often moved and he struggles to understand what the Elders want of him. Xavia is the councillor assigned to help Osiris become a better soul, her reward is to leave the realm of the dead and move on herself, so the task for both is just as important. Things begin to change when Osiris is given a new ward, Alex, who he is able to spend more time with before she dies, and share some touching conversations with. Osiris becomes fond of the little girl and her young wisdom often leaves him dumbfounded.
I love Gina Ardito’s work, her writing is fluid and her story telling is so natural I forget I am reading so am pulled effortlessly into the world she has created. I highly recommend all of her books to every reader!
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4 Stars
What I really like about The Afterlife series is the way it challenges my imagination. Never before have I pictured life after death in this way, but since reading book one Eternally it is now the only view I have of the spirit world.
In this instalment we meet Osiris, who after living many lives, yet not learning what he must, he finally decided to end his own life which landed him as a long time employee of the Afterlife’s Children’s Services. It is his job to watch over anyone under the age of twenty-one who is terminally ill, and guide them to the other side. A sad and often difficult position, Osiris is desperate to learn his lessons and move on, the problem being he feels the goal posts are often moved and he struggles to understand what the Elders want of him. Xavia is the councillor assigned to help Osiris become a better soul, her reward is to leave the realm of the dead and move on herself, so the task for both is just as important. Things begin to change when Osiris is given a new ward, Alex, who he is able to spend more time with before she dies, and share some touching conversations with. Osiris becomes fond of the little girl and her young wisdom often leaves him dumbfounded.
I love Gina Ardito’s work, her writing is fluid and her story telling is so natural I forget I am reading so am pulled effortlessly into the world she has created. I highly recommend all of her books to every reader!
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June 6, 2015
“Waiting in the Wings” is an engaging read.
Read full review in the 2015 July/August issue of InD'tale Magazine.
Read full review in the 2015 July/August issue of InD'tale Magazine.
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