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Only Barely Dead

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The world’s brightest vampire controls their darkest fear.

Finn became one of the undead long ago and just recently accepted the change in his fate. But the demon his once-soul mate thought she destroyed now controls him, making him feel again. Only one person stands in the way of ending the demon’s existence forever, but is Finn willing to give up his only chance at being normal once more?

The greatest battle of dark vs. dark threatens his happy ending and his life. The vampire in love is left with one chance to make everything right, and he’ll have to sacrifice everything to do it.

233 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 27, 2016

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Konstanz Silverbow

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Konstanz Silverbow is a creator of jewelry, player of violins, and student of medieval weaponry. She discovered a love for writing by accident and it became her passion. Her nights are now filled with getting words on the page and keeping her pet dragons tamed.

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1,891 reviews59 followers
December 14, 2016
Better than the first

Konstanz Silverbow has done it again. Book 2 is better than the first one in this series and you can't help but feel for the characters as the storyline goes along. Can't wait to see where it goes now
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85 reviews8 followers
March 13, 2017
I am once again blown away by Konstanz's work! Amazing , and once again completely magical ! I really loved it , and getting to know all of our characters again! I'm looking forward to more !
429 reviews1 follower
January 10, 2017
I received a copy of Only Barely Dead by Konstanz Silverbow in exchange for an honest review.
Note: this review contains spoilers!
Finn is a tortured soul. He used to be a normal child of the eclipse fighting demons and evil then he was attacked and bitten by a vampire. His dreams of attending the special school for more training are gone. He can no longer be in the light. He can no longer have Christine, the girl he has loved forever. But at least he's a good vampire: he doesn't attack people and drink their blood. He gets his blood from a special blood bank. But he doesn't need that any more either. Because the demon that had been in Christine, had been hurting Christine most of her life, the demon everyone thought Christine killed when she drove it from her body, is now in Finn.
And rather than tell everyone right away what had happened, Finn kept the news to himself. Now he is too ashamed, too embarrassed to tell anyone. So now it's not just sunlight that he avoids, but the goodness, the light in people too. Being to close to his new soulmate Claire causes him physical pain and then the demon Miser gets angry at the light, an anger that Finn cannot control.
The reader can feel Finn's pain, his inner turmoil about what he should be doing. The part of him that isn't controlled by Miser wants to be with Claire, wants to do good. Finally, after unintentionally physically hurting Claire, Finn goes to Christine for help. She'll help, but with conditions. He must tell Claire everything, and then he must tell everyone who is going to help him everything.
Well, not everybody. The witches aren't told, but the unicorn Lazarus is. This is a fascinating story. The witches are so unique and well developed and everyone has such a complete backstory you feel as if you've been reading about them forever.
I've given you a taste of the first part of the story, but you'll have to read it yourself to find out what happens. Does Finn have to die to get rid of the demon? Will the demon die? Will any of the others?
Get ready for a wild ride!
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39 reviews4 followers
January 6, 2017
I like to call this one Finns story...you learn alot more about him and I definitely grow to like him more in this book and I liked him alot in the first. I'm glad to see Christina grow some in this book along with Finn...this one is better than the first and left me curious enough with the clues and the way it ended to want to read the next one that's coming.
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