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13:17
13:17...
It was a time that I would never forget. It was the moment that I realized I'd been betrayed by the person I cared most for. It was the moment that I saw exactly how blind I'd been. It was the moment that I DIED.
When I woke, something was terribly wrong. Left for dead, I discovered something about myself that saved my life. I discovered something that would allow me to seek revenge on the bastards that did that to me.
The only problem that stood between me and my goal was control. I had none. I was starving. The life of a demon that needs sex to survive sounds fun, but I found out exactly how difficult it was. Especially if I wanted my partner to survive it...
It was a time that I would never forget. It was the moment that I realized I'd been betrayed by the person I cared most for. It was the moment that I saw exactly how blind I'd been. It was the moment that I DIED.
When I woke, something was terribly wrong. Left for dead, I discovered something about myself that saved my life. I discovered something that would allow me to seek revenge on the bastards that did that to me.
The only problem that stood between me and my goal was control. I had none. I was starving. The life of a demon that needs sex to survive sounds fun, but I found out exactly how difficult it was. Especially if I wanted my partner to survive it...
219 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 27, 2016
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November 25, 2017
Real rating: 3.5 stars
13:17 is definitely an interesting read from start to finish. We meet Mia as she's going through a very traumatic experience, and things only get worse for her by the time it's "over". There aren't a lot of characters in the novel, which I appreciate as it feels extremely short, more like a novella than a full novel. I liked Mia, though she made a few stupid decisions I didn't like. I despised her best friend, but won't spoil anything. Her parents are the most lovely people, and I loved Andrews and Cass, though we didn't get to see much of them because of the short length.
I really enjoyed the plot line most of all. Though it didn't have any real twists or turns, it kept be interested and kept me reading.
Writing wise, with a better editor I think this would have been a 4-4.5 star read. Some of the dialogue felt unnatural and over explained, though the writing itself was decent, it could have been better, and more show instead of tell.
Bought the sequel last night as soon as I finished it! Looking forward to continuing the story!
13:17 is definitely an interesting read from start to finish. We meet Mia as she's going through a very traumatic experience, and things only get worse for her by the time it's "over". There aren't a lot of characters in the novel, which I appreciate as it feels extremely short, more like a novella than a full novel. I liked Mia, though she made a few stupid decisions I didn't like. I despised her best friend, but won't spoil anything. Her parents are the most lovely people, and I loved Andrews and Cass, though we didn't get to see much of them because of the short length.
I really enjoyed the plot line most of all. Though it didn't have any real twists or turns, it kept be interested and kept me reading.
Writing wise, with a better editor I think this would have been a 4-4.5 star read. Some of the dialogue felt unnatural and over explained, though the writing itself was decent, it could have been better, and more show instead of tell.
Bought the sequel last night as soon as I finished it! Looking forward to continuing the story!
January 8, 2017
I received a free copy of this book from the author and voluntarily chose to review. This was a great short paranormal thriller. I can't wait for the next book in the series.
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