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Stella
Twenty two years.
Eight thousand and thirty days.
A lifetime.
I am a poison sifting through your veins. The voice in your head amplifying your doubts. The dread you feel while you look over your shoulder. I’ll stand on your chest and keep you down, push your head under water given half the chance. Plunge a knife in your chest and watch you bleed out. Burn your house and inhale the ashes.
With a smile, and a heart that bleeds lead.
I am a victim revelling in revenge.
A jilted wife. A childless mother.
Bang!
I’m coming for you all…
The nail biting conclusion to the story of the ice queen, Stella. If you’ve loved to hate her up until now…nothing’s going to change. There’s no redeeming the irredeemable. You need to read Calling Time (Book #1) before embarking on Stella’s journey, and to understand who she is. Please be aware, this book contains mature and upsetting themes and you must be 18+ to read.
Eight thousand and thirty days.
A lifetime.
I am a poison sifting through your veins. The voice in your head amplifying your doubts. The dread you feel while you look over your shoulder. I’ll stand on your chest and keep you down, push your head under water given half the chance. Plunge a knife in your chest and watch you bleed out. Burn your house and inhale the ashes.
With a smile, and a heart that bleeds lead.
I am a victim revelling in revenge.
A jilted wife. A childless mother.
Bang!
I’m coming for you all…
The nail biting conclusion to the story of the ice queen, Stella. If you’ve loved to hate her up until now…nothing’s going to change. There’s no redeeming the irredeemable. You need to read Calling Time (Book #1) before embarking on Stella’s journey, and to understand who she is. Please be aware, this book contains mature and upsetting themes and you must be 18+ to read.
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First published June 30, 2018
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About the author
K.A. Sands
23 books73 followersKlaire is a multi genre author who has a passion for reading and more often than not, can be found with her nose stuck in a book. She loves angsty, dark reads but is not averse to the fun, light hearted side either. Typically, a romance reader, of most genres/sub genres, her passion for literature and written words goes back to her childhood when she always dreamed of writing and telling the world her stories.
Not quite a stay at home mum, Klaire has a busy life which she shares with her husband of twenty-five years and her little monkey boy. Her adult children have flown the coop already, but still manage to come home for ‘mama’s lasagne.’ EOL Nurse and business owner are her daytime realities.
Avid eater of mayonnaise and chips, anti-get fitter, lover of cheesy music and a fierce advocate of things close to her heart. She has a bucket list as long as her arm, which includes sky diving and visiting Cambodia. And wants to travel the world.
Great believer in second chances, insta-love (because her love is a product of that), fairy tales and monsters… Klaire just wants to write all the words for you.
Not quite a stay at home mum, Klaire has a busy life which she shares with her husband of twenty-five years and her little monkey boy. Her adult children have flown the coop already, but still manage to come home for ‘mama’s lasagne.’ EOL Nurse and business owner are her daytime realities.
Avid eater of mayonnaise and chips, anti-get fitter, lover of cheesy music and a fierce advocate of things close to her heart. She has a bucket list as long as her arm, which includes sky diving and visiting Cambodia. And wants to travel the world.
Great believer in second chances, insta-love (because her love is a product of that), fairy tales and monsters… Klaire just wants to write all the words for you.
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July 25, 2018
Stella was an interesting book to read.
Leaving me completely unsure how to feel. On the one hand Stella is an absolutely evil and vile woman, but on the other whilst reading this book you discover that she has cracks in her fascade and that is very much more broken then we could ever give her credit for.
All the way through the previous books I had formed an opinion of Stella and the way she behaved. But having read Stella, I dare to say I was even somewhat sympathetic to her plight. I get why she was so angry, I just hate how she acted because of the issues.
Stella is told in multiple point of views, making it a book with multiple elements and moving parts.
The story is fast paced and completely unpredictable. The Stenhouse brothers won a place in my heart, and I hope Ms Sands gives them both their own stories at some point in the not to istant future.
With Stella being the starring role in this edition, of course Ayden and Shaun are involved. I can't express how much these boys mean to me. I loved them in previous installments, and they wrecked me in Changing Tides. Now I just wanna tuck them in my pocket and keep them both safe. Where they go Sophie goes and she was very much a part of the events but was still detached from them.
According to whispers, etc, sophie will be getting her own book next; Changing Trick. That title alone has fear running through my veins.
Finally, the epilogue. A much needed end to a dark and tumultuous series of events and catastrophies. It was needed, and I relished it.
The Razedr series has something for everyone, I cannot express enough how much this series effects me continually. At this point it's in my blood stream and I'm completely addicted. FYI: I do not need an intervention, just more books.
Well done Ms Sands, and thank you so very much
Leaving me completely unsure how to feel. On the one hand Stella is an absolutely evil and vile woman, but on the other whilst reading this book you discover that she has cracks in her fascade and that is very much more broken then we could ever give her credit for.
All the way through the previous books I had formed an opinion of Stella and the way she behaved. But having read Stella, I dare to say I was even somewhat sympathetic to her plight. I get why she was so angry, I just hate how she acted because of the issues.
Stella is told in multiple point of views, making it a book with multiple elements and moving parts.
The story is fast paced and completely unpredictable. The Stenhouse brothers won a place in my heart, and I hope Ms Sands gives them both their own stories at some point in the not to istant future.
With Stella being the starring role in this edition, of course Ayden and Shaun are involved. I can't express how much these boys mean to me. I loved them in previous installments, and they wrecked me in Changing Tides. Now I just wanna tuck them in my pocket and keep them both safe. Where they go Sophie goes and she was very much a part of the events but was still detached from them.
According to whispers, etc, sophie will be getting her own book next; Changing Trick. That title alone has fear running through my veins.
Finally, the epilogue. A much needed end to a dark and tumultuous series of events and catastrophies. It was needed, and I relished it.
The Razedr series has something for everyone, I cannot express enough how much this series effects me continually. At this point it's in my blood stream and I'm completely addicted. FYI: I do not need an intervention, just more books.
Well done Ms Sands, and thank you so very much
July 19, 2018
This series just keeps getting better and better! This is Stella's story, the woman you just loathe and despise, she is one nasty piece of work. KA Sands writes so well that you just get right into the characters heads. I couldn't put this book down, so much was going on I just had to know what happened next and how it ended.
Stella is cruel, vindictive and out for revenge and in this story that is what she is definitely doing, getting her revenge! The story is told from several points of view, but this doesn't make it confusing, it adds to the tension and drama. It gives you a real insight into why Stella is the way she is, and yes I still loathe her, but you know now why she is the way she is.
This is one gripping story, you need to have read Calling Time before this, but the whole series is so good and so well written that once you start you will be hooked! Highly recommended!
Stella is cruel, vindictive and out for revenge and in this story that is what she is definitely doing, getting her revenge! The story is told from several points of view, but this doesn't make it confusing, it adds to the tension and drama. It gives you a real insight into why Stella is the way she is, and yes I still loathe her, but you know now why she is the way she is.
This is one gripping story, you need to have read Calling Time before this, but the whole series is so good and so well written that once you start you will be hooked! Highly recommended!
July 25, 2018
kfforever
4.5 Stars ~ Reviewed by Anna Green on behalf of KindleFriendsForever
Finally, we get to know Stella’s story. For those of you who haven’t read The Razer Series yet, it’s best to start on the first book, Calling Time; that way you don’t get lost in this tale. When I heard that the author was going to write a book about Stella, I sort of dreaded it because Stella is probably one of the most screwed up female antagonists I have read in a book in a long time.
This book picks up right after Stella and Lucca’s son, Ayden, was recovering from the horrific mess that resulted in the death of his best friend. There is a new character that was introduced in this book, Tony, a private investigator hired by Lucca to keep an eye on Stella. The impending marriage of Lucca and Laura draws Stella back into their lives and stirs up trouble. The witch with a capital B soon starts brewing strife in her cauldron of evil!
I must admit this author’s writing style is what I liked the most. This book is narrated from different points of view, mostly by Stella and the rest by the other significant characters involved in the series. Fast-paced and full of suspense, one can hardly keep up with the roller coaster of emotions this book draws out from the reader. I thought I’d be more sympathetic to Stella if I learned her history, but sadly I just wasn’t being honest. Some authors would have created a backstory for Stella that might elicit a lot of sympathy from the readers which would be predictable, but I am glad to find out that it’s not in this case. Stella is what she is. Her background is no excuse for the life-changing decisions she made, she is just plain evil in my opinion. Maybe there was a point or two where I felt a little sorry for her, but only a teeny-weeny bit. Stella is that woman everybody loves to hate and this book doesn’t disappoint, you’ll love it!
4.5 Stars ~ Reviewed by Anna Green on behalf of KindleFriendsForever
Finally, we get to know Stella’s story. For those of you who haven’t read The Razer Series yet, it’s best to start on the first book, Calling Time; that way you don’t get lost in this tale. When I heard that the author was going to write a book about Stella, I sort of dreaded it because Stella is probably one of the most screwed up female antagonists I have read in a book in a long time.
This book picks up right after Stella and Lucca’s son, Ayden, was recovering from the horrific mess that resulted in the death of his best friend. There is a new character that was introduced in this book, Tony, a private investigator hired by Lucca to keep an eye on Stella. The impending marriage of Lucca and Laura draws Stella back into their lives and stirs up trouble. The witch with a capital B soon starts brewing strife in her cauldron of evil!
I must admit this author’s writing style is what I liked the most. This book is narrated from different points of view, mostly by Stella and the rest by the other significant characters involved in the series. Fast-paced and full of suspense, one can hardly keep up with the roller coaster of emotions this book draws out from the reader. I thought I’d be more sympathetic to Stella if I learned her history, but sadly I just wasn’t being honest. Some authors would have created a backstory for Stella that might elicit a lot of sympathy from the readers which would be predictable, but I am glad to find out that it’s not in this case. Stella is what she is. Her background is no excuse for the life-changing decisions she made, she is just plain evil in my opinion. Maybe there was a point or two where I felt a little sorry for her, but only a teeny-weeny bit. Stella is that woman everybody loves to hate and this book doesn’t disappoint, you’ll love it!
July 26, 2018
4.5 Stars ~ Reviewed on behalf of KindleFriendsForever
Finally, we get to know Stella’s story. For those of you who haven’t read The Razer Series yet, it’s best to start on the first book, Calling Time; that way you don’t get lost in this tale. When I heard that the author was going to write a book about Stella, I sort of dreaded it because Stella is probably one of the most screwed up female antagonists I have read in a book in a long time.
This book picks up right after Stella and Lucca’s son, Ayden, was recovering from the horrific mess that resulted in the death of his best friend. There is a new character that was introduced in this book, Tony, a private investigator hired by Lucca to keep an eye on Stella. The impending marriage of Lucca and Laura draws Stella back into their lives and stirs up trouble. The witch with a capital B soon starts brewing strife in her cauldron of evil!
I must admit this author’s writing style is what I liked the most. This book is narrated from different points of view, mostly by Stella and the rest by the other significant characters involved in the series. Fast-paced and full of suspense, one can hardly keep up with the roller coaster of emotions this book draws out from the reader. I thought I’d be more sympathetic to Stella if I learned her history, but sadly I just wasn’t being honest. Some authors would have created a backstory for Stella that might elicit a lot of sympathy from the readers which would be predictable, but I am glad to find out that it’s not in this case. Stella is what she is. Her background is no excuse for the life-changing decisions she made, she is just plain evil in my opinion. Maybe there was a point or two where I felt a little sorry for her, but only a teeny-weeny bit. Stella is that woman everybody loves to hate and this book doesn’t disappoint, you’ll love it!
Finally, we get to know Stella’s story. For those of you who haven’t read The Razer Series yet, it’s best to start on the first book, Calling Time; that way you don’t get lost in this tale. When I heard that the author was going to write a book about Stella, I sort of dreaded it because Stella is probably one of the most screwed up female antagonists I have read in a book in a long time.
This book picks up right after Stella and Lucca’s son, Ayden, was recovering from the horrific mess that resulted in the death of his best friend. There is a new character that was introduced in this book, Tony, a private investigator hired by Lucca to keep an eye on Stella. The impending marriage of Lucca and Laura draws Stella back into their lives and stirs up trouble. The witch with a capital B soon starts brewing strife in her cauldron of evil!
I must admit this author’s writing style is what I liked the most. This book is narrated from different points of view, mostly by Stella and the rest by the other significant characters involved in the series. Fast-paced and full of suspense, one can hardly keep up with the roller coaster of emotions this book draws out from the reader. I thought I’d be more sympathetic to Stella if I learned her history, but sadly I just wasn’t being honest. Some authors would have created a backstory for Stella that might elicit a lot of sympathy from the readers which would be predictable, but I am glad to find out that it’s not in this case. Stella is what she is. Her background is no excuse for the life-changing decisions she made, she is just plain evil in my opinion. Maybe there was a point or two where I felt a little sorry for her, but only a teeny-weeny bit. Stella is that woman everybody loves to hate and this book doesn’t disappoint, you’ll love it!
May 29, 2019
Good!
Well, just where do I start? If you've read this series you'll know that Stella is a horrible person. I could say a lot worse about her. I dreaded reading her story, because I thought I might end up feeling sorry for her, but I don't. From what I can gather she was just a horrible person full stop. Her mental health was clearly an issue because of the death of her mother, but I couldn't even give her that excuse. She wasn't meant to be redeemed. And, I actually felt like she got what she deserved. I'm glad I read this book now, because it wrapped up this whole cat and mouse act between Lucca, Ryder, and the whole family. Finally, these guys might get a break to move on with their lives...or will they?
Well, just where do I start? If you've read this series you'll know that Stella is a horrible person. I could say a lot worse about her. I dreaded reading her story, because I thought I might end up feeling sorry for her, but I don't. From what I can gather she was just a horrible person full stop. Her mental health was clearly an issue because of the death of her mother, but I couldn't even give her that excuse. She wasn't meant to be redeemed. And, I actually felt like she got what she deserved. I'm glad I read this book now, because it wrapped up this whole cat and mouse act between Lucca, Ryder, and the whole family. Finally, these guys might get a break to move on with their lives...or will they?
September 16, 2018
Having met Stella in the previous books in the series, I was really looking forward to reading her story. She is pure evil and the author did not disappoint in how she portrayed her in this book.
I knew it would be a gripping story, I knew that I wouldn't like Stella's actions. There was a point where for a split second I actually felt sorry for her which surprised me. This is another great read in The Razor series. I can't wait to read what happens next and how the characters move forward with their lives.
I knew it would be a gripping story, I knew that I wouldn't like Stella's actions. There was a point where for a split second I actually felt sorry for her which surprised me. This is another great read in The Razor series. I can't wait to read what happens next and how the characters move forward with their lives.
January 5, 2019
I'm just loving this series the more the books i read.I feel like i am in the world that K.A. Sands has dragged me into in a good way.I feel like this family is a part of me, this is how her story building world has just dragged me in.The twists and turns to this story had me on the edge through out, never knowing how this was going to pan out,that for me is what i love to read,where nothing is as you think.You get to here from all the characters that have been in the last four books,which for me i loved.Can't wait for the next instalment as i have loved every single book from this series.
August 5, 2018
Amazing read
After reading about Stella and her very bad behavior to her husband and son you couldn't help wanting to know why she was as bad then we got her story. You kinda hate her even more but could understand why she did what she did to those she loved. To get a full view and understanding of Stella's story this is a must read within the series.
I am looking forward to whats coming next in the Razer Series.
After reading about Stella and her very bad behavior to her husband and son you couldn't help wanting to know why she was as bad then we got her story. You kinda hate her even more but could understand why she did what she did to those she loved. To get a full view and understanding of Stella's story this is a must read within the series.
I am looking forward to whats coming next in the Razer Series.
August 5, 2018
After reading about Stella and her very bad behavior to her husband and son you couldn't help wanting to know why she was as bad then we got her story. You kinda hate her even more but could understand why she did what she did to those she loved. To get a full view and understanding of Stella's story this is a must read within the series.
I am looking forward to whats coming next in the Razer Series.
I am looking forward to whats coming next in the Razer Series.
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