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Hell on Heels
Does it matter if you're pretty and popular if you're damned for eternity?
A lifelong wallflower, and always second best to her younger sister, Ophelia Devereaux trades her soul to be the prettiest and smartest girl at Fairview High. And because Karma's a...well, you know...Ophelia finds herself standing before Lilith, ruler of Hell, much quicker than expected.
After her arrival, Ophelia learns that the Black Queen has a problem: someone in Hell is a traitor and Lilith tasks Ophelia--like she has a choice--with confirming her suspicions.
With her deadline approaching at lightning speed--and two very handsome men to distract her--Ophelia is worried she won't be able to appease the Black Queen in time...and at deadly consequences. Because as it turns out, there is such a thing as a fate worse than death...
A lifelong wallflower, and always second best to her younger sister, Ophelia Devereaux trades her soul to be the prettiest and smartest girl at Fairview High. And because Karma's a...well, you know...Ophelia finds herself standing before Lilith, ruler of Hell, much quicker than expected.
After her arrival, Ophelia learns that the Black Queen has a problem: someone in Hell is a traitor and Lilith tasks Ophelia--like she has a choice--with confirming her suspicions.
With her deadline approaching at lightning speed--and two very handsome men to distract her--Ophelia is worried she won't be able to appease the Black Queen in time...and at deadly consequences. Because as it turns out, there is such a thing as a fate worse than death...
251 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 30, 2018
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About the author
Jenny Medenwald
16 books40 followersJenny was born and raised in the Midwest and has since settled in Indianapolis. Once a Midwest girl, always a Midwest girl, she supposes. Not enough snow for her liking, but at least they experience all four seasons.
She loves: coffee, the smell of fresh cut grass, red wine, winter (mostly the snow), bonfires, summer concerts, rainy days curled up with a good book, tattoos, all animals, the ID channel (it's research!), the hubs and, of course, writing. Not necessarily in that order.
She hates: obscenely hot weather (sweating without exercise or a bathing suit is just awful), rude people (why?), and bad grammar (come on now). Also not in that order.
Thanks to a copywriting job that didn't actually provide 40 hours of work, Jenny wrote her first book not long after graduating with an English degree from Indiana University. You can only play solitaire for so long. Since that fateful day she hasn't been able to STOP coming up with ideas and as such, has several young adult novels published (mostly thriller and fantasy). And new characters are forever poking her brain requesting their story be told, so safe to assume there are always more coming...
For more information visit her website at: www.jennymedenwald.com
She loves: coffee, the smell of fresh cut grass, red wine, winter (mostly the snow), bonfires, summer concerts, rainy days curled up with a good book, tattoos, all animals, the ID channel (it's research!), the hubs and, of course, writing. Not necessarily in that order.
She hates: obscenely hot weather (sweating without exercise or a bathing suit is just awful), rude people (why?), and bad grammar (come on now). Also not in that order.
Thanks to a copywriting job that didn't actually provide 40 hours of work, Jenny wrote her first book not long after graduating with an English degree from Indiana University. You can only play solitaire for so long. Since that fateful day she hasn't been able to STOP coming up with ideas and as such, has several young adult novels published (mostly thriller and fantasy). And new characters are forever poking her brain requesting their story be told, so safe to assume there are always more coming...
For more information visit her website at: www.jennymedenwald.com
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December 16, 2018
In this book, the protagonist learns about the consequences of her decisions and has some adventures in the process. The world building is done very well and with a hint of irony. I enjoyed this book and look forward to the rest of the series!
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