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The Damned | Laura Thalassa

1 post | 6 read | 2 to read

Taken. Whisked away to hell. Forever bound to a monstrous god. This is seventeen-year-old Gabrielle Fiori's fate. It's everything she's ever feared, and it has all come to pass. Only ... the devil isn't the monster she remembers. At times he seems gentle and, most unnerving of all, she's drawn to him. He wants her for all eternity, and if she gives in, everything he has to offer can be hers. The only cost? The last of her soul-and her humanity. By a twist of myth, Gabrielle finds herself back on earth from dusk to dawn. Back where the living breathe, where Andre de Leon, the king of vampires and her former soulmate, await her. Yet she can't help but feel that something's wrong. She's wrong. Her blood seeds demons and her powers can move earth and air and all manner of creation. Now angels flood the skies, gods and demons are made flesh. A battle between good and evil is erupting, and if Gabrielle wants to escape hell and save the world, she'll need to end it, once and for all.

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The Damned | Laura Thalassa

so-so

Ok conclusion to a just-ok series. It dragged on a little at times, but there were some nice twists. I probably wouldn‘t have read this if I weren‘t desperate to make the most of my Kindle Unlimited subscription before it ends, and I‘m not leaning towards recommending it — romance is a bit sappy, characters a bit one-dimensional. Interesting premise with the inspiration from the myth of Hades and Persephone though. Ok as a beach-read (light).

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