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| ISBN: | 1937085732 (ISBN13: 9781937085735) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Bloodlines #2 |
| Characters: | Lilith, Keira Jameson, Lily Tierney, Eligos, Lucian Turner, Tyler Rickman, Danny Goodwin, Jake Culver, Marley Roberts, Beth Roberts |
Lindsay Anne Kendal
Paperback | Pages: 308 pages Rating: 3.96 | 333 Users | 32 Reviews
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| Title | : | Torment (Bloodlines #2) |
| Author | : | Lindsay Anne Kendal |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 308 pages |
| Published | : | November 1st 2011 by World Castle Publishing (first published October 31st 2011) |
| Categories | : | Paranormal. Vampires. Fantasy. Horror. Young Adult |
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Keira has been through Hell, literally..... But now she’s back, and stronger than ever!In this second gripping instalment of the Bloodlines trilogy Keira and her friends – Lily, Lucian, Tyler, Jake and Danny – continue to try and understand their elemental powers, and protect themselves from their enemies, whose ultimate goal is to destroy them.
This time, the stakes are higher – what seems to be a demon rebellion has broken out in hell and the Earth is plunged into chaos. Their problem is, no one – not even Lucifer himself – knows who the rebel leader is. It seems only Keira, her frightened but determined friends, and a new ally – a demon named Eligos - can find out who this person or thing is, why they are suddenly causing so much bloodshed, pain and upset for everyone, and destroy them.
Bloody awesome battles, amazing feats of magic, and a stronger-than-death passion, make for an intoxicating, unforgettable read in this powerfully imagined fantasy...
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Ratings: 3.96 From 333 Users | 32 ReviewsNotice Epithetical Books Torment (Bloodlines #2)
After the end of Bloodlines, I had so many questions when starting this book. It is a little darker, a little more violent, and much more romantic. When Keira comes back from Hell things become very complicated. Especially when she doesn't come back alone.Eligos, a character met only briefly in the first novel, comes to the forefront in this one, which causes all kinds of jealousy in the young man who has fallen in love with Keira. (And no, I am not telling you which young man that is. ThatThis was an October read for my book club, The Book Cove. Torment is the sequel to Kendals debut novel, Bloodlines and second book in the trilogy. The characters were flushed out more in this book. We got to know them deeper than their appearances and some of it was ugly. I enjoyed how this book DIDNT fall into the dreaded sequel curse and not live up to the quality of the first. There were a few spots that felt slow when the gang was in between battles but it might have been necessary to allow
This is a million times better than the first Torment.Kiera comes back from hell and its more descriptive than last time.There are new characters some are better described than others.On the plus side she has done her usual thing..........A cliffhanger.....and when I say a cliffhanger,I mean a cliffhanger.Aarrrggghhhhh I hate them.....
4.5 starsThis is book two in this series. To see my review of the first book Bloodlines click HERE. Torment picks up right where Bloodline left off and you are pulled right back into Keira's crazy world. I think I enjoyed this book even more than the first. The excitement is in full swing as we already know the characters. I don't have too much to say about this book. The author has created such an amazing world that will really have you question you perception of heaven, hell, angels and
Angela's Review:Torment is the sequel to Kendals debut novel, Bloodlines and second book in the trilogy. The characters were flushed out more in this book. We got to know them deeper than their appearances and some of it was ugly. I enjoyed how this book DIDNT fall into the dreaded sequel curse and not live up to the quality of the first. There were a few spots that felt slow when the gang was in between battles but it might have been necessary to allow the reader to breathe freely every once
3.5/5 gavels review to come
Against my better judgement, I read the second installment after all. If I was annoyed with the language in the first book, that was nothing compared to this one. This may just be me, but, when writing a series the language and dialogue exchanged, should be consistent throughout. I found that the characters were speaking in a completely different manner to what they did in the first book; excessively using words such as 'mate', 'bloody', 'fancy' etc. words that were not once used in the first
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