A DEVILS TALE: DESCENT

Devil's Descent I: purgatory

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Ms Christian gives her forewarning that this is a dark psychotic story and she was right to do so. Sep 04, Breeze rated it really liked it Shelves: This was an interesting read. I felt like I was ease dropping on a wicked babysitter telling a not so appropriate love story.

As I stood by the door listening and realizing I've missed the first part of the tale; I couldn't stop it or walk away. A bit confused but glad I stayed for the ending. I usually detest books about vampires who are romanced, sparkly and humanized, soft Julian is not that kind of romance vamp.

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He is closer to the animal being than the human being This is narrated and yo This was an interesting read. He is closer to the animal being than the human being This is narrated and you are not allowed in the characters heads which was hard to get used to. We only got glimpses of their thoughts. I looked into Claudia D. Aug 13, Alex rated it it was ok Recommends it for: The dialogue felt redundant.

Devil’s Descent

I was excited after reading the prologue, I really thought there would be further word-building, but sadly, I was disappointed and robbed of 2 hours of my life. I did not like the book or the characters, I just liked what they could have been. Jan 13, Mahlet marked it as to-read Shelves: This author was rec'd by Kitty Thomas. The Goodreads warning totally sold me: This is a dark, unconventional love story meant for readers who prefer morally ambiguous tales.

Jan 20, Estela rated it liked it Shelves: I've mixed feelings about this one. I liked it but the story seemed to lack substance sometimes I didn't feel a connection with the characters. On that note, it was interesting to watch their stormy relationship coming undone.

Although I enjoyed the book, I'll not be reading the second in the series.

Mar 02, Carmen rated it liked it. This was quite a dysfunctional novel I got the impression that there was quite a bit of back history to this novel It also had quite a dark feel to it as well. Jasmine rated it it was amazing Sep 02, Alli rated it liked it May 16, Rhea Claire Viloria rated it it was ok May 05, Negin rated it liked it Jul 11, Julia Oud rated it liked it Dec 03, Joyce rated it it was ok Jul 21, Aidan rated it it was ok Mar 23, Beverly rated it liked it Sep 21, Lava rated it it was amazing Oct 22, Jen Jen rated it really liked it May 22, Jennifer Bentzel rated it really liked it Sep 28, Poonam rated it liked it Mar 24, Anne Marie Heller Cox rated it really liked it Aug 31, Gardenia Wells rated it liked it Sep 04, Garvan rated it liked it May 13, Jacks rated it it was ok Sep 06, Vee rated it liked it Jun 24, Marquelle rated it liked it Dec 05, Amy rated it liked it Nov 25, There are no discussion topics on this book yet.

I am a writer who craves to create literary experiences that makes you question your beliefs. Fanfare Ciocarlia are the world's greatest Balkan brass band.

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When a band is at the top, the undisputed heavyweight champion, they have two options: Fanfare Ciocarlia are hungry men and, having seen too many Balkan brass bands descend into the farce of playing-standards-too-fast or allowing tone deaf DJs to exploit them as decoration over a lame electronic beat, they chose to broaden Balkan brass's vocabulary. Meeting Adrian Raso gave Fanfare the perfect musical foil. Across several chilly Toronto days the Romanians and the Canadian came together.

Raso called in several heavy friends to contribute to sessions. This album - reaching down to New Orleans, across the Atlantic to Paris, deep into the Balkans and back through decaying Detroit to Toronto's grandeur - is the result. What wild beauty these men created!

Raso's guitar sets off on a fluid journey, caressing and cajoling the horns who tell tales of a music that has ancestors in Africa and India, one shaped in old Europe and young America. Perhaps no one involved guessed such wild beauty would result from these sessions. The story is fun and exciting, and I like to see an Urban Fantasy that isn't all Dresdened up. I have to admit that I sort of took umbrage with the whole demonic side thing, until I remembered that Richard Kadrey did the whole split personality thing with his Sandman Slim character of Stark.

So, it fit in that sense. Cain made an interesting character for Cross to face off against, and the addition of some archdemons, angels, vampires, and witches fed into the frenzy of fun. Again, Jackson does an admirable job narrating the tale. I like his style, and his spin on things.

He really grasps Luther's sensibilities and has no problem smacking you in the face with the story when he needs to do so. I've only heard him twice now, but I am impressed with his class and skill at the mike. I would like to see some better covers in the future, perhaps something that shows Luther in his entirety doing some magic would be nice, and I would love to see an audible collection of those short stories too!!! Even though I did receive a promo code for this review it in no way influenced my considerations of the material, and in fact, inspired me to be more honest.

In fact, getting a code generally makes me harsher as a reviewer as I am more often concerned what someone like Me will decide based on my review.

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