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The Sheol (The Wanderer Trilogy #1)

By Mia Hoddell
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(4.50 based on 2 reviews)

Published: Aug. 17, 2012
Words: 36,691 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476086071


Short description

Being a trained killer, Kala can handle most things the world throws at her. However, when she murders her fiance, Kala's life is thrown into chaos. Forced to leave everything behind, she runs from city to city, in fear of her psychotic boss who is seeking her death. If that wasn't enough, she also has to cope with the re-appearance of her dead fiance who is struggling to keep a hold on his sanity

Extended description

The Sheol - the first book in The Wanderer Trilogy.

Being a trained killer, Kala can handle most things the world throws at her. However, when she murders her fiance, Kala's life is thrown into chaos. Forced to leave everything behind, she runs from city to city, in fear of her psychotic boss who is seeking her death. If that wasn't enough, she also has to cope with the re-appearance of her dead fiance who is struggling to keep a hold on his sanity as he strives for revenge.

Tags

romance, urban fantasy, paranormal romance, fantasy, paranormal, young adult, supernatural, dark

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Review by: May on Oct. 29, 2012 : star star star star
I put this book off a week because I was home alone with a baby and the last thing I wanted was to get freaked out. (Or more freaked out. Ahem.)

Turns out The Sheol was not as scary as I was afraid it might be.

I enjoyed the book, and it was very well written and original.
But I didn't connect with it the way I thought I might.
A lot of that I think comes from feeling like I never really got to know the characters.

We have a vague story of how Karla became part of the company or at least what she has been told how she became the person she is.

We know she desires to live a "normal" life.
We know what she looks like, who she loved, her choice of weapons and we know she's not ready to die.

But that's about all we know.
It's not until the end of the book do we really start getting any real answers.

I found myself wondering about her. She was supposed to be one of the top in the company, and good at what she does.
Strong, focused etc.
Yet she seemed to crumble so easily, almost too easily.
It made it hard to see her as someone more than the broken person she was at the end.

Then we have Chris. He's the fiancée that was killed.
He comes back from the dead apparently struggling to hold on to his sanity.

However he seemed to have it together, (I can't really say the same about Karla) other than trying to figure out what he was and why.

I loved the whole idea of the Wanderers. I found myself looking forward to finding out more about them as the story went along.
Definitely my favourite aspect of the book.

Who would of thought death could have an outcast. Which is what Chris is after his death. All because he proposed to the killer. I actually felt worse for him than everything Karla was going through.

The Sheol was a quick, but good read. Especially given I had never read a paranormal romance before so I had no idea what I was walking.
I breezed through the 119 pages in no time.

I found myself quite surprised at the ending. I honestly never thought it would end the way it did.

Fans of paranormal romance novels will love this.

I look forward to book 2 and finding out more about Chris and Karla. I can't wait to see what twists are coming.


*Disclaimer: I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are 100% my own.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Jerome Brooke on Oct. 04, 2012 : star star star star star
Good Read!

Jerome Brooke

jeromevbrooke at yahoo dot com
(reviewed the day of purchase)

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