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Devil's Eye (2000)

by Kait Nolan(Favorite Author)

3.92 of 5 Votes: 2

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review 1: First a disclaimer, today I was sick, I was so sick I don't even want to tell you how sick I was. Let's just leave it at be wary of "fresh" on fresh food and we'll move on.Considering I had to completely stop a few times while reading this novella I was totally hyped about I was surprised to see how clearly it all stayed in my head. I love how Nolan spins a tale. There's none of the extra nonsense and fat that I've come accustomed to ignoring to continue reading a book, it's all meat and I love it.We're back in NOLA with some more Mirus for that I'm eternally grateful. Mick is back and we're brought in during a tropical storm. While I'll admit I've never been through one it seemed a little weird how much happened during a category 4 storm but frankly I didn't care enough t... moreo be bothered with details like this. After my last book based on Greek mythology I was thankful for the Nolan's no bullshit storytelling when demigods came up. It just is, deal with it.I struggle with reviews for these novellas cause they're so short, once you start before you know it you're done. After you've read the blurb if you're not intrigued (of which I don't know what is wrong with you :-) then I don't know how else to get your on board. These are good. Hand to heart good. Give it a chance and I'm sure you'll enjoy it.
review 2: This was a great story of adventure, romance, and peril. Kait Nolan always does a wonderful job writing action as well as developing characters in such a way that we feel as if we know them. This was an awesome novella, and even though it's just a taste of what's in store for Mick and Sophie, I feel like it can also be read as a stand alone story and still be entertaining with enough closure at the end. I thoroughly enjoyed this one! less

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