DEMONS OF THE PAST
Abraham Stirling, Lord
Rothwell, was a fighter once, a soldier in the Colonies. But Bram returned to
London with more nightmares than tales of glory. Now he drowns his senses in
the arms of countless women, while his friends, the Hellraisers, ensure he
needn't sin alone.
Until, that is, the Devil
himself grants them each a wish, undoing their camaraderie as they explore their
wicked powers. Bram finds himself magically bound to Valeria Livia Corva, the
sensuous priestess who raised the Devil the first time—and died to send the
demon back.
She may be a ghost, but
Livia is no angel. The raw passion she witnesses in Bram's memories isn't much
different from her behavior when she had a body to enjoy. But it doesn't make
it any easier to convince Bram to become a warrior again, lest all London burn.
And the fierce desires reawakening within her might just start the blaze...
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The final battle
is to be fought. Can the Hellraisers be
saved or are they lost to hell because of their countless sins?
Livia initially
brought the Devil to our realm centuries ago and she paid the ultimate price to
return him, death. She has been a
constant nuisance to the Hellraisers from the very beginning. She has saved James, the Earl of Whitney and
Leo Bailey from the Devil’s trap, but will she be able to save Bram, Lord
Rothwell? And will it be enough to send
the Devil back to hell?
Bram is a lover
and a fighter. He has been cutting a
wide path through the women of London, seducing them with his looks, charm and
his special gift bestowed upon him from the Devil, the gift of persuasion. In an act to stop the Devil from giving Bram
more gifts Livia threw herself in front of Bram and now they are bound
together. Two like souls, who would
rather be anywhere but stuck together.
Livia knows she
needs to convince Bram to help, but when he has always only been for himself,
he will be a hard one to convince. Their
bond is the key. It shows these two who
the real person is inside; all the good and the bad. Let’s just hope that there is time to save
London and the world. Sacrifices are
made and loyalties are tested.
I was shocked to
discover, at the end of Demon’s Bride, that not all five of the men would be
getting their own books, but I really liked the direction Ms. Archer took. She has kept me guessing and I was equally stunned
that this is the final book of the series.
She has continuously kept me on my toes and I never knew what she was
going to put in front of me. I like
reading the unknown.
Sinner’s Heart finished out The Hellraisers series very well and Ms. Archer should be proud of
herself. She has written a paranormal
series that was unique and engaging. She
introduced characters that I loved to hate and the strong women who made them
human again. Sinner’s Heart is filled with historical elements that don’t over
take the novel; with a distinctive paranormal feel and a dash of steamy
sexiness. If those elements intrigue
you, you may enjoy falling into Ms. Archer’s Hellraisers world.
I have reviewed the whole series - Check them out to see if they are for you~
Book Giveaway
Kensington is giving away one (1) copy of the second in the Hellraisers series!
I'm giving away my plain cover ARC copy of Sinner's Heart.
I'm giving away my plain cover ARC copy of Sinner's Heart.
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This series sounds good.
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DeleteMmm my special gift.. huh this is actually hard to answer because I have seen some real neat gifts from various books and various role plays I have done. And it changes, there are days when I would love a healing gift, and healing not just the physical body but the mind too.
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ReplyDeleteTelepathic would be one I wouldn't mind having. I think it would be worth it to know if peeps are being truthful with me. Great post! I have the first book in paperback sitting on me tbr shelf as we speak.
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DeAnna Schultz
Hummm...special gift. To communicate with the otherworldly beings. Nothing evil mind u...just good spirits. Would help a lot of people having that talent. Thanks for the contests and the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteSounds great. I would like to be able to give off an aura of peace to calm people down.
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I would like the gift of healing without the side effect of getting worn down from it. That's what I would like :) Zoe Archer's books look amazing! I have not read anything from her yet but I will correct that very soon. Thank you for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteA special gift...I guess I would like the gift of speed. Housework would be a snap :D Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWell, I would definitly NOT want to be telepathic. There is no way I would want to listen in on peoples' thoughts! Maybe invisibility at will.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, I was just checking the library for this book!
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ReplyDeleteIf I could have a special gift, it would be that of healing.
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