Monday, November 10, 2014

Soulless (Death Warden #1) by Amber Garr

When it comes to death and love…only one is guaranteed.

Four decades ago Nora died. A tragic event for someone so young; however, four decades ago Nora was also given a second chance to walk among the living.

A Death Warden with a mysterious past, her job is to escort the newly expired towards the light, battling with the Soul Hunters who want the freshly dead to help with their own evil purposes buried in the dark. 

When Nora’s charges suddenly become targets, she realizes that the hunters are after far more than just souls. A shift in power between good and evil threatens to change everything, risking the lives of the only family Nora has ever known. 

Devastated and angry, she’s forced to face the man she once loved - a man who chose darkness over her - in order to find the answers she needs to stop the horror from escalating. Yet, while a lost relationship still haunts her broken heart, a new Warden with secrets of his own will enter the mix and quickly alter everything Nora believed to be true.

Death is unavoidable…but sometimes, so is love.

About the Author

  

Biography

Amber Garr spends her days as a scientist and nights writing about other worlds. Born in Pennsylvania, she lives in Maryland with her husband and their furry kids. Her childhood imaginary friend was a witch, Halloween is sacred, and she is certain that she has a supernatural sense of smell. Amber is a multiple Royal Palm Literary Award winner, author of Waterproof, The Syrenka Series, The Leila Marx Novels, and the upcoming Death Warden Series. When not obsessing over the unknown, she can be found dancing, reading, or enjoying a good movie. Find out more at www.ambergarr.com.


Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/5374297.Amber_Garr
Website: http://www.ambergarr.com


My Review 2 Stars

Although I loved this authors other series.  This one fell a little short for me.  The beings ended up being hard to understand.  I think if it would have been a little better if it could have been a little longer.  The story itself was ok.  It all felt a little rushed. 




Go Into This One Knowing

Very fast read but doesnt have the chance to draw you in.
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1 comments:

The worst thing about a book is when the story can't really draw you in. Too bad this book was one of those!

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