by Rachel Caine
So I finally finished it and it was a good conclusion to the duet. I grew to like Lucia but I still feel we didn't learn as much about her as we did Jazz in the first book, she's still a bit of a mystery in regards to her previous work. She's done work for the government? Very vague, Lucia. As f...
Title: Devil's DueSeries: Red Letter SeriesAuthor: Rachael CaineGenre: Romance, Sci-Fi and FantasyBlurb: The psychic world will never be the same again...Lucia Garza is trapped in a supernatural power struggle. To save a friend she agreed to work for sinister psychic organization The Cross Soci...
Lucia and Jazz have finally succeeded in getting Ben, Jazz’s old partner, out of jail where he has been wrongfully imprisoned and his life threatened for years. It’s a difficult time to celebrate though, as the death threat still looms over Jazz, confining her to the office.But the battle between th...
A bit better than the first book, Devil's Bargain. See my complete review at puretextuality.com4.25 Stars
This is the sequel to Devil's Bargain (Red Letter Days - Book 1).In the first book I felt Caine had made a strong link to the older end of the YA market. This series has just the right amount of danger and spice without crossing the boundaries.The focus in the first book was on Jazz and Borden, in t...
3.5 stars. Not your usual Rachel Caine book. Devil’s Due is the second book in Rachel Caine’s Red Letter Days series. If you’ve read and loved Rachel Caine’s other books, be prepared for something completely different. The Red Letter Days series is more like a conspiracy thriller with a touch – and ...
Description:The psychic world will never be the same again...Lucia Garza is trapped in a supernatural power struggle. To save a friend she agreed to work for sinister psychic organisation The Cross Society. But after a death threat that almost succeeds, she's starting to think they want her out of t...
*I got a free ARC of this book from Netgalley in exchange of an honest review*This and other reviews can also be found on my blog (un)Conventional Bookviews.This was so fast paced I'm actually out of breath now! The writing is excellent, I love most of the main characters, and I think the mystery an...
I liked the first book a little better I think. Reading from Lucia's pov was really interesting for a while but then I started missing jazz's firy disposition. Lucia is a good character and I can't complain about a lack of twists and action. For some reason I can't pinpoint I also liked Borden ...
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