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A review by shell74
The Darkest Corner by Liliana Hart
4.0
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Liliana Hart’s new Gravediggers series started off with a bang here in The Darkest Corner. With plenty of action scenes, comical conversations, and intense attraction to go around, I didn’t want to put this book down for a second.
“We no longer fight for our individual countries, but for one world. That allegiance to each other is important.”
I’ll be honest. I didn’t know what to expect after reading the book synopsis for this one. And there was a little bit of a learning curve with this being a brand spanking new series–a new world, really–to understand. But once I figured out the logistics I couldn’t get enough. To me, this was a character-driven story, and what a quirky but wonderfully entertaining group of people we got to meet. I think readers will enjoy not just our hero and heroine, Deacon and Tess, but the rest of the Gravediggers as well as the insanely funny residents of Last Stop, Texas. Read More
Liliana Hart’s new Gravediggers series started off with a bang here in The Darkest Corner. With plenty of action scenes, comical conversations, and intense attraction to go around, I didn’t want to put this book down for a second.
“We no longer fight for our individual countries, but for one world. That allegiance to each other is important.”
I’ll be honest. I didn’t know what to expect after reading the book synopsis for this one. And there was a little bit of a learning curve with this being a brand spanking new series–a new world, really–to understand. But once I figured out the logistics I couldn’t get enough. To me, this was a character-driven story, and what a quirky but wonderfully entertaining group of people we got to meet. I think readers will enjoy not just our hero and heroine, Deacon and Tess, but the rest of the Gravediggers as well as the insanely funny residents of Last Stop, Texas. Read More