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Luck of the Devil by Meghan March
5.0
The action starts right from where Deal With The Devil left off. This time Jericho Forge gives us a little insight into what his past was like. He doesn’t want people’s sympathy but you can’t help but feel sorry for the little boy. India Baptiste continues to show how strong a woman she is.
If you loved listening to the first book than you’ll want to make sure to get this latest in the Forge Trilogy. Our narrators, Joe Arden and Erin Mallon, continue to bring this author’s work to life. You will have no trouble picturing each scene as the story goes on. We rely on them to bring our author’s words to life and they do that in spades.
This book looks at an agreement that these two made and how their relationship builds. There’s plenty of suspense as well. The suspense seems to swirl around Indy but having a man like Jericho in her world is a good thing. There’s still that back and forth of “will they?” “won’t they?”. Try to find a good stopping point is next to impossible. I only stopped when I really had to – work you know.
Just like in the first book, I still can’t decide if Jericho is an angel or a devil. That’s ok though because that made it easy for me to decide that I had to keep listening. The author’s very good at her job because I couldn’t decide where things were going – she has me constantly guessing. With winter storms coming into the area, I’ve decided being somewhere warm when I get ready to listen to this trilogy again will be at the top of my list. Being on an island, lounging on a beach, with a drink in my hand sounds like a good plan.
The heat between our main characters is not hard to imagine. Having a great pair of narrators helps with the visuals. Having someone who can make her words sing is the other. This was a great way to have the outside world disappear and just concentrate on the lives of Jericho Forge and India Baptiste. But just like the first book, I’m not prepared for the ending. You think it’s going to be happy and then comes that question, again, “what just happened?” proceeded by “when can I get my hands on book three?” You can’t leave me hanging now! This book does not disappoint – unless you count the fact that book three isn’t out yet.
I was not compensated nor was I required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.
If you loved listening to the first book than you’ll want to make sure to get this latest in the Forge Trilogy. Our narrators, Joe Arden and Erin Mallon, continue to bring this author’s work to life. You will have no trouble picturing each scene as the story goes on. We rely on them to bring our author’s words to life and they do that in spades.
This book looks at an agreement that these two made and how their relationship builds. There’s plenty of suspense as well. The suspense seems to swirl around Indy but having a man like Jericho in her world is a good thing. There’s still that back and forth of “will they?” “won’t they?”. Try to find a good stopping point is next to impossible. I only stopped when I really had to – work you know.
Just like in the first book, I still can’t decide if Jericho is an angel or a devil. That’s ok though because that made it easy for me to decide that I had to keep listening. The author’s very good at her job because I couldn’t decide where things were going – she has me constantly guessing. With winter storms coming into the area, I’ve decided being somewhere warm when I get ready to listen to this trilogy again will be at the top of my list. Being on an island, lounging on a beach, with a drink in my hand sounds like a good plan.
The heat between our main characters is not hard to imagine. Having a great pair of narrators helps with the visuals. Having someone who can make her words sing is the other. This was a great way to have the outside world disappear and just concentrate on the lives of Jericho Forge and India Baptiste. But just like the first book, I’m not prepared for the ending. You think it’s going to be happy and then comes that question, again, “what just happened?” proceeded by “when can I get my hands on book three?” You can’t leave me hanging now! This book does not disappoint – unless you count the fact that book three isn’t out yet.
I was not compensated nor was I required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.