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A review by bookwormbunny
To Hell and Back by Mila Young, Harper A. Brooks
4.0
To Hell and Back is book four in the Sin Demons series. Aria and her demons come home to a major surprise...the King of Hell is there...for a "visit" or more like...to see what it is they have been hiding from him. It seems that things are about to get ramped up now that they know that Lucifer has his eyes on them, but...things kinda fizzle out until the end.
To Hell and Back is a bit slower-paced and things drift around with this book. I wasn't as engaged in this story as in the previous books. Aria is reunited with her friend...who just recently was being really vile, but it seems that her friend is in some trouble herself. I got annoyed with Aria pretty quickly because she really refused to see sense of how the guys were handling the situation, but things are about to get sticky for them when Aria is taken.
There are some surprises in this book and I have to say that they really pulled me back into the story. I was eager to find out where things were going. This book has some interesting elements to it and so I'm looking forward to the next book in this series.
I'm choosing to rate this book 4 out of 5 stars. Things seem to just drift as I wait for all the dots to connect. It seems that there is more to come and that Aria is going to have her hands full in more ways than one.
To Hell and Back is a bit slower-paced and things drift around with this book. I wasn't as engaged in this story as in the previous books. Aria is reunited with her friend...who just recently was being really vile, but it seems that her friend is in some trouble herself. I got annoyed with Aria pretty quickly because she really refused to see sense of how the guys were handling the situation, but things are about to get sticky for them when Aria is taken.
There are some surprises in this book and I have to say that they really pulled me back into the story. I was eager to find out where things were going. This book has some interesting elements to it and so I'm looking forward to the next book in this series.
I'm choosing to rate this book 4 out of 5 stars. Things seem to just drift as I wait for all the dots to connect. It seems that there is more to come and that Aria is going to have her hands full in more ways than one.