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A review by bookfessional
Haunted by Kelley Armstrong
4.0
The notorious Eve Levine gets recruited to be an angel. Who'da thunk it?
Not me, that's for dang sure.
The wonderful thing about dealing with the subject of the afterlife it that the sky is the limit. Nothing is too far-fetched or fantastical.
If dead supes want to play at being pirates, who is going to stop them?
If you want to erase the memories of evil (serial killer-type) men before banishing them to hell-worlds, with no one but other evil men (to prevent further serial killing), who is going to say you can't?
No one, that's who.
Plus it makes me happy that Eve and Kristof get to be together. All kinds of goodness in this book.
Not me, that's for dang sure.
The wonderful thing about dealing with the subject of the afterlife it that the sky is the limit. Nothing is too far-fetched or fantastical.
If dead supes want to play at being pirates, who is going to stop them?
If you want to erase the memories of evil (serial killer-type) men before banishing them to hell-worlds, with no one but other evil men (to prevent further serial killing), who is going to say you can't?
No one, that's who.
Plus it makes me happy that Eve and Kristof get to be together. All kinds of goodness in this book.