LoLife - Romeo Spikes (Lo Life 1)
2 journalers for this copy...
Cover: Enter the world of the Tormenta. We die, they live.
“A powerful paranormal thriller that grips readers from start to finish” ALTERNATIVE WORLDS
Life’s too short.
Homicide detective Alexis Bianco believes she’s seen every a life can be taken, until she meets the mysterious Lola. More weapon that woman, Lola hunts a predator like no other: the Tormenta.
From their method comes their name: they torment their human prey into committing suicide. At the moment of death, they siphon their victim’s unspent life span and live out the stolen years. If they keep stealing sapn, they stay alive. And it they’re smart, they use their time to hone their fighting skills. Because all Tormenta know that there are Hunters out there, like Lola, devoted to bringing them down.
But even Lola is no match for the legendary Mosca, a mighty Tormenta of extraordinary power. When he rises, humanity will fall.
“A fast paced, breath-of-fresh-air, scary, exciting, and rather unigue, humdinger of a novel… I dare you not to get hooked at page one!” MY BOOKISH WAYS
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Book one of a new series and I want to send it travelling. No review comments as I am not much of a horror fan. On the other hand I am a BookCrossing fan and know someone else may be pleased as punch to find a travelling book like this pop into their lives. Keen to have everyone busy reading books I’m planning heading this out there to travel, registered with BookCrossing and all labelled up and everything! First thing though, I am marking it as Available in case another bookcrosser is champing at the bit to trade for it.
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Sat 05 Oct 2013: Gosh, got sucked into the intensely convoluted drama of this despite not meaning to even start it. OK so I didn't get hooked at page one but - yipes - now I’m most reluctant to put it down till done! I’ll pop back here with a review later…
“A powerful paranormal thriller that grips readers from start to finish” ALTERNATIVE WORLDS
Life’s too short.
Homicide detective Alexis Bianco believes she’s seen every a life can be taken, until she meets the mysterious Lola. More weapon that woman, Lola hunts a predator like no other: the Tormenta.
From their method comes their name: they torment their human prey into committing suicide. At the moment of death, they siphon their victim’s unspent life span and live out the stolen years. If they keep stealing sapn, they stay alive. And it they’re smart, they use their time to hone their fighting skills. Because all Tormenta know that there are Hunters out there, like Lola, devoted to bringing them down.
But even Lola is no match for the legendary Mosca, a mighty Tormenta of extraordinary power. When he rises, humanity will fall.
“A fast paced, breath-of-fresh-air, scary, exciting, and rather unigue, humdinger of a novel… I dare you not to get hooked at page one!” MY BOOKISH WAYS
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Book one of a new series and I want to send it travelling. No review comments as I am not much of a horror fan. On the other hand I am a BookCrossing fan and know someone else may be pleased as punch to find a travelling book like this pop into their lives. Keen to have everyone busy reading books I’m planning heading this out there to travel, registered with BookCrossing and all labelled up and everything! First thing though, I am marking it as Available in case another bookcrosser is champing at the bit to trade for it.
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Sat 05 Oct 2013: Gosh, got sucked into the intensely convoluted drama of this despite not meaning to even start it. OK so I didn't get hooked at page one but - yipes - now I’m most reluctant to put it down till done! I’ll pop back here with a review later…
I have a plan for this copy - I’m passing it to BookCrosser Apocalypticpeer when we meet for coffee in Glasgow on Saturday 5th October 2013.
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HAPPY READING!
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BookCrossers LOVE books, and more than anything, they love to read books and then set them free for other people to find and enjoy.
I would love it if you would leave a note/journal entry – perhaps; where you found the book; or how you liked it if you read it and where you left it.
It’s a fun surprise for others to find BookCrossing books in cafes, waiting rooms, public areas alongside information stands, and even sheltered places in beauty spots (zip-seal plastic bags are useful in that instance)! Once ready, please pass this book on to other readers to keep it travelling!
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HAPPY READING!
Just caught this from rainbow3 at Cafe Nero in Glasgow. The story looks quite good - killing as a way to stay immortal. Will read and leave review soon!
Journal Entry 4 by Apocalypticpeer at Glasgow, Scotland United Kingdom on Saturday, November 23, 2013
Really enjoyed this book. It took 3 seconds to get hooked on the story! The best part was all the different strands of the story were both interesting but difficult to figure out. This kept you turning the pages to see what happens. I loved the twist at the end.
I think Rainbow3 had not finished reading this so am reserving until I hear from her.
I think Rainbow3 had not finished reading this so am reserving until I hear from her.
