Jill Kismet: Heaven's Spite (Series #5) (Paperback)

from JeremyPreacher

Heaven's Spite finally addresses directly the central deal-with-the-devil that drives most of the character development of this series. As a pure action novel it holds up reasonably well, but its real strength is the increasing obviousness of Jill's compromised position. I don't love cliffhanger ...

from wickedshizuku

I just wasn't feeling to good with this scheme. Ugguuhhh was it ever gory, and to top it off Jill completely loses her mind after holding it together so well for the first books. This is a factor that Saintcrow is fairly well versed in with her writing. She's really great at showing that her char...

from Readsalot81

My biggest beef with this series is once you've read a couple, they all start sounding the same. This goes for the Dante Valentine series as well. Interesting premise with your run of the mill uf characters. I really wasn't all that into her love interest either. He missed the mark all the way ar...

from Letora

Disturbing creatures/situations and emotionally tortured characters are Lilith Saintcrow's staple and I love her for it. You want dark, gritty, gore and violence? Saintcrow is your gal. She's not afraid to go the extra mile with details and make Kismet go full out no holes barred on the enemy. Th...

from DrLed

Synopsis:Kismet must once again stop Perry from loosing another hellbreed on the earth. She must also decide what's to be done with the Sorrow that killed her teacher. Wrapped up in all of this is the kidnapping of Saul and Gil's demand to become her apprentice. Review: More violence and mayhem, ...