Title: Razing Grace, Part I
Series: The Devil’s Own #3
Author: Amo Jones
Genre: Romance
Release Date: October 11, 2016
Rating: 4 Stars
Told in the first person.
Told in the first person.
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Blurb:
I was light, and I was pure. Until I wasn’t.
Millie
Tripp/Raze
*This is book Three in The Devil’s Own series but can be read as a standalone.
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My Thoughts:
Millie Hart is very confused about the events that find her in her
current predicament. Tripp “Raze” is
very graphic in letting the reader know what he wants. It’s going to be a hard beginning to read so
those who are faint of heart may not want to choose this book. What’s good is that Millie doesn’t get so
graphic at what she has to endure. But
with the great writing skills of this author you will have no trouble filling
in the blanks.
One thing this author taught me is to never assume. I thought I knew in which direction this was
going to go but nope, not even close – this is why I’m lousy at mysteries. This story has so many twists and turns that
you cannot attempt to speed read or think that you can skim through some
scenes. Especially when Millie comes
across some people she knows. I wanted
to know more about their relationship.
For me, there came a point where it got to be hard to put
down. Having that mystery was one of the
problems. I wanted to see if the author
would drop any more hints as to what was going on so I kept looking for
those. One thing I kept trying to figure
out was how quickly she seems to go from nun to not. I know nuns have changed over the years but
you would still think there would be more inner dialogue between her and God.
I found Miles to be an interesting character. Even though he was Raze’s employee he seemed
to be there for Millie. He made for some
interesting scenes. You can tell how
much he’s come to care for Millie. Raze
is more dark than Miles and raises more questions as to who he is.
I will say that the beginning was very hard to read – it does stir
a lot of emotion. But you know an author
is doing their job when they can get your emotions involved. And the ending shows that this story is far
from over. This book may be a stand-alone
but if you want to know how Millie and Raze’s story ends you’ll have to wait
for Part II to come out. I was on the
fence on this one but it still hooked me in because I need to know the end to
this story. Plus at some point I’ll want
to fill in the blanks about some of the other characters and will have to go
back and read the previous two books.
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Author Bio:
Amo is a full-time writer from New Zealand who loves long romantic walks to the wine cellar.
When she's not creating magic, you can usually find her relaxing in front of the television watching the latest episode of Supernatural or Vikings. (This will be updated as she finds new television shows with hot actors.)
She's the proud mother of four little critters who are the reason she breathes, but also the reason she drinks.
She's the wife-to-be to the love of her life. She says wife-to-be because she scares him a little, and he still hasn't decided whether he wants to wed her or not. Such an exciting relationship.
She loves meeting new people and believes the world needs more kindness.
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