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A review by heloncha14
Deadline to Damnation by Anne Malcom
5.0
Every new release that Anne Malcom has, I get more and more shocked at how amazing of a writer she truly is.
This author is definitely like a bottle of wine—the longer she writes, the better she gets.
I absolutely adored Deadline to Damnation, but I also hated the emotional turmoil it put me through. I was so freaking anxious at one point. I honestly had no clue which way this story was going to end. Whose lives would continue and who was going to die.
The second you grab this book, it’s really impossible to stop until the last page.
Jagger was not an easy man to love, I’ll tell you that. I understood why he did what he did—I truly did. Yet, with that being said, it didn’t make me any less angry for so many people. The road to loving this character was tough, though that’s always to be expected with the more broken and tortured characters this author gives us.
Caroline was a woman I understood so much. I got why she turned out the way she did. How losing a loved one so drastically could epically change a person. But I wouldn’t have been able to do that without the author paving the way.
That’s what Malcom does. She not only gives us stories, she makes us feel like if we’re the ones on the ride.
This wasn’t an easy love story, and I absolutely loved every single page of it.
I wish it didn’t have to end, I wish I could ask for an infinite amount of Jagger and Peaches. Definitely the author’s best work in her Sons of Templar series.
This author is definitely like a bottle of wine—the longer she writes, the better she gets.
I absolutely adored Deadline to Damnation, but I also hated the emotional turmoil it put me through. I was so freaking anxious at one point. I honestly had no clue which way this story was going to end. Whose lives would continue and who was going to die.
The second you grab this book, it’s really impossible to stop until the last page.
Jagger was not an easy man to love, I’ll tell you that. I understood why he did what he did—I truly did. Yet, with that being said, it didn’t make me any less angry for so many people. The road to loving this character was tough, though that’s always to be expected with the more broken and tortured characters this author gives us.
Caroline was a woman I understood so much. I got why she turned out the way she did. How losing a loved one so drastically could epically change a person. But I wouldn’t have been able to do that without the author paving the way.
That’s what Malcom does. She not only gives us stories, she makes us feel like if we’re the ones on the ride.
This wasn’t an easy love story, and I absolutely loved every single page of it.
I wish it didn’t have to end, I wish I could ask for an infinite amount of Jagger and Peaches. Definitely the author’s best work in her Sons of Templar series.