Devil's Luck
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4.3 • 9 Ratings
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- £3.99
Publisher Description
Sometimes revenge is the road to salvation.
Louie Thorne knows what vengeance costs. After her parents were murdered, revenge became the only thing that kept her alive—and the thing that nearly destroyed her. She learned to live with the blood on her hands, believing that monsters deserved what they got.
So when Lou crosses paths with Diana Dennard—a relentless huntress tracking a child predator—she doesn't interfere. Lou recognizes the fire driving Diana forward. The obsession. The certainty that killing evil is the only way to survive it.
But Diana's hunt isn't about justice.
As Lou is drawn deeper into Diana's world, the lines between predator and protector begin to blur. Diana's methods grow more erratic. Her targets expand. And suddenly, Lou realizes the danger isn't just to criminals—it's to the people Lou loves most.
Forced into a deadly game of manipulation and control, Lou must confront a terrifying truth:
What if the greatest threat isn't the monsters she hunts—but the one who knows exactly how she thinks?
Devil's Luck is a dark, psychologically charged vigilante thriller about obsession, moral collapse, and the thin line between retribution and madness. Brutal, emotional, and unflinching, this installment pushes Lou closer than ever to the edge—and asks whether some paths of revenge can ever lead back.
Customer Reviews
Dr Thorne and Mr Dennard. Lou’s moral dilemma !
I have read all of this series now, but slightly out of sequence. 6,1,2,3,4 & now this one 5. I really liked Kory’s Dying for a Living series, but this one is probably better. In a strange way reading Devil’s Luck last seems ok. It is where Lou gets to question her own morality when confronted by her Mr Hyde opponent introduced in the last book Diane Dennard. The book itself flows better than some of the others as it has a continuous unified storyline. The supporting characters create some interesting moments and continue to be a big part of these stories, which is a good thing. Is Lou any better than Diane or just the other side of the same coin ? Can you ever justify killing someone ? A good read and I have probably enjoyed this book the most in the series so far. Two psychos for the price of one !