Ever After
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4.4 • 19 Ratings
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- $29.99
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- $29.99
Publisher Description
Witch-turned-daywalking-demon Rachel Morgan needs to save the demonic realm of the Ever After in the eleventh entry in the New York Times bestselling Hollows series from supernatural adventure master Kim Harrison.
When Rachel sets off a chain of events that could lead to the end of the world—demonic and human—she must use her gifts to save those closest to her while preventing an apocalypse.
Satisfying and sexy, a visit to the Hollows will take readers on a wild journey that will capture their imagination. Fans of Charlaine Harris and Stephenie Meyer won't be able to resist Kim Harrison's alternative universe—urban fantasy Cincinnati complete with vampires, witches, and other enchanting creatures—where spine-tingling adventures and fast-paced action are the norm.
Customer Reviews
Still Great
This was my least favorite book out of all of them and by far the least memorable. Huge and I do mean huge changes take place in this book, but main characters weren’t given a proper end in my opinion. I understand why Harrison killed them off because it makes room for her the final story arc, but I don’t feel like their end did them justice. They deserved better. I wanted better for them.
Rachel is once again forced to face Ku’Sox who is a genuinely evil Demon worth the name unlike all of the other Demons who seem to cower and live boring lives of inaction in the Ever After. However, I do still like Al, and this book shows more of his depth.
In Ever After I found that Rachel could be so frustrating, it seemed like she caused most of her problems especially problems like Nick who is like a bad penny. But I guess that’s what makes Rachel, Rachel. She doesn’t compromise her morals to do what is easy.
There is a lot of Trent in the book, and it’s the story pics up the pace towards the end. However, weird decisions are made on everyone's account that just seem to fit Harrisons whim instead of making any real sense.
Overall I am giving this one 4 Boundless Stars, it is still a great installment to the series, and the narration is fantastic.