Octavian's Undoing
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3.9 • 17 Ratings
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- $0.99
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- $0.99
Publisher Description
No good deed goes unpunished.
Riley Masters learns this the hard way when she finds a wallet and decides to do the right thing. But returning it will cost her much more than she bargains for.
Abandoned by her mother, raised by an indifferent father, Riley has accepted the fact that she would be alone always. She has no idea that a single act of kindness would propel her into a world where creatures that shouldn't exist guard the human race from the demons that lurk in the shadows. That it will cost her the lives of those she loves while unearthing a destiny she never imagined with a man who is forbidden to love her. She finds passion, romance and the family she'd been searching for her entire life, but at what cost and what is she willing to sacrifice to find answers and happiness?
Octavian Maxwell has always known his place. He is a Caster, a Son of Judgment. His job is to protect the mortal world from the creatures plotting to destroy it. Instead, his world is shattered when a human girl walks into Final Judgment, a girl he has been searching for his entire life, a girl he is forbidden to ever touch. Being with her will break the oath he's sworn to never love a mortal. But his heart has already found its mate and it refuses to let go.
Final Judgment… a place undetected, a gateway to evil and a legend that will undo everything anyone has ever known about our world.
Customer Reviews
Malisimo!!!
My sister and I love rating things with one word in Spanish. We often rate things Malisimo/Buenisimo from food, music, places, books etc. Now you can guess how I feel about this story. First time picking a book by this author. I was not impress. The story was catchy but very bad developed. I cringe every time I read how the hero talked. He’s supposed to be almost freakin Eternal, yet he came off as a bad 21 year old bar tender. The heroine was annoying. No characters developed along the story. The other characters were weak and uninteresting. All pretty much the same. The dialogue was very immature. It was a chore to finished reading it. Would not recommend but hey, the price was cheap for the book. You get what you paid for!!!