anastasia
Written on Oct 24, 2018
The psychic world will never be the same again.
Lucia Garza is trapped in a supernatural power struggle. To save a friend she agreed to work for sinister psychic organisation The Cross Society. But after a death threat that almost succeeds, she’s starting to think they want her out of the way. Forever. Worse, as Lucia uncovers the society’s most dangerous secrets, she discovers that she’s being used as a pawn between two warring paranormal factions.
Caught in a battle no-one can win, Lucia’s only choice could be to go against long told prophecy to destroy both The Cross Society and its sworn enemies. But what are the consequences of defying destiny?
- ISBN10 0263857123
- ISBN13 9780263857122
- Publish Date 1 April 2007 (first published 1 January 2006)
- Publish Status Out of Print
- Out of Print 13 February 2008
- Publish Country GB
- Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
- Imprint Mills & Boon
- Format Paperback
- Pages 304
- Language English
- URL https://millsandboon.co.uk
Reviews
Linda
Written on Jan 8, 2013
This and other reviews can also be found on my blog (un)Conventional Bookviews.
This was so fast paced I'm actually out of breath now! The writing is excellent, I love most of the main characters, and I think the mystery and suspense parts were so expertly done I could have never guessed any of what happened... Then again, my name isn't Simms ;)
Devil’s Due is even better than Devil’s Bargain, with not only one, but two strong female protagonists! I also loved where the story went, both with the mystery of the psychics and with the way Jazz and Lucia interacted with each other and the other characters.
As McCarthy is liberated from prison, only Lucia is there to greet him, because James and Lucia made sure Jazz was far away from the courthouse during the hearing. To keep her safe – or so they convinced themselves. When Jazz realizes that McCarthy is no longer in prison, the first thing she wants to do is to find him, to let him know how happy she is that he was finally cleared of murder. She quickly understands that something is going on between her ex-partner and her current partner, her keen sense of observation never slowing down.