Title: Hell Bound
Series: The Summoner’s Mark Series #3
Author’s Name: J. D. Blackrose
Publisher: Bell Bridge Books
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Page Count: 248 Pages
ISBN: 978-1610261784
Author or Book Website: N/A
Link to Amazon purchase page: Hell Bound (The Summoner’s Mark): Blackrose, J. D.: Amazon.com: Books
Link to Goodreads: Hell Bound (The Summoner’s Mark Book 3) by J.D. Blackrose | Goodreads
Release Date: N/A
How I Got the Book: Review Copy
Summary of the Book:
My mother named me Rebecca Naomi Greenblatt. Folks who know me call me Becs. And those who know what I’m capable of call me Summoner.
The Kiss on my wrist—a mark I’ve had since birth—signals my rare ability to call on immortals and negotiate with them on behalf of my clients for information, favors, or other services. These powers got me entangled with the demon Valefar and his sidekick, a warlock… not to mention a bevy of fae, a medium who communed with the dead, and a conceited library cat.
It’s complicated, dangerous, and exhausting.
Recently, I found out that my father, a summoner himself and the person who taught me what little I know about my summoning powers, was trapped in Faerie by Titania. I rescued my dad, at great cost, only for Valefar to steal him away to literal Hell — yes, with a capital H.
Now, I need to gather the correct magical doodads, wrangle the town’s biggest mobster who has his own axe to grind in the underworld, and track down my guardian angel lover who’s been MIA since I got back from Faerie.
Then I’m breaking into Hell to get my father back.
And God Himself help anyone who stands in my way.
My Personal Review: I received a copy of this book for a fair and honest review. Becs can’t seem to get a break just when she thinks she has a moment to breathe it is snatched away. She thought she got her dad back safely only for him to be taken again. Now she is literally going to Hell to get him back. It is not an easy trip. The people she is taking with her have issues of their own. It just adds another layer of danger and complications to what she is already carrying on her shoulder. I am still being amazed by these books.
My Rating of the Book: 4 1/2 Stars
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