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Retribution Redemption Series Book 3 eBook RK Ryals Eden Crane Design Melanie Bruce Audrey Welch Photography

I cannot write a review of book 3 of a Trilogy. So I shall have to address them all.

I got the first book free,just wanting a change in reading material from the lengthy and difficult History of Italy which I can manage only in chunks. I'd no intention of going past book1 of the trilogy. But I found the characters so interesting I had to read on. And on again. This was a whole new world with its own mythology,yet it also mixed history, mythology and modern reality. This new world is amazingly complex. But in the end it all meshes with each aspect adding I?nteresting detail not only to the characters, but to the overall plot as well. Somehow it worked! And a believable world was made from ordinary kids, Angels, demons, a gargoyle, Wiccans and a hereditary group modeled after Medieval Knights who guarded sacred relics. Both Lucifer and Lillith, surprisingly paired not with Adam,but rather one of his sons.Even God makes a guest appearance.

The changes in local are frequent , yet each is a necessary and believable change keeps the reader on his toes.Timee and Space take a back seat, a demand of the story,if not the author.The ending was complete and satisfying, yet it open enough that the author could continue the series, although the ending was solid enough not to NEED more.


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Retribution Redemption Series Book 3 eBook RK Ryals Eden Crane Design Melanie Bruce Audrey Welch Photography Reviews

"The human heart is a strange thing, if loved - it expands, if broken it endures, if tested it perseveres." What an epic love story, starting this series I had no idea how invested I would become in these characters and I am somewhat surprised really. I have read a lot of this genre and the author clearly had engaged me with the story line and with Dayton who is such a memorable and likeable character. This book is about love and redemption. Would you go to hell and back literally for the one you love, Dayton does this and more. When everyone said she couldn't choose to be with Marcas and that she would condemn her soul by being with a demon, she made the tough choices and followed her heart. Despite all the odds, demons trying to kill her, even the Queen of Hell bent on her destruction and Lucifer himself on the brink of war, nothing could sway Dayton from her path. She believed in Marcas and risked heaven to test her faith. Conor and Monroe her childhood friends who go above and beyond to support Dayton and be there for her are characters whose story I would like to read more about in future books. Conor started out so dead set against demons has grown and learned that not all demons are evil. Monroe has become a force to be reckoned with yet supports her best friend regardless of Dayton's choices. The lesson I came away with from this series is that love is the ultimate power and despite destiny or the circumstances we face in our lives, there are still choices and it is those choices that define us.
It is needless to say that the lines are never blurred, but the world that we are in is a complicated place. Like said, 'there are moments in life when coming to a decision means giving up everything that was of value to a person.' At the moment when everything is upside down, one no longer know of what is right or wrong. I guess that there are moments in life. Then what are you going to do? The story tells the answer. We live and fight without reservation, then the unfolding story is not what you would have imagined. This is the story about the journey ever never attempted toward the unknown, and truly fascinating. I enjoyed reading very much, even twice.
This book is the ending to the Redemption Trilogy. At the end of the book the series is over but I just wanted more! I still want more! Definitely going to read "Cursed" and the Acropolis series by R. K. Ryals to get the scoop on some of the other characters in this story.

This book has all the action you could ask for. Dayton has come a long way. From shy, quiet, and scared to determined, independent, and strong. She gets right in there and saves her man...er...I mean demon! Just like any good woman would do. There is not much better than angels and humans or demons and humans unless its angels and demons. So what do we have here? A half angel and a renegade demon--I guess it does get better! Marcus has a great personality and it fits his role perfectly. Their love is such a big part of the story without it taking over and becoming sappy.

I had great enjoyment reading this book and recommend it highly. However, this is the third in a series, read the other two first!
It's official. I loved this series. And I loved both Dayton and Marcas. Dayton because even though she was scared, terrified at times, she still stood strong as best that she could. After having been kidnapped and taken back to the Abbey, knowing that Damon intended to force her to bind with him and bear his child, she still fought back and managed to reunite with Amber who she thought was lost to her. She gains her freedom at the cost of losing Marcas; only to have to fight to get him back. I did love that her best friends are still there for her as I love Monroe, Conor, and even Luther. Sophia, I could do without. P

Some may have found Marcas becoming too soft, but I didn't think so. Yes, he showed a softer side in this one, but I thought he also showed that tough side I loved so much. I will say that it was shorter than I expected it to be and a lot was packed in there (her encarceration at the Abbey, the fight with Damon, Marcas and the Seal, and the fight for Hell).

For me, this was great series. Was it an exceptional award winning series, probably not in the eyes of most, but I loved the characters, I liked the story line and I found it entertaining and engaging which is the whole reason I read. As such, I would recommend this series to anyone who likes paranormal books and cannot wait to continue Conor's story and hopefully get more Marcas, Dayton, Monroe, and Luther (which by the way, I hope Monroe and Luther get their own story ;) hint, hint).
I cannot write a review of book 3 of a Trilogy. So I shall have to address them all.

I got the first book free,just wanting a change in reading material from the lengthy and difficult History of Italy which I can manage only in chunks. I'd no intention of going past book1 of the trilogy. But I found the characters so interesting I had to read on. And on again. This was a whole new world with its own mythology,yet it also mixed history, mythology and modern reality. This new world is amazingly complex. But in the end it all meshes with each aspect adding I?nteresting detail not only to the characters, but to the overall plot as well. Somehow it worked! And a believable world was made from ordinary kids, Angels, demons, a gargoyle, Wiccans and a hereditary group modeled after Medieval Knights who guarded sacred relics. Both Lucifer and Lillith, surprisingly paired not with Adam,but rather one of his sons.Even God makes a guest appearance.

The changes in local are frequent , yet each is a necessary and believable change keeps the reader on his toes.Timee and Space take a back seat, a demand of the story,if not the author.The ending was complete and satisfying, yet it open enough that the author could continue the series, although the ending was solid enough not to NEED more.