Hell Bent by eden Hudson
Hell Bent is another OMG! book from eden Hudson, continuing the story of the Whitney boys and the town of Halo, MO. Be warned – this book is even more mindblowing than the first.
Title: Hell Bent
Author: eden Hudson
Series: Redneck Apocalypse Book 2
Publish Date: May 27th 2015
Genre: Urban Fantasy
Source: Purchased
Publisher’s Description: Finally free of his sadistic captor, the holy champion is now trapped in a much darker hell—his own mind.
His only hope is a vampire he can’t even remember.
She loves him, but can she save him?
Possible spoilers beyond this point.
Invested Ivana says…
“Baaaaagggggghhhhhhh!” I yell at 11:30 at night after finishing Hell Bent. “IT CAN’T BE THE END OF THE BOOK. WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?!?”
In bed next to me, Hubby, who has been jolted awake by my anguished yell, does not share my pain. He’s weird like that.
I had to email the author immediately to share my pain with someone who’d understand, and to be sure there would be a Book 3. She assures me she’s hard at work on it now. Whew!
I really have a hard time reviewing this series because I find it so stunningly good. The dysfunctional nature of everyone in the book is… I won’t say familiar exactly, because compared to many I have had a very good life. But I can relate. I can feel the confusion and emotion and frustration of each character as they try to do what they think is right, though they feel woefully inadequate to the task, and continually screw it up.
Hell Bent has some mind-blowing twists that I, at least, didn’t expect. The relationships get more complex, more about each character is revealed, and damn if the world isn’t about to explode… when the book ends. Thus my anguished, late night cry.
If you liked Shannon in the Lion’s Den (Book 0.5) or Halo Bound (Book 01) at all, pick up this book to see what happens next. In the meantime, here’s a visual representation of how most readers seem to feel about this series:
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If you like this book…
You might try the Void City series by J. F. Lewis, The Hollows series by Kim Harrison, or Dark Alchemy by Laura Bickle. But, really, there is just nothing quite like this series that I know of.
Posted on August 12, 2015, in All Reviews, Standout Award and tagged eden Hudson. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
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Right? How good is this book? Glad there are other people enjoying this one. I hope the author get’s cooking on book 3–the ending for book 2 was awesome, but also the absolute worst.
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