Revenant

Larissa Ione’s Revenant is a praiseworthy addition to the Lords of Deliverance Series. After five thousand years, fallen angel, Revenant discovers he has a twin brother who was given a life filled with love versus his life of darkness. Blaspheme has a deadly secrete; she is the forbidden offspring of a fallen angel and an angel. Rev plans on saving them both. I love Larissa Ione’s Revenant. The plot was creative and well-developed. I was riveted throughout the entire story. Larissa Ione’s writing style is impeccable. Her descriptions are vivid, notably of the underworld. There were a lot of interesting conflicts throughout the story, especially with Satan. My heart went out to Revenant for having his memory wiped. He was lied to and abused for thousands of years. I enjoyed his relationship with Blaspheme. The ending of the story had me on the edge of my seat. Complimentary copy provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

With a fast pace and smooth flowing plot, this book keeps readers on their toes with lots of suspense, excitement and passion. Revenant is caught between heaven and hell and Blaspheme is a forbidden offspring hunted by both heavenly and satanic forces. The reader can’t help but get caught up in all the excitement that surrounds these strong captivating characters as they dance around secrets and fight their attraction and with all the sparks flying and their burning passion they could scorch the underworld. Revenant and Blaspheme vibrate with a fiery intensity that brings them to life and really grabs the reader’s attention The well written scenes and details capture the imagination and the well orchestrated suspense and excitement draw the reader in and ensure that there is never a dull moment. Spine tingling anticipation builds as danger surrounds Rev and Blas from several different fronts and puts them both on a collision course with destruction if they don’t find a way around their enemies or to stop them all together. The battle between good and evil is never black and white and in this case there are secrets, prophecies and betrayals.

The book is great. But having purchased both Reaver and Revenant I noticed they are the same book with different titles. What gives with that?