Description:
Hell hath no fury like a woman’s scorn for frat
guys…
Emma Jane Hellsbane knows something evil is worming its way through her college campus—she can feel it. Literally. Her freakish ability to feel other people’s emotions as though they were her own has always been monumentally awkward, and it’s easier for her to just pretend it doesn’t exist. But this time her paranormal ability just might help her save lives.
Emma Jane’s fairly certain that whatever the hateful, egomaniacal, Godlike thing is, it’s set up shop inside her boyfriend, the frat boy/soccer star Justin. And if she doesn’t figure a way to get it out of him soon, Justin’s soul will be the appetizer to the main course—the whole student body. Problem is, the big baddy is granting sinister wishes, and with each one the risks grow higher and the phrase Be careful what you wish for becomes a real-life dire warning. Of course for Emma, what feels like it could be the end is in fact just the beginning
Emma Jane Hellsbane knows something evil is worming its way through her college campus—she can feel it. Literally. Her freakish ability to feel other people’s emotions as though they were her own has always been monumentally awkward, and it’s easier for her to just pretend it doesn’t exist. But this time her paranormal ability just might help her save lives.
Emma Jane’s fairly certain that whatever the hateful, egomaniacal, Godlike thing is, it’s set up shop inside her boyfriend, the frat boy/soccer star Justin. And if she doesn’t figure a way to get it out of him soon, Justin’s soul will be the appetizer to the main course—the whole student body. Problem is, the big baddy is granting sinister wishes, and with each one the risks grow higher and the phrase Be careful what you wish for becomes a real-life dire warning. Of course for Emma, what feels like it could be the end is in fact just the beginning
My Review:
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
From
the very first chapter, I was hooked! I
hadn’t realized how much I’d missed Emma Jane!
So as
prequels go, this one is a quick and cute novella. In less than 50 pages, you get a good intro
and the perfect set up for Hellsbane.
Mihir:
Great
little guy. Extremely smart, highly
superstious thanks to his grandmother, and just a well-rounded, normal, horny
teenage guy.
I
think he gave great advice about the jinn and the other supernatural
things. This really made me want to see
more of Mihir.
Emma
Jane:
She
still kicks ass, even not knowing about her heritage. She trusts her instincts and because of that
she is able to save her campus from the jinn.
I
love seeing her skeptisiscm about religion and the supernatural, even though
she herself is telepathic.
Justin:
Such
a huge ass, and I honestly have no issue with what happened to him. I really think he had it coming. Actually, if there was a worse punishment he
probably could have used it. Stupid,
greedy, horny man.
Overall,
this is a great novella, and I’m counting down the days to the next book: Heaven
and Hellsbane. Highly recommend this
book!
Happy Reading!
Cana
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