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Her banshee scream is their death sentence. His love might be hers.
“You know that feeling people get when something bad is about to happen to someone they love? Or how some seem to know it’s their time right before getting into a horrible accident? That’s me. I warn that death is coming.”
Sadie is a banshee on the run—from hunters, from her past, and from the terrifying truth that she’s killed before. As an empath, she’s learned to shut her emotions down, because if she feels too much, she could easily turn lethal again.
There are no highs. No lows. No chance of losing control.
But when Sadie falls sick from a hunter’s mysterious spell, she can no longer escape into the safety of other people’s emotions. Now in a new town with a new identity, she’s forced to feel everything. Grief. Rage. Longing. Fear. For the first time in her life, she makes friends, forging connections and breaking her careful rules for survival. And then there’s Nathan—the human boy she’s connected to by fate.
Falling for him may well be her undoing.
As hunters close in, Sadie must decide whether to let herself lose control—and risk everything that keeps her safe—all to protect those she never meant to love.
Sie
Her banshee scream is their death sentence. His love might be hers.
Another fantastic YA paranormal tale from the super talented Robin Alverez.
I love paranormal / supernatural beings living amongst ‘us’.
Robin blended Irish folklore into a modern, fast-paced ,drama filled, and emotional read.
I can’t wait for the next in the instalment of Ballards & Banshees.
Chantelle
Disclosure: I was a beta reader for this book.
Could not put it down! I am not joking when I say it gave me that same feeling that reading books did when I was a teenager. I was reading every spare minute I had. Eating? it can wait. Sleep? I’ll sleep when I finish. Robin does a fantastic job of capturing the draw between the FMC and her love interest. The denial, the mistrust, the ease they feel around one another despite being sure that something is going on that can’t be explained. Robin pulled me into this world and I happily ask that the story continues forever. Even though the ending was satisfying, I was left wanting more. Is this a series? I sure hope so. Do yourself a favor, if you like fantasy with a twist, grab a copy of Paramour!