Blurb:
Evanora Dark here, an unalived
specialist, live from “Bitten Off More Than I Can Chew-ville!”
It’s not enough that I talk to ghosts, but it
looks like demons don’t mind my company either. A demon so sexy, so
mesmerizing, who smells like paradise, I literally have to remind myself he’s a
total jerk and that he’s trying to steal my sweet ghost’s soul.
You didn’t read that wrong. Allow me to explain.
Kai Pettigrew is a twenty-something TikTok star with millions of followers.
He’s dedicated his young life to serving his community by helping the homeless
with Kickstarter funds and drumming up donations to get the less fortunate back
on their feet.
While helping film an overnight ghost-hunt in one
of the spookiest places in the country called Bridgewater Triangle with his
best friend, an equally famous TikTok star, sweet, generous Kai allegedly takes
his life by jumping from a ledge, leaving nothing behind but a short note.
But Kai informs me that’s not true at all. Yet, he
can’t remember what really happened that fateful night, leaving me scratching
my head. If Kai’s not responsible —then it has to be murder, right? But he was
with his best friends in the world while filming. Surely, they wouldn’t hurt
him, would they?
That leaves me with more questions than ever
before. Now, add in a too-sexy-for-primetime demon who wants to snatch Kai’s
soul, casts a diabolical spell on my libido, and not-so-subtly threatens my
family and friends if I try and prevent it, and I’ve got big trouble. My Aunt
Tuppence casts her own spell of protection to keep my family, Cary, and
BFF Fab safe, but she warns me to stay away from them until I solve the case
which leaves me on my own to investigate.
Alone. Outmatched. Terrified.
But I’ve got the determination of a thousand
witches and the heart of a thousand more. Will it be enough to catch a killer
while saving a giving, sweet boy from the bowels of Hell?
My review:
Exit Stage Death pits Evanora against a demon fighting for the
soul of a recently deceased tiktok influencer. The cops say Kai Pettigrew committed suicide. Kai’s ghost says he didn’t but the
trauma won’t let him remember. Evan is on her own for this one and I was
rooting her on.
This book stole my heart.
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