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Servant (Servant #1)

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Urban paranormal fantasy featuring Gabrielle Cody:Servant. Slayer. Seducer. Gabrielle Cody has the ability to see the demons among us as they really are-and the responsibility to destroy them. She can't allow anyone to get in her way, even the magnetic Detective Luther Cross. Sensing a malevolent presence watching and stalking her, Gaby is drawn again and again to an aband...more

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Published October 2nd 2007 by Penguin Group (USA)

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Jun 02, 2008 Brownbetty rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Wot? I didn 't realize until I came here to review this book that it was second in a series. I truly do feel this is not something I should have to turn to the internet to discover.

ETA: I have since discovered that this is in fact book one, and it was incorrectly entered on goodreads. Sorry, book, for maligning your character!

I've belatedly realized this a pet peeve, so I apologize to everyone who is rational on the subject, but realizing this is a second book has lowered my opinion of it. What...more Wot? I didn 't realize until I came here to review this book that it was second in a series. I truly do feel this is not something I should have to turn to the internet to discover.

ETA: I have since discovered that this is in fact book one, and it was incorrectly entered on goodreads. Sorry, book, for maligning your character!

I've belatedly realized this a pet peeve, so I apologize to everyone who is rational on the subject, but realizing this is a second book has lowered my opinion of it. What I had thought was back-story was actually book one being as-you-know-Bobbed, and I'm not sure why, but that makes me like it less. Bah.

The protagonist, Gaby, (Gabrielle, I assume) has supernatural strength, and a heightened sensitivity to what she believes to be the diabolical, manifested in pain. She has supernatural strength, perception, and reflexes, but lives alone, and grimly slaughters demons as her god-given duty. Basically, Faith, but without the watcher, the sex-drive, or the one-liners.

Which makes it sound pretty bad, but it's not, really, or at least, I found the ambiguity of whether she was legitimately ridding the world of demons or a delusional mass-murderer interesting enough to keep reading. Gaby is annoying, brusque, short-tempered, and foul-mouthed, and although other characters don't find her quite as annoying as they should, they do at least realize she's got the people skills of a cat in a car-wash.

The romantic-ish subplot with the cop was just weird, though. They're drawn together by unspecified forces! She reads his aura, so she knows he's a good guy, which apparently does not preclude his groping her. He gets to explain oral sex to her, because she only knows about sex from watching prostitutes, who never perform oral sex.

Also, Gaby draws her pain onto the page, and is the creator of a wildly successful indie comic which she manages to distribute using her landlord as her agent. In secret. From her landlord. I rolled my eyes pretty hard on that one.(less)

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Apr 05, 2011 Faye rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: books-i-own, read-in-2011, paranormal, romance

I bought this book in Book Sale because I was caught with the synopsis and the picture on the first page. At first, I really can't keep on reading this book since it was kinda dull and I was like, "okay, this is another book where the author wrote about a dark story of a poor girl who had a sad past, with no family and all that stuff."

Then, I when I read about the part where Gaby met Luther, as usual for me, I got excited and the suspense part is if Luther would caught Gaby red-handed on doing...more

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Feb 01, 2009 LibraryLass rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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After a shaky start, I ended up thoroughly enjoying this book.

I don't do synopsis as you can read them for yourself. I liked both Luther and Gaby. I like that Gaby was tough but vulnerable and although some of the things we were supposed to believe about her were a bit of a stretch, looking over the whole of the book, it made sense. There were some truly humourous moments along with all the kick-ass action. The romance in this story has only just begun and no doubt will heat up with ongoing book...more

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Feb 24, 2013 Lizabeth S. Tucker rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: christian-fiction, romance, paranormal

A new series by Lori Foster under this pseudonym in the hot new sub-genre of Urban Fantasy, a mixture of fantasy and mystery set in a city environment with a dollop of romance and supernatural elements.

Synopsis: Gabrielle Cody has lived for 21 years with pain, a God-directed goad to destroy the evil creatures inhabiting the Earth. Alone and friendless, she saw nothing in her future but more of the same. Then she meets Detective Luther Cross and senses a new evil which hasn't been selected for de...more

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Jan 11, 2011 Ithlilian rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: urban-fantasy

Let me first mention that I have never read anything else by this author, and had no preconceived notions coming into this novel. I expected a dark urban fantasy and that's what I got. Our main character, Gaby, thinks she is a paladin and is sent on missions by God to rid the world of evil. Due to her past, she does not let anyone get close to her, she's never been kissed, never had a best friend, in fact, she's been extremely isolated for most of her life. That, understandably, makes her a litt...more

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Aug 07, 2010 Linda Bsss rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Gabrielle Cody's Mother Was Struck By Lightening As She Gave Birth, Leaving Her An Orphan. With No Father She Was Placed In One Foster Home After Another. She Was An Outsider And Never Fit In The Family, She Was A Freak Who Saw Demons Walking Among Them. A Priest Saw Her For What She Was And He Taught Her Well Before Cancer Took Him Away, Now She Was Alone Again, Her Twenty-First Birthday Started Off Bad Once She Open Her Eyes, She Hasten To Take A Quick Shower And Dressed In Plain Clothes Hurry...more

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Apr 11, 2010 Paradoxical rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010-reading-list, books-otherwise

In a nutshell, the book has Gaby (Gabrielle Cody) getting vague messages/feelings from 'God', and goes forth to vanquish the evil God sends her (in the way of knife slashing and viciousness). There's a not-so-plucky assistant/punching bag named Mort, and along the way she meets a cop, Luther Cross, who spends his time following her around and emanating sexual tension (apparently). It's an all right premise (sorta), made terrible by the characterization and execution.

I ended up disliking the main...more In a nutshell, the book has Gaby (Gabrielle Cody) getting vague messages/feelings from 'God', and goes forth to vanquish the evil God sends her (in the way of knife slashing and viciousness). There's a not-so-plucky assistant/punching bag named Mort, and along the way she meets a cop, Luther Cross, who spends his time following her around and emanating sexual tension (apparently). It's an all right premise (sorta), made terrible by the characterization and execution.

I ended up disliking the main character, Gaby, so much. There are strong heroines, and then there are characters like Gaby, who seem strong, but are verbally abusive, physically abusive, and an all around jerk. Yes, she has a crappy job from hell (well, heaven). Yes, she needs to go out and kill unspeakable evil (providing that she's just not bugfuck crazy). But does that really excuse her behavior? She's horrible to her landlord, Mort. Then she seems to drag him along with her and become her accomplice in crime (not willingly, but considering how much the guy tries to help her out, you'd think she'd at least be civil to him). She physically attacks several people, who, all right, seem to be begging for it, but there's a line between self defense and excessive force that she crosses seemingly unable to even see it. Anything that doesn't go her way she reacts with her fists. It's appalling that this is your heroine that you're supposed to like or relate to.

She has a thin veneer of toughness over loads of melodrama and irritating weakness (which should make her more relatable, but makes me want to smack her). Then she excises this by drawing/writing graphic novels that are a underground cult hit. Seriously? She's apparently completely naive in sexual matters (she asked Mort and then Luther about oral sex, I kid you not--she should at least have known that that is not something to ask your not-friend about), and I'm supposed to believe this? From a girl who lives in a really horribly crappy part of town, and who grew up in foster care and should have at least some peripheral awareness? Though she doesn't listen to music and has never watched tv in her life (or something). Her character is horribly put together.

Luther Cross isn't much better. He's a 'man's man' who gropes Gaby. He does have a moment of 'why did I do that?!', but that doesn't excuse him. One wishes he was more professional and less, 'I want to get into her pants so badly'.

The most likable person, in my opinion, is Mort, and he's an irritating hanger-on, who doesn't seem to realize that maybe he should butt out of other people's business. But then horrible things happen around him and you think to yourself, 'poor guy', so maybe he's more of someone to pity than someone to actually like. Who knows.

The way the book is written isn't much better. Very dramatic (overly so). I rolled my eyes at a few phrases and the melodrama.

In a market glut with urban fantasy, you'll find dozens of books better than this one. (less)

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Apr 10, 2009 Alexis rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: readers of Kim Harrison

Shelves: paranormal, my-reviews

(I really toyed with rating this book 3 stars, because I guess I did like it, but a lot of it is so ridiculous that I had to give it 2.)

Gabrielle Cody is a twenty-one-year-old young women with a mission - from God. When there's evil around that needs to be dispatched, she receives a message in the form of intense physical pain that directs her to where she needs to be to fight it. While on a case to dispense with some creatures that have been mutated beyond the form of their own inner evil, she...more

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Jun 07, 2011 Angie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I picked this up because I enjoyed Lori foster's SBC series. This was labeled as a romance book, but I would probably put it in the urban fantasy category. It had some ideas of romance with the chemistry between luther and gaby, but I wouldn't put it at the level as most romance novels carry the sexual tension. That aside, I am enjoying the books. I am reading this after finishing another fantasy book and in spite of my love of the romance and sex, this book as kept me intrigued and the tension...more

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Dec 10, 2012 StrangeBedfellows added it · review of another edition

This book launches a new series for L.L. Foster, also known as Lori Foster, romance writer. I was quite intrigued when buying the book, but I found the reality to have fallen short of the expectations. I had not read any of her books, but I recognized her name and was hopeful. Though I can't give any concrete criticisms, I'm sorry to report that this book failed to pull me in. Perhaps it was the protagonist, Gabrielle Cody, that I didn't care for. An orphan able to see the demons walking among u...more

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Mar 15, 2013 Chibineko rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I struggled through this book and ultimately I have to say that I really didn't like this one. Why? There are so many issues that I'm not sure how to adequately put them all into this review without it sounding like a rant against the novel. I think that what might ultimately describe this book the best is that this would have been far better served as a short story or at most, a novella. There's the basis of an interesting story here, but there's not enough character development or story to jus...more I struggled through this book and ultimately I have to say that I really didn't like this one. Why? There are so many issues that I'm not sure how to adequately put them all into this review without it sounding like a rant against the novel. I think that what might ultimately describe this book the best is that this would have been far better served as a short story or at most, a novella. There's the basis of an interesting story here, but there's not enough character development or story to justify a full length novel. The audiobook narrator has a great voice and if not for her, I probably wouldn't have finished this, but that's just about all I can ultimately recommend.

There will be some spoilers in this review, so if you want to know if I recommend it, then I'd say probably not. If you're curious, get this one from the library. I wouldn't recommend buying this until you've finished it and maybe the second one. Maybe it'll improve, maybe it won't. All I know is that I won't be getting the next one.

First off, Gabi is too unpleasant of a character. I don't mind gritty characters with steel balls that are willing to call people on everything. It's part of what initially drew me to characters such as Anita Blake, after all. What kills Gabi is that at times her nastiness seems to be a little overly done to the point that when she's supposed to start caring for other people, it just feels a little hollow and forced. I honestly couldn't believe that she'd care at all for Mort, let alone feel anything romantic or sexual for Luther. There wasn't enough development for that.

I also found it really hard to believe that Gabi has never seen anyone perform oral sex on anyone else. Here is a woman that regularly sees hookers peddling their wares out on the streets, sometimes in plain sight of the main streets, but they've never performed that act? (Hint: this is actually one of the most, if not the most common act performed by prostitutes.) And then suddenly after seeing it the first time, Gabi's able to quickly and easily find someone doing it? It was pretty obvious that this plot element was added in order to really introduce the romance between Gabi and Luther. The reason I mention this specific element is because it's the best example of several parts in the book that felt more like they were sudden additions that were inserted into the novel because the author realized that she'd written herself into a corner. If not for this part, there would be no natural reason for Gabi to approach Luther, no way to introduce the romance.

Why I felt that this would have been better as a short story/novella is because ultimately there wasn't really that much story here. The book was best when it actually dealt with the beasties and monsters that Gabi had to fight. This is usually when we first hear about elements of her past and how she's been living. Unfortunately we're not given that much and what we are given is repeated fairly frequently. The book treats us to multiple scenes of Gabi arguing with people (namely Luther), telling them to go away, and so on. The bickering got really old after a while and at times I couldn't understand why Luther really bothered with Gabi. There wasn't a lot of chemistry between the two.

This book was just way too over the top in its attempts to be gritty and hard bitten, and in the process became more than a chore to finish. Awakening tried way too hard to eschew the idea of the UF and PNR genres and in so doing, became a mockery of itself. I was more disappointed when I discovered this was written by Lori Foster under a pseudonym, as I'd heard great things about her but this book? This was just disappointing. Get this from the library if you're curious. If the other reviews are any indication, you'll either love this to bits or hate it with a passion. I guess you can see which side I landed on.(less)

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Aug 14, 2010 Chris Jones rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I did not really read Lori Foster but I picked up this one under the name L.L. Foster. Yes call me the cover addict! An I read the back and decided okay, I will try it! I am SOOOOO glad I did! You will be too!
It is fast paced, kick ass herione who is a Pallitan and she is different. She sees evil like other people can't, we may feel it but not truly understand, but we cross the street to loose that clingy, evil feel you know. She is wicked with her fists and her blade, she carries it securely on...more

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Mar 28, 2009 chanceofbooks rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2009-read

My two stars reflect only my personal enjoyment of this story and isn't a critique on the writing which is fabulous. If you are a fan of Laurel K. Hamilton or similar, run to get this series--you will not be disappointed at all. This is an intriguing series with a kick-ass heroine and an empathetic hero. I'm not sure why it didn't work for me other than that I just don't like the genre--I love her work as Lori Foster so I really wanted to like this too. I just couldn't get into the whole mission...more

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Jan 01, 2011 Yolanda Sfetsos rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: urban-fantasy

OMG! This book was totally amazing. I LOVED every second of it. Honestly, it's a dark, gritty, filled-with-attitude ride. Gaby's got a few problems, one of which includes her being able to see demons among the humans. But she's still totally kick ass, and very interesting.

All the characters were so realistic and likeable, even with all their flaws.

Gaby and Luther's adventure isn't over. In fact, the next book is due out at the end of August. I, for one, can't wait until it comes out. This is an...more

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Mar 23, 2010 Sarah rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: only those who can handle harsh, and dark female leads

When I picked this book up, I thought it was going to be really dumb. The cover really didn't help! But I was amazed when I started reading it.

Finally a harsh female lead, that can be a total bad-ass and requires no men! Yes she falls for a guy and there is about 5% romance, but the rest is dark and grotesque. I loved that the main charector was a girl, but at the same time the whole book wasn't focused on making women look strong. She's not meant to be human-like so its ok that she does things...more

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Feb 14, 2011 Carmen Marie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal-books, series, demons, urban, crime, raw-and-gritty

I really enjoyed this book -- for the most part. The main character is strong and Foster gave her so much spunk! I even liked the supporting characters...they complimented Gaby so well. The book is a little dark and sometimes gruesome but reads smoothly. Because I read so many paranormal romances, I expected this to have a little more romance to it. I was a bit disappointed that it didnt (not that I was expecting sex)...I think the relationship between Gaby and Luther could have developed a litt...more

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Apr 23, 2011 Brittany Beavers rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I like this book but I will say the main female character Gaby in it is certainly not a fave of mine, atleast from this first book so far sher isnt. Hell it could be because there was a point in my life were I was a cold hearted ice queen myself but even I had my limits. Even though she expresses having a soft side here and there she still would come off having this attitude like if people didnt meet her standards they were pathetic which really would strike a nerve with me, not even I thought t...more

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Jul 07, 2010 Arec rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: series, blacklist, fantasy, paranormal, romance, demons, owned

I had to force myself past the first few pages due to their confusing descriptions and use of wording. Once I passed those, however, the novel went by fairly quickly.

First off, I would like to say that you can tell Fantasy/Sci-fi are not Ms. Foster's usual territory. It seemed that she was so focused on developing the romance part of the novel that she completely forgot that there was suppose to be plot development, too. She did bother to come up with a plot but it was neither creative nor origi...more I had to force myself past the first few pages due to their confusing descriptions and use of wording. Once I passed those, however, the novel went by fairly quickly.

First off, I would like to say that you can tell Fantasy/Sci-fi are not Ms. Foster's usual territory. It seemed that she was so focused on developing the romance part of the novel that she completely forgot that there was suppose to be plot development, too. She did bother to come up with a plot but it was neither creative nor original. A doctor abusing patients for their own purposes? A female heroine with special powers trying to stop an evil while a man who is her exact opposite is somehow attracted to her and demands that she do as he says to keep her safe? Nope, not original at all.

I was also annoyed by the complete lack of character history. I felt that Ms. Foster purposely made Gaby an abused victim to foster home with a lack of education. It worked out for Foster seeing as that Gaby as an educational unintelligent person who lack major social skill fit into the story rather well. I just wished that Foster had come up with a better background than that. It just seemed to like a lazy way out. Not to mention that she barely mention's Mort's history, and Luther's is just non-existent.

All in all, the story didn't seem original or well developed but I couldn't stop myself from reading it. I admit it's not a great novel, or even good for that matter. I still must also admit that I liked it and couldn't put it down. I bought the book for the paranormal aspect but ended up reading it for the romance. I just had to see if Luther and Gaby hooked up. However, Gaby's personality and mouth made it hard. I understand that they way she talked and acted was part of the character that was Gabrielle Cody, yet all her foul language and agreeableness made the novel unpleasant to read. I am not offending by cursing, but Gaby's was excessive to the point of annoying. Growing up where I have, it was unbelievable, however.

An interesting book if not taken seriously.
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Feb 05, 2010 M— rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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The blurb on the back cover proclaims:

"One of the most intriguing heroines since J.D. Robb's early Eve Dallas books." —Elizabeth Lowell

Myself a fan of the Eve Dallas books, I can tell you for sure: Nope, this is wrong. For one thing, Dallas is written as a believable character with such novel character elements as background history and a driving personality. And was given a place in an interesting plot set within a fabulously-built storyworld... a storyworld that, you know, had rules and made l...more

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Jan 31, 2009 Amber rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: scifi-fantasy-para

I really enjoyed this one. I really wasn't sure what to really expect from it but fear not disappointment was far away on this one. I read this one several times while I was at work (the library) and several times I had to really catch myself to keep from laughing out loud like a lunatic. It is both funny and crotesque. The main character's innocence was touching but kept in check by the fact that her skills keep her witnessing and doing things that mature her in ways normal people cannot compre...more

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May 12, 2009 Miriam rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: no one

Shelves: fantasy

Gaby feels horrible pain which leads her to find evil so that she can destroy it. For some reason, she chooses to battle evil in flip-flops. Luther is a cop who sees Gaby successfully defend herself against some men who grab her and decides this is suspicious. He procedes to follow her everywhere, invade her home without a warrant, threaten to arrest her for various violent crimes he has no clear reason to connect her with, verbally and physical harrass her, and grab her breasts. Did I mention t...more

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Jan 17, 2009 Phoebe rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Everyone!

Recommended to Phoebe by: Lori Foster

Shelves: reviewed, servant-series

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Jul 04, 2009 Katie(babs) rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

LL Foster, otherwise known as romance author Lori Foster has stretched her talents with this new gritty horror story. This is the first book in this series about twenty-one year old Gabby who has major issues. She is a loner, really from the moment she was born. She hates to be touched, has never been kissed and no parents or friends. She also curses up a storm, much like a truck driver. She rather not feel but she does, in the form of immense pain because she believes she is a servant from God...more

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Dec 05, 2007 Princess Allie rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

From what I could gather the book was about a 21 year old girl named Gabrielle Cody who has the power to fight evil. The story never really gives away what type of evil. The reader has to assume it's demons coming from hell or may be just evil in general. She fights in the name of God and claims God is basically her boss. Not exactly sure what her powers consist of, but what we get is that she can read people's aura's, fight, and strength, and may be she's super fast. Not sure if her face morph...more

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Nov 02, 2010 Barbara ~*Lindt Ninja*~ rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal, urban-fantasy, series

I was scrolling through the back of my Kindle and found the first two Servant books among some other treasures; I can't believe I never got to these earlier.

I enjoyed this a lot; it's got a good UF feel to it although it'd be classified as a paranormal. The dialogue in particular was terrific, Gaby's my kind of heroine, potty mouth and all and this was deliciously gory. There's barely any romance to speak of and no sex, but a good relationship with hero Luther's established that leads into book...more

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Jan 06, 2009 Shelley rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: december, paranormal

This book (or series, actually) has an interesting premise... if a little strange. The main character spends a lot of time stressing over the fact that she is a servant of God called to be his "muscle" from time to time. A Christian book? No. I wouldn't call it that. An interesting fantasy read? Yes. I like the fact that the characters is multi-dimensional - not all about fighting demons.

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Nov 28, 2008 Elizabeth marked it as to-read · review of another edition

Gabrielle Cody has the ability to see the demons among us as they really are-and the responsibility to destroy them.

She can't allow anyone to get in her way, even the magnetic Detective Luther Cross. Sensing a malevolent presence watching and stalking her, Gaby is drawn again and again to an abandoned hospital surrounded by an aura of sickness and suffering-and unimaginable evil.

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Aug 05, 2010 Cherry Mischievous rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: i-ve-read, nottoreadagain, own

I've read this book sometime ago so this review is retrospective. This book was recommended to me by a Facebook friend and so I went and bought it. After I've read it, I told my Facebook friend that I would not read any of his recommendations ever again. He then told me that LL Foster is his sister!! Of course I backpedalled furiously! I told Artie that the story telling quality was superb. Which it was! The story telling quality is a 5 out of 5. I must have said something sufficiently pacifying...more

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Feb 11, 2008 Lori Whitwam rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal, urban-fantasy

This reminds me a little bit of a very early Anita Blake book. The lead character is 21, tall and thin, spent her childhood in foster care, but was taken in by a priest when it became clear that she could sense true evil... and eliminate it. In this book, a gorgeous cop becomes suspicious of her because of her secretive nature and proximity to some unexplained murders. But there is a great evil, and she has to stop it. I was going to give this four stars, but settled for three because the parado...more

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Jul 09, 2008 Kat Warrior rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Recommended to Kat Warrior by: Quetzal

Though it has little do with with the actual plot, I learned how to make out from this book. No, I have never French-kissed before, but now I know how for future writing reference. Haha.

More seriously, this book is great horror/action story. I've never read one like it, and it's full of great characters and unexpected turns. Not only are the characters great, but they develop well. Don't let the cover fool you - Gabby is far from a "seducer". She doesn't even know the meaning of the word until t...more

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