I've loved all of Sherilee's contemporary romances that I've read so far and since paranormal romance is my fav genre I'm overjoyed that one of my favorite writers has a new series. So this book was the first of her paranormal romances that I've read and I was not disappointed. The whole angles and demons, fight for power over the earth trope always make for interesting reading.

Eve gets throw into the deep end of this battle and the one who happens to be her savior has to be the most unsociable of the Knights of Hell and with good reason. He's the reason that his brothers are in this mess in the first place. Eve is his fated mate and claiming her, may help their situation. But his personal demons are too strong and Eve is destined to become collateral damage if he gives in to his natural urges. Fortunately, Eve is the only one who can calm him, center and settle him when he is overwhelmed. And she's definitely not going to give up or give in without saving him first.

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Knight's Redemption (Knights of Hell, #1) was an explosive start to a really imaginative new paranormal series.
Always a risk trying on a new author for size in this instance that chance paid off and I will definitely be continuing on with this addictive story.
The basic premise here is that we have Knights of hell: part Angel part Demon: protecting humankind from these instruments of evil: whilst at the same time fighting their own inner demon to stop themselves from succumbing to there dark side.
These knights have one true mate out there in the world: one special woman who can halt the darkness and stop it encroaching: the light to there dark if you will.
Eve is this for Lazarus and despite his rapidly progressing Demon-side, he doesn't feel he personally deserves or even wants a mate.
Lazarus's past has a huge hold on his present frame of mind: but he needs Eve and also has a job to protect her as she is a demi-demon whose newly emerging powers are like a beacon to the wrong kind as well as her potential new mate.
So this was such an easy read managing to capture my interest very easily indeed.
Told from dual POV ( which is my favourite ) this was a fascinating view take on the Demons and Angels angle.
Being the first in a new series this tantalized rather than bombarded the reader with new information: cleverly setting the stage whilst still withholding a lot of the pieces I will be extremely interested to see where this tale is ultimately heading: no matter I'm fully onboard and invested now.
My one criticism here was I wasn't a big fan of the making assumptions angle.
What I mean is deciding what someone is thinking or mind reading without giving the other a chance to actually say:
Making decisions by yourself is frankly insulting to the other's intelligence.
Both Eve and Lazarus are both guilty of this particular transgression and the back and forth pull because of this was bloody exhausting and extremely infuriating indeed.
but besides this the rest here was fabulous for me: This had just the right balance of action versus romance for me.
I for one will be watching closely to see where The Knights Of Hell is heading.
This one definitely gets a thumbs up from my corner.
I voluntary reviewed an Arc of Knight's Redemption (Knights of Hell, #1)
All opinions expressed are entirely my own.



Reviewed By Beckie Bookworm
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Knight's Redemption (Knights of Hell, #1) was an explosive start to a really imaginative new paranormal series.
Always a risk trying on a new author for size in this instance that chance paid off and I will definitely be continuing on with this addictive story.
The basic premise here is that we have Knights of hell: part Angel part Demon: protecting humankind from these instruments of evil: whilst at the same time fighting their own inner demon to stop themselves from succumbing to there dark side.
These knights have one true mate out there in the world: one special woman who can halt the darkness and stop it encroaching: the light to there dark if you will.
Eve is this for Lazarus and despite his rapidly progressing Demon-side, he doesn't feel he personally deserves or even wants a mate.
Lazarus's past has a huge hold on his present frame of mind: but he needs Eve and also has a job to protect her as she is a demi-demon whose newly emerging powers are like a beacon to the wrong kind as well as her potential new mate.
So this was such an easy read managing to capture my interest very easily indeed.
Told from dual POV ( which is my favourite ) this was a fascinating view take on the Demons and Angels angle.
Being the first in a new series this tantalized rather than bombarded the reader with new information: cleverly setting the stage whilst still withholding a lot of the pieces I will be extremely interested to see where this tale is ultimately heading: no matter I'm fully onboard and invested now.
My one criticism here was I wasn't a big fan of the making assumptions angle.
What I mean is deciding what someone is thinking or mind reading without giving the other a chance to actually say:
Making decisions by yourself is frankly insulting to the other's intelligence.
Both Eve and Lazarus are both guilty of this particular transgression and the back and forth pull because of this was bloody exhausting and extremely infuriating indeed.
but besides this the rest here was fabulous for me: This had just the right balance of action versus romance for me.
I for one will be watching closely to see where The Knights Of Hell is heading.
This one definitely gets a thumbs up from my corner.
I voluntary reviewed an Arc of Knight's Redemption (Knights of Hell, #1)
All opinions expressed are entirely my own.



Reviewed By Beckie Bookworm
https://www.facebook.com/beckiebookworm/
www.beckiebookworm.com ( )