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Review & Giveaway: Sacrifice - R.M Gilmore

Sacrifice (Dylan Hart Odyssey of the Occult #3)Sacrifice by R.M. Gilmore
Bex's rating: 5 of 5 stars
R.M. Gilmore has truly out done herself in her latest instalment of her sassy Dylan Hart series. To put it simply, I loved Sacrifice, so darn much. My stomach is still funny - nervous excitement I assume, if not I just may need to fart. It is everything I hoped it would be and so much more.

I was left a little shell shocked by the events of Sacrifice, but I think it was an amazing turn of events! How the story unfolds will really impact on the kick-ass heroine, Dylan, massively so and I think this is a good thing. Lots of the unanswered questions in this series are really coming together and we're finally getting some amazing answers.

At the end, I sat for a few moments. Confused. Not about the book, but wondering why in the hell, R.M. Gilmore's series hasn't been snatched up by a big publishing house. It's original, and ballsy, and flippin' amazing.

I just don't get it.

R.M's writing, while fabulous before, has tightened so much. Her descriptive detail especially has become beautifully finely tuned. It really is a remarkable follow up. The author has one hell of a book on her hands, one that you should definitely be checking out.

Sacrifice (Dylan Hart Odyssey of The Occult #3)

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Dylan has found herself in quite the conundrum...oh shit, who are we kidding?

She's ass deep in death and it's knocking down her door. Literally.
Endless Night left you with your heart pounding and your stomach in your butt...book three will flip you upside down and take you on a ride that'll leave your knees quivering and your head lying on the floor...literally.


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