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Review: Lost in Prophecy - S.M. Reine

Lost in Prophecy (Ascension, #5)Lost in Prophecy by S.M. Reine
Lynn's rating: 4 of 5 stars

Elsie, a demon, is running hell. Things aren't going so great. Someone has betrayed her and someone is trying to assassinate her. Elsie is trying to free human slaves from hell. When she receives a message about the disappearance of three thousand people, she discovers that the werewolves may be behind the disappearances. Sallosa attempts to kill Elsie and fails but he does end up doing damage to her. Rylie, the packleader, is having problems of her own, someone is betraying her and her mate is missing.

The friendship between Elsie and Rylie seemed so unlikely but yet it works. I have to say the book is action packed and there is so much going on at times it seemed hard to keep up. Yet it holds your attention. Between Elsie and James there seemed like something more should be going on, but I guess they have to much history to get passed. He has betrayed her to many times. At times, it is hard to figure who is on what side, some seemed to bounce back and forth. Be warned, there is a major cliff hanger at the end.


Lost in Prophecy (Ascension #5)

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Book 5, The Ascension Series

Elise Kavanagh is too busy liberating slaves in the City of Dis to worry about what’s happening on Earth. She hasn’t even noticed that more than three thousand people have gone missing—not until an anonymous client hires her organization, The Hunting Club, to rescue them. The man asking for help doesn’t seem to exist. But the trail of clues is too strange to ignore, and she finds herself caught in the investigation. Werewolf Alpha Rylie Gresham is absorbed in troubles of her own. The pack is disobeying her, and the cult camped out in Northgate seems to be the source of the problem. Her mate, Abel, has resolved to fix it one way or another—even if it means going over Rylie’s head. Through secrets, lies, and assassination attempts, Elise and Rylie find that they have a new enemy in common. And what it takes to prevail might mean shattering the universe...
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