From The Ashes

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Review for From the Ashes by Cait McCarter

From The Ashes
Cait McCarter
The Wild Rose Press
Release Date: Jan 28, 2009
Fantasy Faery Miniature
Page Count: 86
Seal Rating: Black Seal - Fantastic Read.

Blurb:

The memory of her pyreweld demon lover haunts HANNAH REED. Two years ago, WILL CALDWELL deserted her for a female demon, extinguishing a fiery passion in Hannah's heart. Left to rekindle scattered feelings, Hannah turns more and more to her old friend MICHAEL PARKER. Until the day he announces that he loves her—the same day Hanna senses Will's return to their small Texas town. Hannah flees to New York City rather than choose between them. But when her life is placed in danger, will her strength claws its way forward and allow her heart to make a decision?

Review:

I thoroughly enjoyed From The Ashes, once I started to read I found it hard to put the story down. Cait McCarter delivers likeable character in Hannah and Michael. You can feel Michael’s pain when he realizes Will has returned and he could lose the woman he loves. Ms. McCarter’s writing style draws you into the story and the lives of the characters, the dialogue is fresh and flows easily. It’s a great read and one that I would recommend to fans of this genre.

Reviewed by Sandie