Envy: A Novel of the Fallen Angels: 3 - J. R. Ward Reviews
Newest Review: ... to be investigated incase it was him that tried to kill the killer! Sophia Reilly has been charged with investigating Veck, ... more
... which unfortunately means mixing business with pleasure as her interest in him is both professional and increasing personal!
This of course makes Veck the ideal candidate to play out the next chapter of the heaven and hell game that will determine either life as we now it, or eternal damnation for us all!
Enter Jim Heron, newly fallen angel or has to battle against Davina (the representative for hell, and a right nasty little demon!), instead of worrying about the task in hand, which of course is to influence Veck ...more
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After reading the first two books within this series of books, I was more than pleased to find the third book just sitting and waiting for me at my local library last week (yes I am that sad! Lol!). The book in question is "Envy" by J R Ward. Seven deadly sins and seven souls to save, one a piece and the competition is neck and neck, with everything to play for........ Thomas "Veck" DelVecchio is a homicide detective with a dark childhood, his father is a world famous serial killer, who murdered a string of women, including Veck's own mother. He has always felt that he has lived his life on a knife edge, ... Read the complete review
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