Thursday, May 1, 2014

Swoon Thursday #88 ~ Endless by Jessica Shirvington



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Here's how it works. From the book you're currently reading, or one you just finished, tell us what made you SWOONWhat got your heart pounding, your skin tingling, and your stomach fluttering.

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My Swoon for this week comes from:

Endless
(The Violet Eden Chapters #4)

by
Jessica Shirvington

First - The Blurb:




Love will kill us all.

Angels are real. They aren't always kind. Violet Eden is certain of all this because she is Grigori - part angel, part human. She has felt the influence of both light and dark. 

When Hell unleashes its worst, Violet must embrace every facet of her angel self to save the people she cares about and the world as she knows it. But death is not the worst thing that Violet will face. For her, the endless question 'Can love conquer all?' will finally be answered.


Second - My Swoon:

He carried me upstairs, stopping along the way to back me into the wall, to press against me and kiss me in that way of his that ignited every kind of fire conceivable. Slowly, meaningfully, his lips moved with single-minded purpose, telling me with every deliberate touch that he loved me. It reminded me of the first kiss we'd shared and I knew now, that was the moment my soul discovered his and decided they belonged together.


This book is packed with action, some swoon worthy, some not. Definitely a great continuation to the story, although I should warn, it does leave off on a bit of a cliff hanger.



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Okay, so what do you think?

If you liked my Swoon, please leave a comment below!


9 comments:

  1. I love those kind of kisses, being carried and backed against a wall.... Nice one Marilyn! I think I need to read this series!

    Naomi @ Nomi’s Paranormal Palace

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  2. Never heard of this series but I love angel stories so I'll have to check it out. In the meantime, here's My Swoon :)

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  3. Awww so sweet. Love kisses against the wall? What could be better.

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  4. OKay you are killing me with these teasers and swoons! I must must must catch up on this series! Love it!

    Teresa @ Readers Live A Thousand Lives

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  5. Swoonalicious, Marilyn! I really must read this series! :)

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  6. This swoon had a great balance of sweet and spicy!

    My Swoon: http://booksnifferbookreviews.blogspot.com/2014/05/swoon-thursday-fire-of-stars-and.html

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  7. I love when the swoons are sexy, sweet, and meaningful. I hove how he's showing his love for her through his kisses! Great Swoon Marilyn :)

    Lindy@ A Bookish Escape

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  8. The first four words were enough. I'm sold :D

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    Alyssa @ The Eater of Books!

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