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Book Review: Skin Deep – TG. Ayer

Synopsis:

Panther Shape-shifter Kailin Odel just wants to be normal. Leaving her clan, and her Alpha responsibilities, to live with her grandmother in Chicago had been the best thing for her. Only then did she discover her ability to track and kill the soul sucking undead creatures called Wraiths. Now she protected the humans, and had something to be proud of.

But, when she discovers the body of a murdered shape shifter, Kailin has to come to terms with the reality that her own kind are just as vulnerable as the humans.

The closer Kailin gets to the killer the more she has to face the intricacies of her people. When the time comes can she accept who and what her real purpose is?

My thoughts:

Wow. This book is mesmerizing, spine-chilling, and riveting. T G. Ayer did an unbelievable job at melding all these different aspects together into a well-rounded novel. The main character, Kailin Odel, has a bit of an issue with Wraiths, and so she has taken it upon herself to hunt them down, and protect the humans.

I absolutely loved Kailin’s character. She knows right from wrong, she trusts her instincts, and she knows her limits – sometimes, and she has an attitude to boot. I could really relate to this character, because she is so passionate about what she does.

When she discovers that people of her own ilk are dying and being abducted, it cuts pretty close to home.

Kailin develops a connection to Logan, the cop investigating the murders that Kailin is inadvertently involved in. The majority of women can definitely relate to how it feels when you meet someone new, and wanting to know everything about them. The fact that Logan is involved in the investigation and obviously has his own secrets, should slap a big ‘Do NOT get involved’ sticker across his forehead, but as Kailin becomes even more involved in the investigation, with him things get nice and heated. (I secretly nicknamed his Mr. Sexypants, whenever he walked into the room. Shhh.)

Each character in this book has their secrets and stories to tell, and I loved the way that T G. Ayer interrelated and weaved everything seamlessly together. The romantic notions could have been seriously banked on throughout this book, but I was more than impressed that the author didn’t do that. She stuck to the script, and fulfilled my expectations of a wonderful story. But now that I have read the book, I know there is much more to this story, and to be honest – I did not want this to end.

I can’t wait for the next book to come out!

I highly recommend this book, whether you like thrillers, paranormal, or even romance. This is a 5 star read, and personally, I can’t wait to buy a hard copy, and place it proudly on my bookshelf.

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If you would like to purchase this book – then please visit Skin Deep on Amazon

 
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Posted by on May 16, 2013 in Write Review

 

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Versatile Blogger Award

Wow. I have been humbled beyond belief. Today, this blog earned itself an award from TG Ayer. Go check out her blog if you get the chance, it’s a wonderful space to spend time in. She has also named a bunch of other blogs that she believes deserves this award, and I’m feeling rather proud by the blogging company that Parchment Place finds itself in.

As part of accepting this award, I have to tell you seven things that you never knew about me.

  1. The oven has a personal vendetta against me. This isn’t to say that I can’t cook… because I can. It’s just that every time I put anything near it, it decides that it’s had enough, and burns everything – just to spite me.
  2. I want to travel to every country in the world. Yes, I do realise that this could be a dangerous mission with some parts of the world, but there is nothing quite like travel-bug thrills.
  3. Once upon a time, a long long time ago, my life aspiration was to become an architect.
  4. I am an extremely typical Aquarian. See here for more of a defined explanation.
  5. Even though I have always been a bit of a tomboy, I truly thought that I was some sort of tough princess when I was little, and that one day my knight in shining armour would one day ride by, and pluck me off my pedestal. I was never into pink, barbies, or any of the girly stuff… but I did like shiny sparkly things. (I was probably a magpie in my previous life.)
  6. I was trained by both of my mothers and grandmother to be a violinist, pianist, dancer, and show-jumper. My father trained me to be a lateral thinker, artist, and strategic thinker for the greater good.
  7. I love dragons. Not the pretty sparkly ones, but the more vicious ones. Preferably ones like the Welsh Dragon that resides on top of my desk, or Chinese dragons. This does not mean that I want to come face to face with a real one though! I will not be running up to it to give it a cuddle or a smooch.

So, after all that embarrassing personal stuff, I’m going to pass this award on to a few blogs that are very versatile, and definitely deserve it. Go check these amazing blogs out if you get the chance. You will find them amusing, packed with information, and you never know what sort of diamonds and shiny sparkly things you might find in their midst.

And as promised to TG Ayer, I here are the images of my writing spaces at home:

My library

My bedroom writing space

 
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Posted by on April 17, 2011 in Writer's Journey

 

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