Last Rite - Tapa blanda

"Frannie is a delightful heroine, full of spunk." --RT Book Reviews"Fans of sexy encounters between celestials and infernals will eat this up." --Kirkus Reviews on Original Sin"Some wild twists...Readers may have to take breaks to cool down." --Booklist on Personal Demons"Full of shivers, surprises, and sultry romance. You'll be laughing one moment and shrieking the next." --Andrea Cremer, New York Times bestselling author of Nightshade, on Personal Demons Frannie is a delightful heroine, full of spunk. "RT Book Reviews" Fans of sexy encounters between celestials and infernals will eat this up. "Kirkus Reviews on Original Sin" Some wild twists Readers may have to take breaks to cool down. "Booklist on Personal Demons" Full of shivers, surprises, and sultry romance. You'll be laughing one moment and shrieking the next. "Andrea Cremer, New York Times bestselling author of Nightshade, on Personal Demons"" "Frannie is a delightful heroine, full of spunk."--"RT Book Reviews""Fans of sexy encounters between celestials and infernals will eat this up."--"Kirkus Reviews" on "Original Sin ""Some wild twists...Readers may have to take breaks to cool down.""--Booklist "on "Personal Demons" "Full of shivers, surprises, and sultry romance. You'll be laughing one moment and shrieking the next."--Andrea Cremer, "New York Times" bestselling author of "Nightshade," on "Personal Demons"

In this final installment of the thrilling, edgy "Personal Demons" series, the battle between Heaven and Hell has become critical, and Frannie Cavanaugh is right at the centre of it. With the help of the powerful angel Gabe and demon-turned-mortal Luc, Frannie has been able to stay one step ahead of the forces of Hell. But when the demons killed Frannie's best friend and destroyed her brother, they raised the stakes. If Frannie wants to keep her family and friends safe, she knows she has no choice but to go on the run. Their best defence is the power Frannie has been struggling to master, but her attempts to hone her skill go horribly awry. If Frannie doesn't learn fast, the consequences could be devastating - even apocalyptic. What happens when you can't outrun Hell ...or trust the ones you love?