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With every circle, hell is getting hotter...
Ciera and her three companions are travelling further into the nine circles, more determined than ever before. But it isn't just demons and trials they have to worry about, the Devil has set his eye on Ciera and is doing everything possible to stop her succeeding.
She's determined not to let him, and with her men by her side, and her new talents emerging, there's nothing Ciera can't do. But there's always a price to pay in hell....
A reverse harem based on Dante's Inferno, but with a kickass heroine instead of a lovesick old poet. Book two of the Infernal Descent series.
Read Online Hell Weeping A retelling of Dante Inferno Infernal Descent Skye MacKinnon Bea Paige 9781791681067 Books
"Ciera is traveling ever deeper into hell to rescue her sister. Her three companions have become even closer to her and together they’re willing to face anything. This story is spell-binding and kept me hooked from the very first page."
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Hell Weeping A retelling of Dante Inferno Infernal Descent Skye MacKinnon Bea Paige 9781791681067 Books Reviews :
Hell Weeping A retelling of Dante Inferno Infernal Descent Skye MacKinnon Bea Paige 9781791681067 Books Reviews
- I’ve never read Dante’s Inferno, so I can’t speak to the similarities since the title of the book says it’s a retelling. What I can say about this book is that it is a great sequel to Hell’s Calling! The journey through the circles of Hell continue in this book. We learn a little more about the characters, and things heat up (and it’s not because they are in Hell if you know what I mean 😉). This is a RH series so if that’s not “your cup of tea†then I suggest bypassing these books. Overall great storyline and I can’t wait until book 3 comes out!
- This series just keeps getting better! The deeper Ciera and her guys travel into the circles, the more interesting, and dangerous it gets. And after that epilogue, I really hope we get Tris' story too! I need more and I'll be impatiently waiting for book 3!!
- Ciera is traveling ever deeper into hell to rescue her sister. Her three companions have become even closer to her and together they’re willing to face anything. This story is spell-binding and kept me hooked from the very first page.
- This book is starting to heat up. They continue moving through the circles gaining companions along the way. I'm growing so attached to the personalities and the people. I can't wait to continue the story.
- I love this series so much. The story is so unique and the characters have captured my heart. I highly recommendâ£ï¸
- Bea and Skye did a fabulous job with this sequel to their Dante's Inferno reimagined story, Hell's Calling! Bea and Skye did amazing world building in Book 1 and they really focused on building the relationships between Ciera and her 3 delicious men, which I wholeheartedly enjoyed. In this part of the series, we get to see Ciera kick more butt with her archery skills, see her walls come down (along with some of the guys), introduced to new side characters that are sometimes fun and sometimes sooooo bad hahaha.
I was blown away from the prologue alone, it kinda hits you in the gut when you realize what's going on, but it makes for a more intense and amazing story. I didn't see all the twists coming in this story which was a nice change of pace to some stories recently that you could see what was going to happen way in advance. I will say I was head over heels for Ceb in Book 1 and liked Maro too. I could care less about Plutus in Book 1, buuuuuut Bea and Skye really changed my mind. I liked seeing the different sides to the guys and the cave scene..... *fans self*. Also liked the tension that was created with everyone the farther into hell they went (esp. the light situation with Maro and how that was resolved).
I can't wait to meet Lucifer and see how Ciera handles him. I think Bea and Skye nailed the darker parts of this story, taking some notes from Dante himself. The trees man, those things hit me in the feels (not the best thing while reading it on a plane with my coworker right next to me haha). I will say there were some British phrases I was completely clueless about and had to ask Google/ask some Brits to help me out haha. All in all, create follow up to Book 1 and here's to hoping Book 3 is in our near future â¤ï¸ - This book seemed to have been a long time coming and it was definitely worth the wait. I loved the continuation of Ciera's journey through Hell with her men (who are absolutely hotter than Hell) to save her little sister. Bea and Skye have done a fantastic job in co-authoring this book. I couldn't see the join!
After an intriguing prologue which gives us insight that Ciera does not have, this book starts where Hell's Calling finished, dropping us right into the action.
Ciera is strong, brave, and loving. She adores her little sister and is growing to adore her three companions as well. Her feelings for each of her three men are becoming more obvious, to them and to us, and their feelings for her are no mystery. The three men are distinct characters and I love them all. Who wouldn't? They are following her through Hell of their own accord, not quite sure why they started this journey but well aware of why they are continuing it. They are her companions and protectors and want to be so much more. So far, it has been a slow burn but the temperature rises now and Ciera finds out just how much they want her. The escalation of their relationship felt organic and just right for the pace of the book, the troubles they have faced, and the situation they found themselves in.
Ciera's resolve to reach the centre of Hell and rescue her sister from Lucifer is stronger than ever, but each Circle presents its own challenge. One of the Circles in particular throws a real curve ball at Ciera, which I did not see coming, and leaves us teetering on that awful cliff edge as the book finishes. The epilogue promises much for the next book which I anticipate will be even better than this one.
