HELL HATH NO FURY
PARANORMAL/ROMANTIC SUSPENSE
AUTHOR:
Skye Jordan
RELEASE DATE:
September 7, 2023
PUBLISHER:
Cygnet Books
ISBN/ ASIN NUMBER :
978194476515
RATING:
4
Jessica Fury is a Washington lobbyist. She has never
forgotten the incident that took both her husband and her happiness. Jessica’s
former hazmat team re-enters her life with a shocking revelation. The surprise
could make her happy or it could destroy her for good. Can Jessica and her
friends expose the one responsible for the chemical fire five years ago? Will
they ever discover who Q really is?
Q has spent five years as a human lab rat. He remembers
nothing of his former life. Q dreams of a certain woman who made his captivity
tolerable. When he is rescued by strangers, Q comes face-to-face with the woman
from his dreams. Now they must evade the unscrupulous people who want him back.
Will Q ever get his memories back? Or will he be forced to return to his
captors?
I just could not like Jessica. She is not the type of
heroine I like to read; she came off too wishy-washy for my tastes. I could not
empathize with her at all. Yeah, I understand that people deal with grief in
myriad of ways. I get that. It just did not work here with her. Jessica’s
personality is what kept me from enjoying the story. Which is ironic, since I
did not mind her so much when the book was first released. Now I just find her
too pitiful.
My heart went out to Q/Quiad. The man had undergone so many
horrors by unscrupulous people. I like how he found a lifeline with his dreams
of Jessica. They kept him from giving up and becoming a killing machine.
HELL HATH NO FURY is the third book in Skye Jordan’s
romantic suspense series, PHOENIX RIDING. The author must have got her rights
back from Kensington and re-released the series. HELL HATH NO FURY’s former
title is RUSH. I remember when the
author first released this series back in 2012 and 2013 under her pseudonym
Joan Swan.
At the time, I really enjoyed the first three books. The
fourth, SHATTER, I never got around to reading because it too is a
second-chance story. I am not a fan of that trope, so I hit my limit of
tolerance with the second and third book. I wanted something different and more
for my boy Mitch.
I had a difficult time getting immersed in the story this
time around. Things I did not mind back then grated and annoyed me now. I know
my preferences have changed, and I suspect that played a significant role. I
noticed the author updated the technology in the story’s new version.
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