Wicked Ever After (A Blud Novel Book 7), by Delilah S. Dawson
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Delilah S. Dawson’s award-winning Blud series comes full circle as Tish and Criminy, stars of Wicked as They Come, embark on a sexy and harrowing final adventure in a world RT Book Reviews calls “delightfully edgy with hidden charms.”Ever since landing in the magical world of Sang and falling in love with dashing ringmaster Criminy Stain, Tish has been waiting for the axe to fall. Until her dying grandmother’s last breath on Earth, Tish can’t bring herself to give up her all-too human frailty and commit to life on Sang as a youthful, long-lived Bludman like her handsome husband. But when a peculiar twist of fate delivers Tish’s grandmother to Sang, an unexpected chain of events forces Tish and Criminy to embark on one last wild adventure. From old friends to new and into the lair of terrifying enemies, the couple’s love and longevity will be pushed to the brink by each harrowing encounter. Is blud thicker than blood, and can Tish and Crim find their wicked ever after?
Wicked Ever After (A Blud Novel Book 7), by Delilah S. Dawson- Amazon Sales Rank: #86789 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-10-05
- Released on: 2015-10-05
- Format: Kindle eBook
About the Author Delilah S. Dawson is the author of Hit, Servants of the Storm, the Blud series, Star Wars: “The Perfect Weapon,” a variety of short stories and comics, and Wake of Vultures, written as Lila Bowen. She lives in north Georgia with her family and a fat mutt named Merle. Find her online at WhimsyDark.com.
From AudioFile “Delightfully edgy with hidden charms.” (RT Book Reviews) “If you’re looking for a unique character driven fantasy with a steampunk romance flavoring, then I wholeheartedly recommend Wicked As They Come.” (Smexybooks) “After finishing another installment in this series, I find myself already looking forward to what’s coming next.” (Fiction Vixen.com)
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. This steampunk paranormal mix-up is set in a beautifully dark and unique world By Annie Slasher (Booked & Loaded) I received this title from the publisher. All opinions are my own and are not influenced in any way.Wicked Ever After is the fourth book in Delilah S. Dawson’s Blud series. This steampunk paranormal mix-up is set in a beautifully dark and unique world, but this installment left me a bit uneasy.Dawson did something that is not regularly done in paranormal romance. Wicked Ever After tied up not only the HEA, but their future was laid out as well. I cannot say TOO much about that without revealing spoilers galore. Dawson touched on Tish’s inability to reproduce in the first few books, but I don’t remember that being much of a focus, more like a driving force to some of her behaviors and beliefs. However, her reproductive abilities were front and center in this story, leaving me lacking in my ability to relate to the character. I am sure I am the minority that, as a women, my ability to have children, or belief that I could not, never defined so many of my emotions and thoughts. Tish also seemed ridiculously slow to accept facts that those she trusted and cared about repeatedly attempted to tell her. I don’t remember this being a personality trait in the prior books.Part of this final installment included Tish’s grandmother that she brought to Sang and changed, just before she passes away from old age. And wow does that s*** go wrong. Imagine finding out your grandmother, that you had been caring for on your own, really didn’t want much to do with you. The real issue with me was at the basis of the grandmothers thoughts. She seemed to blame Tish for not “really knowing her”, even though she had grownup with her. I hate to say it, but that would be your own fault. I had no sympathy for her harsh attitude and her ability to blame everyone else.My issues with this book were not really writing issues. The author is a talented storyteller and creates vivid images with her well placed words. This book just didn’t work because of character and personality conflicts with my own, I believe. Having the two focal points of the story not only not connect with me as a reader, but they hit on a few things I didn’t expect to be bothered by so much. It made me feel uneasy that I was unable to relate to the female characters concern about not being able to have children and I felt uneasy that someone a character had unselfishly sacrificed so much for, would be so cold and indifferent towards one another.I rate Wicked Ever After 2.5 out of 5 Bullets.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. A Farewell to a Series Done Well- Dark, Gritty, Passionate Paranormal Steampunk Romance at Its Best! By Sophia Rose I had no expectations that the author would return to Criminy and Tish's story and the Criminy's circus where this whole delightful series got started. Bravo, Ms. Dawson! I didn't realize how badly I wanted it until it was suddenly a possibility so I snatched it up and devoured it like the sweetest, most sinful morsel.The story is indeed a follow-up book focused on Crim and Tish, but it also was a reunion story that brought together everyone from all the previous books and novellas. It felt like coming home when I returned to the world of Sang and I absolutely recommend getting these in order.The story opens with Tish facing down a decision that she does not want to make. The witch's curse has literally sucked the life out of her and continues to do so, but she won't let Criminy take the last of her humanity and Blud her. She says it is because of her dear gran back in the earth world, but deep down it is fear of the final, irrevocable change. She is abrupt and stormy, but Criminy is there beside her even when she leaps at the new idea of bringing her gran across and letting Criminy blud her to save her from dying. Criminy is reluctant, but does it for Tish.Tish soon finds that her young, youthful gran who insists on being called Ruby is nothing like she expected. Ruby is flamboyant and daring and dismissive of Tish. Then she is gone from the circus. Criminy advises Tish to let Ruby go, but she can't. So off they go on a dangerous adventure to find Ruby who has gone in search of a powerful dark witch. In the end, Tish is forced to face her fears and not just a few facts and may lose that which is most important to her.Alright, being reunited with Criminy, Tish, and the rest of the gang in Sang was an absolute treat beyond measure. The worldbuilding was just as colorful, unsettling, dangerous, and exciting as ever. The tone was so well-done the way I had no trouble feeling like I was visiting a bizarre new place.There was lots of familiar settings and characters, but I loved that the adventure took me into a new situation of 'what happens after happily ever after' for people like Criminy and Tish. Tish is stubborn and impulsive and Criminy is devilishly attractive in that foreign macabre way of his. The story cements them as a couple through thick and thin. I loved that they got so much page time together. And the adventure was not easy nor was it loss, but it kept my attention riveted to the very end. I probably should have detested Ruby, but I found her a most interesting character that made a scene absolutely crackle with tension. I had no trouble seeing the situation in a way that the heroine, Tish could not and didn't until near the end with Criminy's help.The adventure was dark and gritty like it can get in the Blud series. The author isn't afraid to let the monsters in this world whether they are good or bad or a bit of both out. The blend of fantasy, paranormal, and steampunk is done well. By this story, most of it goes unexplained and is just assumed which was fun in its familiar feel.The romance is an ongoing relationship, but it never felt staid or settled. Criminy is as larger than life, passionate, and dangerous as ever and has no trouble getting Tish out of her head and off her worries. He worries for her in this story and it was sweet to see him expose that vulnerability to Tish. It was a nice blend of scorching passion and tender romance.All in all, this last book of the Blud series was all that a last book should be. Do I still want more visits to Sang? You bet! But if I have to say good-bye then this farewell was done well. I would recommend this series to those who enjoy a bit of macabre, some grit, and some passion in a blending of paranormal and steampunk in a fantasy world.My thanks to Net Galley for the opportunity to read this book in exchange for an honest review.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Love this amazing world! By Marta Cox For six years Tish has enjoyed the love and passion of the vampire like Criminy Stain. Forced to constantly travel between the land of Sang and Earth as she watches her beloved Nana slowly and painfully fight her last battle to stay alive. Tish was cruelly tricked by a witch and now her own body is ageing at an accelerated rate but her amazing husband Crim still waits to make her like him. When a chance conversation with Nana presents Tish with an idea it sets off a chain of events with the most bizarre consequences ! No longer is Crim confident that he can protect Tish and together they will truly discover whether or not blood really is thicker than water!Ok my hands are up as I confess I've only read the first book in this series but when I spotted this I just couldn't resist. Nana is dying and we begin to understand just how the ravages of time affect the human body and being trapped in your own skin is not always pleasant. What's worse though is discovering how different a person can be when suddenly faced with a whole new world of experiences and possibilities! Nana gives Tish the shock of her life and I'm afraid it's heartbreaking. As for Crim well his confidence and abilities are sorely tested and this Bludman is not a superman but surprisingly human. Well played Ms Dawson, I really enjoyed seeing both sides of the coin and even if I didn't like certain aspects as personalities seem to do a complete turn I could fully understand the reasons. An adventure like no other but lots of characters appear which was a tad confusing but for those who have followed this series a blissful epilogue with possibilities of a future spinoff. This is a passionate love story admittedly but will appeal I think to those like myself who enjoy steampunk or urban fantasy. So sad to leave the world of Sang but it's been a rip roaring blast! I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review
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