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ISBN:	1937085732 (ISBN13: 9781937085735)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Bloodlines #2
Characters:	Lilith, Keira Jameson, Lily Tierney, Eligos, Lucian Turner, Tyler Rickman, Danny Goodwin, Jake Culver, Marley Roberts, Beth Roberts

Torment (Bloodlines #2) Paperback | Pages: 308 pages

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Keira has been through Hell, literally..... But now she’s back, and stronger than ever! In this second gripping instalment of the Bloodlines trilogy Keira and her friends – Lily, Lucian, Tyler, Jake and Danny – continue to try and understand their elemental powers, and protect themselves from their enemies, whose ultimate goal is to destroy them. This time, the stakes are higher – what seems to be a demon rebellion has broken out in hell and the Earth is plunged into chaos. Their problem is, no one – not even Lucifer himself – knows who the rebel leader is. It seems only Keira, her frightened but determined friends, and a new ally – a demon named Eligos - can find out who this person or thing is, why they are suddenly causing so much bloodshed, pain and upset for everyone, and destroy them. Bloody awesome battles, amazing feats of magic, and a stronger-than-death passion, make for an intoxicating, unforgettable read in this powerfully imagined fantasy...

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Title	:	Torment (Bloodlines #2)
Author	:	Lindsay Anne Kendal
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 308 pages
Published	:	November 1st 2011 by World Castle Publishing (first published October 31st 2011)
Categories	:	Paranormal. Vampires. Fantasy. Horror. Young Adult

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Once again I apologise for the late review. Torment...well what can I say... it really does torment you. This story goes a lot deeper than Bloodlines did. We learn a lot more about Keira and the young mens families, and the best part, we see a whole lot more of Eligos. *swoons*Keira and her friends are being tormented in every sense of the word by the person or thing that wants to kill them. The group are close to exhaustion and being torn apart on occasions. There are a lot more fight scenes, a

GrippingThis book is truly fabulous, I imagined myself as Keira , with friends, ready to start the next instalment, can't wait

Keira has returned to her friends, three weeks after she had died. While they are excited to have her back, none of truly questioned how it is that she is back. But Keira has changed in the time that she was away and she's afraid of what her friends will think. Keira is also struggling with her feelings for demon Eligos, who has been sent by her mother to protect her while in the human realm. But she learns that taking a leap of faith means putting herself out there for the one that you love.Of

Review from busymomsbookreviews.comTorment was even better than Bloodlines, Lindsay is a wonderful writer. The second book picks up after Keira has died and the group is trying to deal with her death. During a battle Keira comes back from hell with Eligos and an army of demons. A whole new set of drama enfolds when she comes back. Both of the boys that Keira had previously seen are jealous of Keiras relationship with Eligos. There are new characters who show up and we learn more about the

I would have finished this book last night but when hubby left for the football game my daughter and I took advantage to watch our tv-shows on the DVR and we are now caught up with the rest-of ya on Greys Anatomy.I loved the first book Bloodlines so much, when I finished my review I bought the second book from B&N. I made the comment about how the ebook pages were wacky, well they were wacky with this book as well. But instead of skipping 4 pages a flip like the first book, Torment skipped

This author is really fantasic. I am anxiously waiting for the third book in the series I have a Kindle and have not purchased a paper copy book in 3 years. I loved the first story so much I couldn't wait for it to come out on Kindle so I ordered the paperback. It did not disappoint!

Against my better judgement, I read the second installment after all. If I was annoyed with the language in the first book, that was nothing compared to this one. This may just be me, but, when writing a series the language and dialogue exchanged, should be consistent throughout. I found that the characters were speaking in a completely different manner to what they did in the first book; excessively using words such as 'mate', 'bloody', 'fancy' etc. words that were not once used in the first