Lovely Bad Things by Trisha Wolfe
About The Book
Title: Lovely Bad Things
Series: Hollow's Row #1
Author: Trisha Wolfe
Genre: Romance
Pages: 386
Rating: ★★
Synopsis:He's the devil. And she's his wicked game.
Halen:
They say eyes are the windows to the soul—but when he looks at me through hues of slate-green and flaring blue embers, I’m terrified of what’s watching me from behind his clashing gaze, something primal and feverish that threatens to melt me like fire in ice.
I fear falling into Kallum Locke’s pitch-black soul.
But after I’m called to a crime scene to investigate the most gruesome act of violence to descend on the legendary town of Hollow’s Row, I have no choice but to turn to Kallum, to the man I had locked away in an asylum for the criminally insane.
He’s the leading expert on all things Nietzsche and occult. And now, to get answers, I’m forced to make a deal with the devil himself.
Kallum:
Really, eyes are the windows to the soul? Then I wonder what little Halen St. James thinks of all the cryptic eyes watching her in the killing fields… I wonder if the hairs on her delicate nape lifted away, if a thrilling shiver raced over her soft skin. She’s desperate for the answer, and she’ll do anything to uncover it—even make a deal with me, dangling freedom like bait on a hook.
But she’s far more tempting to sink my teeth into than any lure.
And the pain will taste twice as sweet.
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My Review
This book was... weird. And not in a good way. This book is dark and there are some really smutty scenes in it. I just don't think I understood anything that was going on.
I wanted so much more from this book and I'm kind of sad that it's a series because I do not want to move forward with it.
I wanted this book to just explain everything. Was Kallum actually guilty? Was Halen really the sketchy person that Kallum was exposing her to be?
There were no answers.
If this were a standalone, I probably would have rated it higher.
I just really do not want to continue. It's not that alluring to me.
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