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Saved at sunrise ( Shadow Falls 4.5 ) by C.C. Hunter


Saved at Sunrise
 
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ebook, 100 pages
Published April 2nd 2013 by St. Martin's Griffin 
 
* I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own* 
 
Nestled deep in the woods, Shadow Falls is a secret camp where teens with supernatural powers learn to harness their abilities and live in the normal world.  But Shadow Falls is facing a problem that could finally expose them to the rest of the world.  Humans are showing up dead, and rogue vampires may be to blame. 

Camp resident Della Tsang, who’s still coming into her own vampire powers, is assigned to help find those responsible. If she succeeds, maybe she’ll even land her dream job: working for the F.R.U., the enforcers of the supernatural world.  But when she sees that her new partner is a hunky shapeshifter, things get complicated.  Steve, too gorgeous to be trusted and capable of seeing through her tough-as-nails exterior, knows just how to get under her skin.  And only hours into the mission, Della realizes rogue vampires aren’t the only threat she’s facing. If she’s ever going to complete her assignment, she’ll need his help…but learning to trust him will be her hardest challenge yet.

Della has always been a favorite of mine when it comes to the characters that C.C. hunter has created in the world of the Shadow Falls Series. Yupp. I even like her more than Kelsey sometimes. Then again Miranda also sometimes beats them both... I think I am getting of track. ALL OF THEM ROCK MY SOCKS. But Della's character is one I have always wanted to learn more about. 

These novellas have been my savior in between the main Shadow Falls books. Giving readers a deeper look into Della's world and getting to watch her grow as a person through her own eyes rather than Kelsey's. 

Della kicks ass. No doubt about that. She is Snarky, sharp witted, Bitchy in the- you still can't help but love her kinda way- and just plain awesome. 

In Saved at Sunrise readers get to see a whole new side to Della. a softer side. Though she would kick me in the shins for saying so! Oh Della, Della. JUST GIVE IN!

 This story gave me just enough to hold me over till the Final installment of the series.. and yet. I will still always want more. I guess it's a good thing there is a freaking awesome Della related surprise at the end of the series huh ;) Oh wait.. some of you may not know about that yet huh? ... muahahahaha. 

Basically, if you like Della's character, you are going to love these novellas!


Rating: 4/5 Stars! .. Though this may just because one thing I wanted to happen.. hasn't happened... yet.


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