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April 22, 2010

Hell Fire (Corine Solomon Book 02) by Ann Aguirre

Filed under: Reviews-Paranormal — Suramya @ 11:44 PM


Hell Fire (Corine Solomon Book 02)
by Ann Aguirre

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As a handler, Corine Solomon can touch any object and know its history. It’s too bad she can’t seem to forget her own. With her ex-boyfriend Chance in tow-lending his own supernatural brand of luck-Corine journeys back home to Kilmer, Georgia, in order to discover the truth behind her mother’s death and the origins of “gift”.

But while trying to uncover the secrets in her past, Corine and Chance find that something is rotten in the state of Georgia. Inside Kilmer’s borders there are signs of a dark curse affecting the town and all its residents-and it can only be satisfied with death…

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Review:Hell Fire is the second book in the Corine Solomon series by Ann Aguirre, it follows the adventures of Corine who has the power of Psychometry (She can read the history of any object by touching it).

In this book, Corine wants to know who killed her mother and why so she and her friend Chance who has the ability to create luck are back in her home town after fourteen years to get some sort of closure. She arrives in the town only to find that something in the town was blocking Chance’s ability and almost no technological changes have made it into town in the past few decades. On the plus side someone is out there trying to kill them so she knows that they are on the right track.

The book has a high amount of emotional drama / soul searching which is not surprising considering the subject but thankfully the author didn’t make the heroine to be one of the perpetually depressed tragic heroines who can’t make a decision to save their lives. So even when she is an emotional wreck she doesn’t make you want the author to kill her just to end her misery.

Final recommendation: A good read. Recommend that you read the first book in the series before this otherwise you will miss out on some of the finer points in the book

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