Protecting the Dead by Katherine Gilbert

Protecting the Dead by Katherine Gilbert
Publisher: esKape Press
Genre: Contemporary, Holiday, Inspirational, Paranormal
Length: Full length (243 pages)
Heat Level: Sensual
Rating: 4.5 stars
Reviewed by Orchid

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From the time of her birth Lydia’s parents let her know she was destined to be sacrificed to a demon. Lovely way to grow up. When she unexpectedly escapes the demons clutches she changes her name, dies her hair blue and begins life anew with a job at a retirement village. Life there is unusual to say the least. Her boss and his opposite number are not the usual type of employers and the residents are totally out of this world.

I found the inner thoughts of Lydia to be fascinating, and was able to follow her life so far without a long description, it all came out in her thoughts, but not in one big lump, every thought was instigated by something that happened during the day. Her immediate attraction to her boss caused her untold heartache as her lack of self esteem made her doubt every move – both his and hers.

Chaos erupts but it’s difficult to tell if Lydia will take up her parents lifestyle of evil, or if she will collapse under the strain. Evil and good fight it out to see who will win, not only win the battle but also the soul of Lydia.

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