Book Review: Dark Paradise by Angie Sandro

dark paradiseThe first book in the “Dark” trilogy by Angie Sandro, “Dark Paradise” brings readers to a world where the supernatural coexist with us, mere humans. But, don’t worry, we have Mala LaCroix and Landry Prince in our first line of defense!

A brilliant combination of whodunit, love, lust and the paranormal, “Dark Paradise” is a gothic romance at its core! Yes, sometimes it is annoying that the hero and heroine could not seem to get it together as a couple, but that’s also the reason why they become three-dimensional in the eyes of the reader.

It’s gritty, it’s rough and totally high octane as we follow Mala and Landry in their journey. It’s a rollercoaster ride!

Dark Paradise is Rated M for Mature due to subject matter.

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Description

DARK LEGACY
Mala LaCroix has spent her whole life trying to escape her destiny. As the last in a long line of “witch women,” she rejects the notion of spirits and hoodoo and instead does her best to blend in. But when she finds a dead body floating in the bayou behind her house, Mala taps into powers she never knew she had. She’s haunted by visions of the dead girl, demanding justice and vengeance.

DEADLY SECRETS
Landry Prince has always had a crush on Mala, but when Mala discovers his sister, murdered and marked in some sort of Satanic ritual, he wonders if all the rumors about the LaCroix family are true. Yet after Mala uses her connection to the spirit world to identify his sister’s killer, he starts to form his own bond to her . . . a very physical one. As they move closer to each other and closer to the truth, Mala and Landry must risk everything-their families, their love, and even their lives.