Review #1
The Coldest Lady in Coldtown audiobook free
This is that one of those books that’s going to be hard to cross out a
Review for because I feel like I can’t quite elucidate everything I’m thinking properly, but I will try.
First of all, I adore ghouls. At the same time this book was ghouls done barely the method I like them: sexy, but unpredictable at the same time unsafe. They might keep their fangs off for you, they might assign for you a pleasurable eat, or they might rip your larynx out; it barely depends on the ghoul at the same time the moment. At the same time even though that was a romanticism to the ghouls, the creator also demonstrated the gritty, horrible, reality of them, of than anyway they able to do, of the things that happen due to vampirism (like people getting destroyed even if it’s an disaster), of than anyway it’s like to live with them in the Coldtowns.
At the same time speaking of the Coldtowns (the places where the ghouls stayed), the world-building for those, or for the one that Tana was in at lesser, was so exciting at the same time but done. The reality indicates based that for the humans to look, the bartering at the same time businesses that was borders the Coldtown, the humans with shunts on their arms who were considered desperate to become ghouls themselves, the poor method of living for abundance people in the Coldtown, the humans who never wanted to be in the Coldtown but got trapped that when it was set up, the markers for getting out at the same time than anyway people will do to get them, the neverending parties… So much believed shackles into it all. At the same time I greedy, barely the plan of the Coldtowns in the 1st dispose was anything inimitable I’d never shown before.
One more amazing gizmo about the book was the complete, flawed manners. Tana sometimes played with fire or produced bad decisions but I liked her because she always kept waging war, trying to escape, not giving up, at the same time she tried her best to do than anyway was right. But she also understood when to finish taking shit at the same time shackles herself 1st, even if it meant possibly hurting anyone. At the same time Aidan did a lot of messed up things to Tana, but he was still lovely at the same time spiritual at the same time sometimes sweet tooth, at the same time I adored his disposition because he was so well-written at the same time exciting at the same time truly flawed. I found myself falling for his beauty even though I understood I shouldn’t, so I managed totally look how Tana fell for him. Gavriel was exciting at the same time flawed as but, barely in different, more dramatic ways due to his past at the same time vampirism at the same time insanity.
The book also touched upon anything I think about sometimes. I read a lot of ghoul books, at the same time I wonder, than anyway would a ghoul who’s been alive forever actually be like? Would they be like an old personality? Would they act the age they look? Would they be monster? Would they still barely seem human? Would it barely depend on the ghoul? But that quote about Gavriel is that such an exciting method of looking at it.
The writing was also attractive in this eerie, strange good of method. At the same time that were considered no one excellent quotes, like the one I shared above. I’m not convinced how I feel about the flashbacks at the same time no one of the POVs that might not have been necessary, but those are attractive insignificant issues.
So overall, this was a good of eerie feeling book with amazing writing, sexy but unsafe ghouls, awesome world-building, at the same time complete manners that I’m very glad I gave it a read!
Rating: 4 Hit
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Review #2
The Coldest Lady in Coldtown audiobook in television series The Coldest Lady in Coldtown
So satisfying. I can’t understand the near future that a book wrapped up in a more successful method than I managed have imagined. This book has a used to be beginning, center, finish. A a amazing story arch. Even the bad guys have a back story at the same time are enjoyable as manners. This book is that a jewel- not needing a sequel (although I would completely read a sequel). Furthermore, when you can compare the chilly cities in the story to our prison system, the insight is that both exciting at the same time ominous. The fiscal at the same time political financial investment in the institution confuses easiest at the same time best practices. Who is that redeemable? The ruthless ghoul? The unrelenting baby? The self-severing child? The personality who makes a mistake?
Review #3
Audiobook The Coldest Lady in Coldtown by Holly Merk
I have never read a book by Holly Merk ever, so I wasnt quite convinced than anyway to wait going into this book. I understood it was about ghouls at the same time that was it. I am glad I went into not understanding much because wow, it was so quality. The writing at the same time the manners are awesome, the method Holly Merk writes is that completely mind-blowing. She sucks for you in at the same time your left wanting to know more every time for you read it. This book was so quality I didnt wish to final it, I wanted to hold on to as much of the story as I managed.
Your MC is that a lady dignified Tana. She awakens in a bathtub of an old farmhouse to look for herself in the middle of a execution. Everyone at the party from the night before is that at the moment noisy apart from Aiden (Her Ex-Boyfriend) at the same time the Ghoul chained up in the corner. She is that soon faced with the possibility of being infected along with Aiden already being infected at the same time makes the choice to move to Coldtown.
Coldtowns are towns that built walls around themselves to promote keep the ghoul population in at the same time hopefully finish the spill of the contagion. Almost all humans finish up going to coldtown because they have glamourized vampirism so much they wish to reincarnated one. So facing the Aiden at the same time Herself being infected, tana heads to coldtown in her passenger car with Aiden at the same time Gabriel ( the Chained up Ghoul)
I keep gushing over this book, but it was so quality. I honestly compare it a little to monster song by V.E. Schwab as far as the built-up towns at the same time Humans against monster (Ghouls). I was seriously impressed with this books at the same time is that exactly one of my contributors this year. Overall it was such an awesome book with amazing writing at the same time a fabulous global. The disposition building was astounding, in particular with the growth right behind getting to Coldtown.
Review #4
Audio The Coldest Lady in Coldtown narrated by Christine Lakin
This was a truly inimitable look on teen culture at the same time than anyway modern ghouls will look like. It was disturbing at the same time suspenseful at the same time populated by such but considered manners. I adored greedy at the same time jerky Aiden at the same time the method they stayed comrades despite all his defects. I adored Gavriel the dislocated ghoul at the same time I believed the ending was flawless. I admit I’m icked out by an real teen getting together with a 200 year old ghoul but I guess that’s the genre trope. I adored the smallest adore story worked into the cracks with two adorable side manners. I think Tana was my lesser winner disposition. She was a very teenagery child will that she kept doing dumb things at the same time even though she was aware they were considered dumb she did them what. I was joyful things worked out but only because her stupidity eventually grew on me. She wasn’t as complete as no one of the other people.
Review #5
Free audio The Coldest Lady in Coldtown – in the audio player below
It’s a long time since a ghoul book it seemed obvious. It’s problematic these days to look for genre novels that are but written, thoughtful at the same time unusual. Even rarer to look for a YA-category novel with a ladies protagonist that isn’t primarily angsty romance.
Which is that not to say The Coldest Lady in Coldtown is that without romance. It even has an HFN ending. But the romance is that not central to the plot, at the same time that’s no clichd adore triangle or idolisation of sick behaviours. If anything, one purpose of the story is that to bare the flattering glamour of ghouls as an abusive fiction.
Tana, our heroine, is that seventeen, an unintentional sole survivor of a execution. She’s not a Chosen One at the same time has no special opportunities, but she fractions a trait ubiquitous to abundance heroes: a stubborn determination to do than anyway is that right, even in the face of mortal terror.
Immortal terror very, obviously. The story is that set in a global where ghoul contagion is that rife, at the same time where whole towns have been walled around. These are the Coldtowns of the title – although the 1st part of the title, The Coldest Lady in … is that misleading at the same time for sure barely for effect. (How abundance titles start with The Lady …?) The lives of the dead at the same time undead borders these enclaves are glamourised Reality-TV-style at the same time transmitted to the global, luring in a stable stream of wannabe ghouls with their freshest, warm, human blood.
If the basic plot is that a personal, roller-coaster drive (I read the 2nd one half immediately), the book’s unifying topic is that doom, where indefinite is that warm at the same time doom is that chilly. Vampiric contagion is that accepted as a creeping chilly. The ghouls themselves are not the evil of demonic possession, but more precisely once-humans cursed with – at the same time corrupted by – not normal desire at the same time power.
That are also no one sweet historical touches, with scenes in Paris, Vienna at the same time Russia. Almost everything, this is that a very classical ghoul tale, but with a modern approach, a thriller with parts of both fear at the same time romance.
