Found In Limbo

Lana Harvey, Reapers Inc., Books 4-7

By: Angela Roquet

Narrated by: Hollie Jackson

Little Reaper, Big Afterlife.

Bundled set of Books 4-7 in Angela Roquet's Lana Harvey, Reapers Inc. series.

Welcome to Limbo City....

Meet Lana Harvey, a reaper who resides in Limbo City, the capital of the modern afterlife, where deities from every faith must coexist and work together to keep all hell from breaking loose in Eternity. It's a tall order, and up until recently, Lana didn't realize how much of that responsibility rested on her shoulders.

If you had Lana's job, you'd be grim, too.

Return to Limbo City (a Lana Harvey, Reapers Inc. spin-off series) coming 2021!

©2019 Angela Roquet (P)2020 Angela Roquet

Hyperventilating

The narrator was excellent. The story good if exhausting. It's a good thing they're superhuman. One nasty angel in the mix was more than enough. I kept waiting for karma to do a splendid payback. As a bloodthirsty angel he should have gotten something special.

From mythological adventure to dime store romance

I enjoyed the first half of this series, so I grabbed the second collection expecting more of the same. Unfortunately, there's a definite shift in tone and theme as the series progresses. Your enjoyment of this collection will depend on what you liked about the first collection.

The first half of the series builds an interesting fantasy world, and focuses primarily on Lana's adventures and changing role within it. There were always romantic entanglements throughout the books, but Lana's love life becomes the primary focus in this collection. The world building and adventure or mystery plotlines take a decided back seat. The cast also seems to become more petty and at times more irresponsible than in the earlier books. Character growth and progression flattens out completely. Lana faces challenges, but makes no really growth through these four books. I struggled to finish these books. The main plotlines seem important, simply a background against which Lana and Bub's relationship plays out.

If you're looking for more predictable romantic entanglements and stereotypical relationship struggles, you'll likely enjoy this collection. If you were hoping for more depth and development of the world, and the interaction between the different factions of eternity, I'd skip it. Save your credit and your hours for a better read.