Review: Razr by Larissa Ione (@mlsimmons, @LarissaIone, @1001darknights)

Posted May 21, 2017 by Melanie in Melanie, Paranormal Romance, Reviews / 18 Comments

Review: Razr by Larissa Ione (@mlsimmons, @LarissaIone, @1001darknights)
Razr by Larissa Ione
Series: Demonica #11.8
Published by Evil Eye Concepts
Published on: April 11, 2017
Genres: Paranormal Romance
Pages: 120
Format: eBook
Source: Purchased
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A fallen angel with a secret.

An otherworldly elf with an insatiable hunger she doesn't understand.

A cursed gem.

Meet mortal enemies Razr and Jedda...and the priceless diamond that threatens to destroy them both even as it bonds them together with sizzling passion.

Welcome back to the Demonica Underworld, where enemies find love...if they're strong enough to survive.

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I’ve been a fan of Larissa Ione’s Demonica series ever since i picked it up and there was only three books out. I just love this world that she built. Then she expanded on it with the addition of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, who I adored even more. Then at the end, she had the fallen angels that she included in the mix.

When the series ended, she started with these 1,001 Dark Nights novellas. I really enjoyed the first two novellas that were about Hades and Azagoth (the Grim Reaper). They were characters that had been a part of the series for a while (I don’t remember exactly when they showed up, but it was probably the beginning of the Lords of Deliverance series). The next two in this series, Z and Razr, I didn’t like as much.

I think part of my issues with these two most recent books is that they are not characters that I already loved from the full length books. The characters in this book were new and I just didn’t connect with them as I did with Hades, Azagoth and their mates, even as much as I did with Z and his other half.

Jedda is a gem elf. Something we haven’t seen in this world. She gets power from the gems, but she must also have them to exist. I think I could’ve like her a lot more if I knew more about her. Being a completely new species that lives in a different realm, I think we needed more time to learn about her.

Razr is a character I liked more. I think it is because I understand him better. He is an angel, but he’s banished from Heaven and his wings are bound. He and his teammates made a huge mistake and now he is punished. He works with Azagoth and trains Azagoth’s children (a type of angel called Memitim). He is also forced to be beaten on an irregular basis. He has a tattoo that will flash when it is time. The more severe the beating, the longer he will get before the next beating.

While I wasn’t in love with this book, I still enjoy the world that Ms. Ione has created. With the addition of this new species, I wonder if we will see a new series with the gem elves. I would love to learn more about them. I will be interested to see what the next thing Ms. Ione has in store for us.

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I’m Melanie and I live in Ohio. I have two horses and a dog. I’m an animal lover, avid book reader and audiobook listener. I like to live vicariously through fictional characters. I enjoy reading and listening to mostly fictional books in the paranormal genre, including Urban Fantasy, Paranormal Romance and Horror. My favorite paranormal creatures are shifters, doesn’t matter the flavor.

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18 responses to “Review: Razr by Larissa Ione (@mlsimmons, @LarissaIone, @1001darknights)

  1. I didn’t really get the gem elf thing and that kind of turned me off the book. I couldn’t imagine bleeding gems. IDK, I liked the story, but her character needed to be fleshed out a little more I think.

  2. Nicki S

    I adore the Demonica/Lords series so much. I’m currently reading Hades, going in order but behind (as always it seems). I’m a little leery of the whole new realm being introduced and…elves. I’m a vampire/shifter/demon sort of gal, and I’m hoping that Larissa pulls this off. The novellas always seem too short for my liking, like there was alot cut out to conform to the format almost. I felt that way about Azagoth, and even asked Ms.Ione about it, and she insisted that the story was all there. Maybe it’s just me wanting more? So my question as a die-hard fan is this: Was this as good a story as the rest of the Underworld books as far as a nice mix of action/mystery/steamy/gory scenes?