Chaos

Written by Sarah Fine

With Juri in control and everything in absolute chaos, Lela plunges into the depths of hell to free Malachi from creatures that have waited decades to exact their revenge. But the Judge has her own way of doing things, and Lela must work with Ana, the new Captain, who has a very personal mission of her own. Together, they infiltrate the most horrifying realm either has yet encountered in the Shadowlands—the bitter landscape ruled by the Mazikin.

The stakes could not be higher, and Lela must accept the help—and love—of people she barely knows or trusts. As alliances and loyalties shift and she realizes the soul she came to save isn’t the only one in need of rescue, can Lela summon the strength to see the fight through to the very end?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Brilliance Audio
• Release date: Oct 7, 2014
• ISBN: 9781491533611

Sarah Fine

Sarah Fine is the author of several popular series, including The Impostor Queen and the Guards of the Shadowlands. And while she promises she is not psychoanalyzing those around her, she manages to use both her talent as a writer and her experience as a psychologist to great effect. Sarah's stories blur lines, challenge convention, and press boundaries. Her mash-up of seemingly disparate genres yields stories that not only are engaging but will keep readers guessing. Sarah has lived on the West Coast and in the Midwest, but she currently calls the East Coast home. She confesses to having the music tastes of an adolescent boy and an adventurous spirit when it comes to food (especially if it's fried). But if her many books are any indication, writing clearly trumps both her musical and culinary loves.

Reviews for Chaos

[banoczi_henrietta · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

I pretty much predicted every major plot point in the first half of this book. Then it just became a steady stream of 'WHAT IS GOING ON???'
It wasn't as spectacular as the first book, but was quite enjoyable, and I really really liked the ending, though I am becoming a bit tired of this trope where at the end of every trilogy somebody important must die.
I loved all the new characters, I just wish we could've seen more of them.
I would recommend this trilogy especially for fans of Urban Fantasy, that part of the story was really well done, and it also touched on some heavier subjects such as loss and friendship.
Overall I would give it 4 stars.