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Writer's pictureCaitriona Drexler

The Pain Eater - Review

๐•€๐•Ÿ๐••๐•š๐•– ๐”น๐• ๐• ๐•œ โ„๐•–๐•ง๐•š๐•–๐•จ

๐˜›๐˜ฉ๐˜ฆ ๐˜—๐˜ข๐˜ช๐˜ฏ ๐˜Œ๐˜ข๐˜ต๐˜ฆ๐˜ณ by LaShane Arnett

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A paranormal thrillerโ€ฆnot a genre I gravitate toward but Iโ€™m so glad I picked this one up. We meet Sadie after she finally accepts that she is psychic, an empath who can read peopleโ€™s minds and so much more. She has spent most of her life mourning the death of her mother and yearning for her father to love her again. I just want to give this girl a hug!


I loved all the characters in this story. LaShane does a brilliant job bringing them to life, giving them their own voice, and making them feel like real people. Adrian is such a goofball I couldnโ€™t help but love him and his childish humor. And Sadie couldnโ€™t have grown as a character without him being there for her. He is her rock.


The story mainly focuses on Sadie learning how to use and control her powers. Meeting others like her. Opening up her mind. Seeing the world in a different way. Throughout her journey, there is an underlining plot that was waiting to explode. And when it finally hit, I wanted more. I cannot wait for the next book!


โ— SPOILER โ— One of the reasons I donโ€™t tend to read paranormal thrillers is that Iโ€™m easily spooked. And man did I get spooked when a shadow or ghost was just hovering in front of Sadieโ€™s closet. Took me a while to go to sleep that night.


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