Means making an incredible sacrifice of her own.Įnthralling sequel to Everneath, Brodi Ashton tests the bonds of destinyĪnd explores the lengths we’ll go to for the ones we love.Įverbound, book two in the Everneath series, by Brodi Ashton is an edge of your seat adventure, that tests the limits of true love. But Nikki vows to stop at nothing to save Jack - even if it Journey will be more difficult than they’d anticipated - and moreĭeadly. The only way he can: by taking her to the Everneath himself.Īnd Cole descend into the Everneath, only to discover that their But his heart hasīeen touched by everything about Nikki, and he agrees to assist her in His queen - and the one person least likely to help. And every night Jack appears in herĭreams, lost and confused and wasting away.Īnswers, Nikki turns to Cole, the immortal bad boy who wants to make her She’s living a borrowed life, and she doesn’t Taking her place in the Tunnels of the Everneath for eternity - a debt Only watch as her boyfriend, Jack, sacrificed himself to save her, It was great that the novel kept building in storyline and the reader was just as intrigued at the end as you were in the beginning. All the characters were central to the story and I felt like they were all well developed and thought out by the author. I felt like I would develop feelings for one of the characters such as Cole, even though he is the bad-boy in this novel and then I would later develop those same feelings for Jack (Becks ex). I think what I liked best, was the constant way the story would twist.

I was intrigued by the whole concept of this Everneath, a place almost like hell but rather than being a place for sinners, it's a place for Everlivings - who drain souls for energy - and the souls that have been drained. It was well thought-out, made sense, seemed original (well, I haven't read anything like it) and even though a lot of it was romance-centred I still didn't feel that it claimed the novel. A lot of the story is interwoven with parts of Greek and Egyptian mythology, which I liked very much.

Evertrue by Brodi Ashton