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Beelzebub Girl Ancient Legends Book 2 eBook Jayde Scott

Book Review- Doomed (Beelzebub Girl) by Jayde Scott

Cassandra is the daughter of Lucifer. She is trying to be on her own working in Customer Service at Skylife. She loves her job. She thrives on the chaos. One day at work she has this persistent customer that keeps calling. He turns out to be Dallas, Amber’s brother.
Cass met him a few months ago when he dropped by to see Amber. There seemed to be an instant connection between the two. The day he kept calling her work he waited outside of her work and then followed her home. He apologized to her for his rudeness and then asked her out. She began feeling weird. Almost like she had the flu. She is shocked when Dallas feels that way too. It is a part of the bond that they have with each other. He is her one.
When her dad calls her back to Hell for a job, she asks Dallas to come along. However she can’t tell him where they are really going and who her father really is. The lies start stacking up.
When Aidan and Amber arrive, things get even more complicated. Cass is constantly hiding who she really is from Dallas and trying to get out of her curse when she turns eighteen. Apparently dear ole dad didn’t tell her all the wonderful things that await her.
When enemies who were once friends attack and threaten Dallas, Cass has to embrace her darker side to save him.
This is the second book in the Ancient Legends Series. This is also Cass and Dallas’ story. I was hoping for more if the truth be known. Cass is so busy juggling her lies that I got bored. I wonder if she told the truth sooner if things would have happened differently. I’m surprised if she knew whether she was coming or going.
I was hoping to see more of the characters from the first book. Aidan and Amber showed up but not a lot of interaction with them together, just Amber alone. I see she hasn’t changed that much since the first book. She still remains my least favorite character.
However I do like Cass and her personality. I guess being the daughter of Lucifer causes trust issues. The storyline was as interesting in this book as the first. I like how the author portrays Hell and the type of place it is. I mostly like what the author produced for the reader. It did occasionally drag in places and I would begin skimming over those scenes. I also think there was way too much going on in this story. I wish Dallas and Cass could have had more intimate time together. Their bond was important but there wasn’t much connecting going on. They needed more time alone together. When they did it turned weird. I am still holding out for a better book next time. I give this a 3 out of 5.


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Beelzebub Girl Ancient Legends Book 2 eBook Jayde Scott Reviews

Read the first book ( A Job From Hell (Ancient Legends #1)) free on my . Liked it enough to buy the second. Similar, yet different. Still a good read. Recommend reading the first book in the series to fully appreciate the second, but I think it will stand on its own. I enjoy fantasy epics, thrillers, sci-fi and don't read much paranormal romance, but have strayed into this genre for something new. The first book was a pleasant surprise, with the authors' second effort not letting me down. Characters are likable and storyline is easy to follow.
At 1st I was upset bc this book is written from the prospective of Cassandra. I really liked Amber and Aiden, and even though I liked Cassandra in the 1st book too, I wanted what I had in book 1. I am so not sorry I read this book, I loved it just about as much as book one. Not as much, but they are both 5 star worthy, especially coming from a self publisher at $2.99. I happen to know that book 3 is in a different perspective, but I am okay with that bc I know Cassandra will be in it too. Then book 4-6 is back to Aiden and Amber. Cassandra is an awesome character and I look forward to reading more about her in book 3.
I have to say this book was nowhere near as good as the first book. I couldn't put down the first book but this one, the only reason i finished was the hope it would get better. This whole "hi remember me, your cute, let's move in together now" just didn't work. I would have thought trying to keep Dallas from realizing he was in hell would be a truly fun ride....yeah no. Not sure now if i want to continue the series.
MY REVIEW
I was gifted this book by Jayde Scott as a thankyou for reviewing Bk#1 in the Ancient Legend Series and in exchange for an honest review.
The cover makes me initially think of "turmoil" and "water", the girl on the cover looks lonely and rather "sorry for herself" So after reading the book, what do I think? I think the girl on the cover is Theo who is described as alone and depressed etc. I won't say why as I consider that a spoiler! The rather grey surroundings I think are portraying Distros which is one of the realms of hell. Apparently there are several dimensions of Hell. Distros is one of the nicer levels of Hell were people are left for a while to contemplate, and then eventually go on to Heaven.
So this book does feature Amber and Aidan from Bk#1 but the central character of this book is Cassie, the devils daughter, ad so second in command in the realm known as Hell.
I really loved the character of Cassie in Bk1 one, in this book she seems a little tamer, not as confident and bolshy as she was in Bk1. Perhaps that could be explained by being in her fathers realm for most of the book, whom intimidates her quite a bit, as he wants her to toughen up as one day she will take over the running and torturing that goes on in Hell. Also because she has learnt her "fate" that if she doesn't meet and marry "the one" by her eighteenth birthday, she will be permanently tied to hell for all eternity.
Cassie has a head start with her goal of marriage before her eighteenth in that she has already met Dallas. Dallas is Amber's brother who also appeared briefly in Bk#1. He seems to be in love with Cassie but would he feel the same if he knew her true identity? Thats what is making Cassie all the more nervous as she tries to hide the fact that they are in Hell whilst they are "visiting" her father "Bob". Some of the explanations for incidents and the sights that are there are really humorous and make you laugh out loud.
Amber and Aidan are on the run from Rebecca and her "Shadow" allies, and cassie offers them a place to stay in Distros without asking her father. Imagine what will happen when Cassie's father Lucifer/Beelzebub finds out? Immortals should never be allowed into any dimension of Hell. Ten again neither should Mortals like Dallas!
Cassie's father tries intimidating Dallas but Dallas just takes it in his stride. Hmm could Dallas really be "the one" what will his reaction be when Cassie's "secret" is revealed? Is Dallas also hiding secrets from Cassie?
So did I enjoy this book? Yes..but feel I have to be totally honest in that it wasn't as great as Bk#1 Would I recommend this book? Yes as it was still good. Would I read more in this series? Yes I will still give the following books in this series a go. Would I read more by Jayde Scott? Yes.
Book Review- Doomed (Beelzebub Girl) by Jayde Scott

Cassandra is the daughter of Lucifer. She is trying to be on her own working in Customer Service at Skylife. She loves her job. She thrives on the chaos. One day at work she has this persistent customer that keeps calling. He turns out to be Dallas, Amber’s brother.
Cass met him a few months ago when he dropped by to see Amber. There seemed to be an instant connection between the two. The day he kept calling her work he waited outside of her work and then followed her home. He apologized to her for his rudeness and then asked her out. She began feeling weird. Almost like she had the flu. She is shocked when Dallas feels that way too. It is a part of the bond that they have with each other. He is her one.
When her dad calls her back to Hell for a job, she asks Dallas to come along. However she can’t tell him where they are really going and who her father really is. The lies start stacking up.
When Aidan and Amber arrive, things get even more complicated. Cass is constantly hiding who she really is from Dallas and trying to get out of her curse when she turns eighteen. Apparently dear ole dad didn’t tell her all the wonderful things that await her.
When enemies who were once friends attack and threaten Dallas, Cass has to embrace her darker side to save him.
This is the second book in the Ancient Legends Series. This is also Cass and Dallas’ story. I was hoping for more if the truth be known. Cass is so busy juggling her lies that I got bored. I wonder if she told the truth sooner if things would have happened differently. I’m surprised if she knew whether she was coming or going.
I was hoping to see more of the characters from the first book. Aidan and Amber showed up but not a lot of interaction with them together, just Amber alone. I see she hasn’t changed that much since the first book. She still remains my least favorite character.
However I do like Cass and her personality. I guess being the daughter of Lucifer causes trust issues. The storyline was as interesting in this book as the first. I like how the author portrays Hell and the type of place it is. I mostly like what the author produced for the reader. It did occasionally drag in places and I would begin skimming over those scenes. I also think there was way too much going on in this story. I wish Dallas and Cass could have had more intimate time together. Their bond was important but there wasn’t much connecting going on. They needed more time alone together. When they did it turned weird. I am still holding out for a better book next time. I give this a 3 out of 5.