Prepare for adventure as Juliana, a nineteen-year-old Brazilian, finds herself forced to run from an occult overlord, leaving her sister in peril. Temporarily safe, Juliana works to save money for Vilma’s rescue—and along the way, meets Patrick, a rich-boy mountain climber with friends in high places.Angus Addison wants to see his corporate flag on the summit of Mount Everest—carried there by the first woman in history—but the Himalayas are no joke. Failure could cost both sisters their lives.Juliana weighs the risks and rewards—for even if she raises the cash, she still must figure a way to free Vilma from the same man she ran from—a man known to his disciples as The Farmer.
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Hell on High
Prepare for adventure as Juliana, a nineteen-year-old Brazilian, finds herself forced to run from an occult overlord, leaving her sister in peril. Temporarily safe, Juliana works to save money for Vilma’s rescue—and along the way, meets Patrick, a rich-boy mountain climber with friends in high places.Angus Addison wants to see his corporate flag on the summit of Mount Everest—carried there by the first woman in history—but the Himalayas are no joke. Failure could cost both sisters their lives.Juliana weighs the risks and rewards—for even if she raises the cash, she still must figure a way to free Vilma from the same man she ran from—a man known to his disciples as The Farmer.
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Reviewed by Caroline KöhnAfter reading “The Patience of a Dead Man” trilogy (which I absolutely loved) I had really high expectations for this book and was in for a good scare. Unfortunately, I was a bit disappointed. This book went absolutely in the opposite direction of horror. It was intriguing but I missed the feeling of looking constantly over my shoulder. Still, I found it an interesting read. I loved to be a part of Juliana´s journey and the last bit of the book really gave me the chills. I give this book 4 stars. Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC. This is an honest review, and all opinions are entirely mine.