Dying Day Audiobook by Kory M. Shrum
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Title: Dying Day
Subtitle: Dying for a Living, Book 7
Author: Kory M. Shrum
Narrator: Hollie Jackson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 8 hrs and 8 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-14-17
Publisher: Timberlane Press
Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fantasy: Epic
Publisher's Summary:
She was the hero. Now she is the enemy.
Jesse Sullivan has defeated her father and saved the world from his malevolence. But as the beloved face of The Unified Church, his death has made him a martyr, and she is once again public enemy number one.
Yet it isn't the countless government agencies and assassins hunting her that she should fear. It is the entity powerful enough to reclaim what she has stolen and make our world its own.
Members Reviews:
Excellent ending
I've rated the other books in the series but I haven't reviewed them, so this is kind of going to be a review for the whole series.
I really enjoyed this series (and this book was no exception). It is not fast-paced. It takes six books to get to what could be the end, and then adds another book just when you think it must be over. But it's not a slow series, either. Everything that happens adds to the story. There's no filler. And it's easy to follow what happened in the previous books, which is good for me, since my memory for that kind of thing really sucks. Or maybe it's just because I read the whole series in one go. It definitely had a "can't put it down" quality. I blame it for screwing up my sleeping schedule for a week.
But seriously, I really liked this series, and this book was a very good series finale.
Kory Shrum takes our emotions on a wild ride with Dying Day!
This is the last and final book of the Dying For a living series, and while yes I am so very sad to see the series end, I have loved every second of these books, I do also understand that all stories have an ending. Gut OMG! the feels in this one. You're emotions are on a constant roller coaster, and yes, you experience every single one. This book was so nonstop that I really could not put it down. It truly is the best of the series, and though I have thought each book was better than the last, this one was epic. You will cry real tears reading this one, and feel real anger as well. And then you will experience that YES! moment of satisfaction as well. Kory completely outdid herself here. And Gideon, you are my new hero and fantasy man crush!!!
The Bittersweet End of an Epic Series
I was so worried going into this last book in the Dying for a Living series. It's the very end, and I was DYING to know if Jesse would make it, if she'd get a happily ever after or if she'd go up in a sacrificial blaze of glory to save the world. There was also Ally and Maisie and Gloria and Gideon's fates to fret over. So. Much. Suspense. This series and its characters really grew on me, and Shrum might not be as guilty as George R.R. Martin, but she knows how to kill a beloved character (I'm still not over Brinkley).
I'd hate to give anything away, so I'll just say this: Dying Day was a perfect ending to the series. And these books forever have a home on my shelf of favorites. â
Can a âNecroniteâ be killed ? We will find out or will we ?
Dying for a Living Series Book -7 Dying Day
Jesse Sullivan is missing she is in the South Pole Jesse is the last Partist she has all the powers of all the Partist . She is frightened by that . She and Alice are separated Alice spends a good portion of the book attempting to get to Jesse. Jesse is using her shield to Destroy or is it save the world. We are kept in suspense. This book is labeled as the final book in the series.