Aileen Erin

After I read the synopsis of this book, I couldn't wait to read it. I wasn't disappointed. I was pulled immediately into the story. I loved the characters and I only put the book down because my body said it had to sleep (bah! who needs that? LOL). I was pulled back into it once I resumed reading. I loved the werewolves. The reader doesn't really get much insight into the vampires but the witches did make a brief appearance. I hope the witches make a bigger appearance next time. With the MC in common, they could work together. Overall, I really enjoyed this book. It was a great intro into the series and I can't wait to read book 2.… (more)

My name is Samantha Catherine Lopez, and I am Nephilim. This is my story.

From the opening pages, I was immediately drawn into Samantha’s world. Aileen Erin seamlessly wove together a tale of good and evil that made it hard to look away. The characters came to life, even when they were dead. I love that Samantha runs towards danger and faces her fears, knowing it’s the right thing to do.

I have read books with paranormal creatures, heavenly and demonic creatures, and the humans they walk among, but Invocation is an original take on a familiar story line.

Invocation is a fast paced thriller that took my breath away and had me clutching my ereader, white knuckled, on the edge of my seat, devouring words before they could devour Samantha. She has friends all around her, but going to Hell and facing her father is something she must do alone. Talk about family problems….her father is a fallen angel and he wants her in Hell with him.

When Samantha and her father come face to face and her strength falters, who will reach out and bring her home?

At first I thought this could be a stand alone, no series book, but I was so glad to find out it’s not. I want more and I want it now!

I would like to thank Aileen Erin and NetGalley for the opportunity to read and review Invocation.

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