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Tirade Heven and Hell Series Book 3 eBook Cambria Hebert

I did like Tirade better than Charade, but it still left me underwhelmed. It’s been five days since Sam was left in Hell. To say it’s been an unpleasant experience would be an understatement. But Heven is doing everything she can to prepare to go back for him. She’s been training to fight demons, and has managed to kill a few who have come after her to get the scroll. Then when Beezlebub returns to her dreams, she knows time is running out. Heven needs to get Sam out of there whether she’s ready or not.

Tirade is one of those sequels where it’s like an endless list of tasks and challenges for the characters to complete. Once they solve one problem, another one immediately arises, they solve that one, then there’s something else, and so it goes. I don’t really like this plot format at all. It’s like the challenges are completely unrelated because there’s no overlap. The characters deal with one thing at a time, so it feels long and drawn out. It also just doesn’t feel natural. Some of these events could pop up before the previous one is figured out. It’d be more of a challenge and be more exciting.

There are several twists and reveals in Tirade. There are a few character deaths as well, which didn’t affect me at all, sadly. I’m definitely ready for the final book, so I can put this series behind me. The first book had a lot of potential, but the sequels have felt like a lot of forced material for the sake of making it a series.


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Tirade Heven and Hell Series Book 3 eBook Cambria Hebert Reviews

I really liked this book a lot! Riley was def a needed addition to the story line, not only for the help he gave but for the way he tried to rival Hevens' feelings for Sam. He tried to be for what she needed when only Sam could do for her the things he tried.
I also loved the character & relationship development of Cole & gemma.
And as for Heven herself...gone is the shy scared little girl who needed Sam to protect her, this girl can whoop some tush!!
5 stars!!! highly recommend everyone read not only this book but the whole series if they haven't yet!!!
This book was probably the most heart wrenching one for me. Maybe a little because I knew the end was coming and also because of how Heven grows up in this book! In the previous she was immature, a little whiny, and a little frustrating at times. In this book she is becoming a strong young woman trying to find her way and dealing with life without Sam, her mom, and the continuous attacks. Then comes Riley! I have to admit that for a time I was team Riley, but I just couldn't stop loving Sam, and neither could Heven! Riley and Heven are both strong characters and sometimes you feel pulled between them and then Sam pops back up and it's a three-way tug-of-war with your emotions. This book was a serious emotional roller coaster for me and I loved every minute of it!
"Tirade" is definitely a page turner. This series thus far has been absolutely amazing and I am excited to read the final book in the series. Author Cambria Hebert knows how to captivate her reads from beginning to end. The "Heven and Hell Series" is a must read series, especially for reader who love an amazing paranormal read that will pull you in so much it will be as if you were there watching everything play out. I love all of the character in the book but of course Sam is my favorite along with Gran, Heven, Gemma, Logan, Ana and yes even Riley. Riley is the bad boy with the evil side; smooth but rough, beautiful and destructive. I can't wait to see how everything for everyone falls into place. I want the happily ever-after's for all of the characters but of course everything in this book comes at a price and it's so worth it.
Tirade is written with a lot of action and a bit of emotional loss. There are a couple of sections that seem repetitive and drag by just a bit, but the story is well told and engaging. The character development of Heven is great. The growth into her destiny is well written.

There is still a story to be told about Ana and the island in her care. Also, the addition of Riley as one of the ancillary characters in the story creates the expectation that his character will also be further developed.

The story ends on a minor cliffhanger. It is just enough, however, to create the desire to know more. This book is a solid 4 of 5 stars.
So far this one was my favorite of the series! I simply couldn't put it down and the action was pretty much nonstop through the entire thing.

It starts out with Sam being trapped in Hell and Heven living through hell knowing she "left" him there and all the danger she's in now, without him there to protect her. The things that Sam is put through during his residency in Hell are absolutely horrific! And the only thing pulling him through is his Mindbond with Heven. Heven's life isn't much easier as she fights off enemies of her own, all while feeling Sam's pain and imagining the worst for him.

There were SO many things that happened in this book that I couldn't even begin to imagine would happen. It was so fast paced and full of fun and yummy Sam, that I couldn't put it down until I finished it. So, onto the last book now, I can't wait to see what is in store for these characters!!
Oh my goodness,I am so hooked on this series! I couldn't put Tirade down,almost read it in one sitting.It was so action packed.Kept me glued to the book.The ending was what I've been waiting for. I knew someone knew more what they were saying. Heven and her friends will face impossibilities,betrayal,unity,love,and heartache.
So Sam is stuck in hell,leaving Heven with no protection from the thwarts of Beelzebub and his demons.Now she must find a way for her had her friends to rescue Sam.Though that may sound easy,it is proving to be close to impossible. Everywhere they look,every plan they come up with just doesn't seem to to work.
Heven gets desperate and seeks help from an unlikely source.But this source may not be trustworthy and may cause a rift between Sam and Heven. Though Heven knows Sam would not approve of her plan,she must go through with it before time runs out. Will they succeed or will Beelzebub finally get what he wants? Can Sam and Heven's love survive this ordeal?
I did like Tirade better than Charade, but it still left me underwhelmed. It’s been five days since Sam was left in Hell. To say it’s been an unpleasant experience would be an understatement. But Heven is doing everything she can to prepare to go back for him. She’s been training to fight demons, and has managed to kill a few who have come after her to get the scroll. Then when Beezlebub returns to her dreams, she knows time is running out. Heven needs to get Sam out of there whether she’s ready or not.

Tirade is one of those sequels where it’s like an endless list of tasks and challenges for the characters to complete. Once they solve one problem, another one immediately arises, they solve that one, then there’s something else, and so it goes. I don’t really like this plot format at all. It’s like the challenges are completely unrelated because there’s no overlap. The characters deal with one thing at a time, so it feels long and drawn out. It also just doesn’t feel natural. Some of these events could pop up before the previous one is figured out. It’d be more of a challenge and be more exciting.

There are several twists and reveals in Tirade. There are a few character deaths as well, which didn’t affect me at all, sadly. I’m definitely ready for the final book, so I can put this series behind me. The first book had a lot of potential, but the sequels have felt like a lot of forced material for the sake of making it a series.