Turmoil in Hell

Hell to Pay, Book 3

By: Kaylin Peyerk

Narrated by: Amy Hall

Lucifer, God, and I walk into a room....

There's no joke, well, not really. Now that Heaven has fallen all five of us are forced to co-inhabit Lucifer's castle up on the mountain high above the crash site. Tensions run high, my princes are at their wit's end, and I'm pretty sure I'm falling in love with everyone single one of them.
On top of that I have to come to terms with the fact that I'm the next ruler of the realms. So I'm in charge of my five surly men, the demons, and the angels?

This can't end well, can it?

©2021 Kaylin Peyerk (P)2022 Kaylin Peyerk

Amazing characters

This one epic story and the best end to this story and kaylin has really made an epic story for the ages

Loved It

Great book, kept my attention all the way to the end, amazing audio delivery, loved it. Will be reading again, every chapter was received amazingly do recommend you give it a read.

okay ending

This book started right when the last one ended with heaven falling into hell and Allie and Jehovah in the center of it. this book was kind of structured weird. there was no big climax. it happened at the beginning of the book. this book followed Allie in the aftermath of bringing down heaven and her coming to terms with her part in the prophecy. honestly this focused on the relationships around her and her mated are all worthless. Jehovah and lucifer are the only ones remotely supportive of her and they have to much baggage as well.

in the end the story just seemed unfinished. the relationship between Allie and lucifer and Allie and Jehovah is settles and i guess Adonis too. but Liam felt still up in the air as well as Amon's relationship. and there is so much still brewing between Jehovah and Lucifer.

i like how the book was structured but it just felt unfinished

awesome

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Great series!

This is a great series, but this book is lacking a bit. The narrator is great, but the story is rushed and the ending is dreadful.