Hades

#2 Halo

Alexandra Adornetto

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Harper Collins
20 January 2014

Series: Halo

AN ANGEL, A MORTAL, AND A DEMON ALL OUT FOR REVENGE ... THE INTERNATIONALLY BESTSELLING HALO SERIES CONTINUES

What will happen to an angel in Hell?

Jake thorn and his demons have been banished and Xavier and Bethany settle down to resume a normal life.

But on the night of Halloween, a childish prank goes terribly wrong and Jake is summoned back to the sleepy town of Venus Cove. Bethany is deceived and like the mythical Persephone she finds herself dragged into the nightmarish underworld of Hades.

While the angels call on higher powers to help rescue Bethany, Jake decides to play dirty and goes after the one thing she loves more than anything. But to spare Xavier's life, Bethany must make the ultimate sacrifice.

Will she make a deal with the Devil? And what will happen to an angel in Hell?

'Halo enchanted me from the very first page.' - Claudia Gray, #1 best-selling author of Evernight series

ADDITIONAL PRAISE:

'HADES ... Look for it. Doubtless it will be another winner,' New York Journal of Books

'Adornetto's dialogue feels fresh and real ... If it were not for young adult readers like her, the YA boom never would have happened and publishing would be much gloomier,' New York Times Book Review

By: Alexandra Adornetto
Imprint: Harper Collins
Country of Publication: Australia
Volume: 02
Dimensions: Height: 200mm, Width: 130mm, Spine: 25mm
Weight: 493g
ISBN: 9780732298500
ISBN 10: 0732298504
Series: Halo
Pages: 432
Publication Date: 20 January 2014
Recommended Age: From 13 years
Audience: Young adult , Preschool (0-5)
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Reviews for Hades (#2 Halo)

'Halo enchanted me from the very first page' - Claudia Gray. 'Hades ...Look for it. Doubtless it will be another winner,' New York Journal of Books 'Adornetto's dialogue feels fresh and real ...If it were not for young adult readers like her, the YA boom never would have happened and publishing would be much gloomier.' New York Times Book Review