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    Ceaseless

    By Abbi Glines

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    Can he make her fall in love with him... again?

    When Pagan Moore proved worthy of Death’s devotion, he was given the gift of getting to keep her.

    But Dank was never promised that Pagan would keep him.

    When a soul is created, so is its mate. In every lifetime those souls find each other. They complete the other’s destiny. It’s time for Pagan’s soul to choose if she truly wants an eternity at Death’s side or if she wants the mate created just for her.

    Dank didn’t think he had to worry about her choice. He knew where her heart belonged. Until he realized that every kiss, every touch, every moment of their time together would be washed from her memories. He would have to win her heart all over again and prove to her soul that he was where she belonged.

    If only her soul’s mate wasn’t right there standing in his way.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAbbi Glines
    Release dateSep 17, 2012
    ISBN9781301591480
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    Abbi Glines

    Abbi Glines is the New York Times, USA TODAY, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of the Rosemary Beach, Field Party, Sea Breeze, Vincent Boys, and Existence series. A devoted book lover, Abbi lives with her family in Alabama. She maintains a Twitter addiction at @AbbiGlines and can also be found at Facebook.com/AbbiGlinesAuthor and AbbiGlinesBooks.com.

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    • 5/5
      This was fantastic. And lets continue with the theme of: Oh. My. God. Am loving Pagan even more than I did at first, if that's even possible. Dank had a higher position in my heart over Pagan but now I think I might love them both the same. I love her snarky and witty tongue and her overall don't mess with me attitude. Right off the bat we get to see her feistiness in action when Dank approached her while she tries to move into her dorm and when some guy at a club used a really lame line on her. I laughed so hard at that one because I thought pick up guy's line was pathetic too.

      Pagan's memory was taken away by the Deity, whoever she was, so Pagan's soul could have chance to connect to the soul it was created for. If she chooses Death and if she remember's him, then they can have eternity together. What is wrong with this Deity? Why can't she see true love, let it be and just get over herself. Anyway's, I fell in love with Dankmar all over again (he's real, isn't he?). Man can the guy woo, and Pagan was already a swoony mess to try and resist. Didn't knew Death could be such a romantic, I was like, "Pick him, pick him". But I do remember in Existence Pagan saying that she and Jay were so alike and comfortably with each other but there was no passion whatsoever. That made me worry less that things might not go the way I want it to. Who chooses these Soul Mates, isn't there suppose to be passion or do they have to create that themselves? Miranda and Nathan didn't seem to have any problem in that department, ah hem.

      Don't want to give too much away so let's just end with me saying that you won't be disappointed with the conclusion to the series. It only made me wish it didn't have to end, I wished there was an epilogue to see how life and death is going for Pagan and Dank. Oh. My. God.
    • 5/5
      Short but sweet. A good ending to a good trilogy!
    • 4/5
      Here's to the final book in the Existence trilogy. I must admit, this story was the better of them all! There's something about college adults instead of teens for this story. Pagan, now a college student has forgotten everything that's happened within the past year or so of her life. No Dank, Leif, no wandering souls. Now she has to choose between the one made especially for her, the once totally forgotten or the one lusting and stalking her every move! I have to say that this one, minus the narrator's voice, really kept my attention. Dank, had to win her back the hard way- with no advantages of Pagan's memory. The idea of him having to start from scratch was pretty cool, but he still had an advantage! To me, Dank cheated the entire book, leaving Leif and Jay And so without proper ammo to do battle. I didn't think that was right and I definitely didn't need the horrible voice of Ashley Litz doing the audio-sex scenes! Ha! Anyway, this book was much better. The ending was wrong to me, but only because I feel Dank cheated but it was a good ending, nonetheless. I am actually scoring this book higher than the others. Well, the same as Leif anyway. I think you'll enjoy this one. Great job, Abbi Glines!Have a great day and go to the library for this one!
    • 5/5
      This was fantastic. And lets continue with the theme of: Oh. My. God. Am loving Pagan even more than I did at first, if that's even possible. Dank had a higher position in my heart over Pagan but now I think I might love them both the same. I love her snarky and witty tongue and her overall don't mess with me attitude. Right off the bat we get to see her feistiness in action when Dank approached her while she tries to move into her dorm and when some guy at a club used a really lame line on her. I laughed so hard at that one because I thought pick up guy's line was pathetic too.

      Pagan's memory was taken away by the Deity, whoever she was, so Pagan's soul could have chance to connect to the soul it was created for. If she chooses Death and if she remember's him, then they can have eternity together. What is wrong with this Deity? Why can't she see true love, let it be and just get over herself. Anyway's, I fell in love with Dankmar all over again (he's real, isn't he?). Man can the guy woo, and Pagan was already a swoony mess to try and resist. Didn't knew Death could be such a romantic, I was like, "Pick him, pick him". But I do remember in Existence Pagan saying that she and Jay were so alike and comfortably with each other but there was no passion whatsoever. That made me worry less that things might not go the way I want it to. Who chooses these Soul Mates, isn't there suppose to be passion or do they have to create that themselves? Miranda and Nathan didn't seem to have any problem in that department, ah hem.

      Don't want to give too much away so let's just end with me saying that you won't be disappointed with the conclusion to the series. It only made me wish it didn't have to end, I wished there was an epilogue to see how life and death is going for Pagan and Dank. Oh. My. God.
    • 4/5
      Well I think out of all the books this one was my favorite! I FINALLY fell in love with Dank!

      Now that Dank has saved Pagan's soul that doesn't mean things are going to be smooth sailing. Nope, the Diety have other things in mind. Pagan starts college with no memory of the past year. Anything that included Dank,Leif, or even Gee are gone! Jay is her soul mate. She has to make the decision to walk away from that in order to be with Dank. But now the problem is he has to make her love him again. To remember their history.

      I really liked this idea. I think it finally helped me fall in love with Dank. He had to get to Pagan and in doing so he got to me. Great series with a good twist on the paranormal stuff!
    • 5/5
      I love the story of Pagan and Dank. It's so beautiful how after everything their love persists and finds a way to their forever.
    • 4/5
      I really enjoyed coming full circle with Pagan and Dank. With the events of this book, even though this is the third book when we are usually a bit bored with a relationship back and forth, we are able to enjoy a sweet romance again between these two. It allowed the reader to experience the 'will they or won't they' situation again. We see a bit of Leif, Jay comes into play, and Wyatt comes back in a cool way. Gee is still Gee and Glines leaves her situation wide open for a book of her own.This was a nice ending to Gline's first paranormal novel series.
    • 5/5
      Abbi Glines has done it again ladies and gentlemen! Another amazing book that rocked my world. Her books shouldn't surprise me with their awesomeness by now, but they do. Every time. Because the awesomeness just increases with each book.I was so happy to finally have it in my hands and be able to read it and then I remembered that it was the last book in the Existence Trilogy and I wasn't as happy. Nevertheless, the book was amazing and I loved it! It didn't disappoint me at all.The first chapter made me so sad but soon I was consumed in the book and I found myself falling in love with Dank all over again as he tried to woo Pagan.Ceaseless was not like the other two books in the series. There was no one trying to kill Pagan though there was an angelic power trying to separate the two. But they didn't give up their love, they fought for it and I must say, the ending was perfect. It was also more mature, as Pagan was now in college and let me tell you, the make out sessions were hot. With a double T.The plot always manages to blow my mind with the surprises. You never know what to expect or why certain things happen which I love in a book. It always keeps me on edge and doesn't get boring. In Ceaseless we get closer to the other characters and I fell in love with Gee which I didn't think was possible.With a hot romance, drama and a sexy deity, Ceaseless is definitely a must read! One of my favorite series and I'm very sad to say goodbye to the characters that I had came to adore, but I loved every minute I spent reading a book of the Trilogy and I think you should start reading them.
    • 5/5
      When Pagan Moore proved worthy of Death’s devotion, he was given the gift of getting to keep her. But Dank was never promised that Pagan would keep him.When a soul is created, so is its mate. In every lifetime those souls find each other. They complete the other’s destiny. It’s time for Pagan’s soul to choose if she truly wants an eternity at Death’s side or if she wants the mate created just for her. Dank didn’t think he had to worry about her choice. He knew where her heart belonged. Until he realized that every kiss, every touch, every moment of their time together would be washed from her memories. He would have to win her heart all over again and prove to her soul that he was where she belonged. If only her soul’s mate wasn’t right there standing in his way.Pagan feels lost and like something is missing but she can't seem to place what it is. Watching Dank go through this was heartbreaking. And I honestly felt for Pagan.. she knew something was wrong but everything was unrightfully stolen from her. She's not complete without Dank whether she realizes it or not."I knew then that I had never understood what humans called love. But that if it was anything close to the power you held over me, then no wonder they searched so passionately." -Dank "Death" Walker“You're mine, Pagan Moore. You will always be mine.” -Dank "Death" Walker“I realized you owned me one night in this room. I was singing to you and you were sleeping. You made a little noise in your sleep like you were distressed and I panicked and ran to your side. You grabbed my arm in your sleep and pulled it up against your face and went back to sleep. I didn't want to ever move.” -Dank "Death" Walker“The one thing I’d learned was that having someone with you all the time did not take away the loneliness. You could be surrounded by people and be lonely. Something was missing. I could almost pinpoint it, but right when it was within my grasp I forgot; it just slipped away.” -Pagan