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Title	:	The Veil (Devil's Isle #1)
Author	:	Chloe Neill
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	August 4th 2015 by NAL Trade
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Magic. Romance. Adult. Angels

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Seven years ago, the Veil that separates humanity from what lies beyond was torn apart, and New Orleans was engulfed in a supernatural war. Now, those with paranormal powers have been confined in a walled community that humans call the District. Those who live there call it Devil's Isle.

Claire Connolly is a good girl with a dangerous secret: she’s a Sensitive, a human endowed with magic that seeped through the Veil. Claire knows that revealing her skills would mean being confined to Devil’s Isle. Unfortunately, hiding her power has left her untrained and unfocused.

Liam Quinn knows from experience that magic makes monsters of the weak, and he has no time for a Sensitive with no control of her own strength. But when he sees Claire using her powers to save a human under attack—in full view of the French Quarter—Liam decides to bring her to Devil’s Isle and the teacher she needs, even though getting her out of his way isn’t the same as keeping her out of his head.

But when the Veil threatens to shatter completely, Claire and Liam must work together to stop it, or else New Orleans will burn…

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Original Title:	The Veil
ISBN:	0451473345 (ISBN13: 9780451473349)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Devil's Isle #1
Setting:	New Orleans, Louisiana(United States)

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The urban fantasy genre is really the one genre that I can never get enough of and while I adore it, I'm always on the lookout for something that stands out. For something that hasn't already been done time and time again. Immediately I fell into the easy writing that Neil is so known for. She has a way of painting a setting and it's characters that seems almost effortless. You are transported right into the heart of the story and into the characters lives from the very first chapter and it only

DNF @ 65%This is exactly how a book written by me would be: a great idea but awfully written.The world was really interesting and it had a lot of potential, but I just don't have the patience for it. The characters were flat and annoying most of the times and the plot was really slow, it took ages for something to actually happen and when it did, well, that was boring too. There was nothing here to make me want to read any further.I dunno why I even bothered reading so much of it, guess I kept

3.5 starsIt was much better than I thought it would be, but I admittedly went into it with low expectations. After becoming disillusioned with the Chicagoland Vampires series, I was hesitant to read this. This series is nothing like that one, which is a good thing. It's not as fun and has less dynamic characters, but this is truly for adults. CLV was labeled as an adult read but read like YA.The veil separated the fae and human worlds. The fae broke through 7 years earlier and attacked humans.

3.5 starsIt was much better than I thought it would be, but I admittedly went into it with low expectations. After becoming disillusioned with the Chicagoland Vampires series, I was hesitant to read this. This series is nothing like that one, which is a good thing. It's not as fun and has less dynamic characters, but this is truly for adults. CLV was labeled as an adult read but read like YA.The veil separated the fae and human worlds. The fae broke through 7 years earlier and attacked humans.

This review can also be found at Carole's Random Life.3.5 Stars!This was a good start to a new series. I have only read one other book by Chloe Neill so I thought that this would be a great chance to jump into a new series just as it is beginning. The book was good but it lacked the something extra that makes a book great. Every time I start reading a book, I always hope that it will be one of those books that I can't get out of my mind and have a difficult time putting it down. This wasn't that

Chloe Neill introduces readers to a very different New Orleans than were used to seeing in this first installment of her new Urban Fantasy series, Devils Isle. Its been seven years since paranormal beings tore through the veil into this world, kicking off a bloody war with humanity. The veil is closed and the war is over, but the aftermath lingers on. The earth is scorched. Resources are scarce. And magic has bled over into some unsuspecting humans, turning them into Sensitives. They are hunted

There's no vampires here . . . Chicagoland fans should not go into The Veil thinking they will get a repeat performance from Chloe Neill. The Veil is a different animal and that's not a bad thing. The Veil did everything the first book of an urban fantasy series should do, it builds the world, sets the tone and establishes the characters in a phenomenal way.The veil is the barrier that separates the human world from the magic world where all the paras live. But eight years ago the veil was