Is Revenge as Sweet as the Devil claims it is?

Revenge (Slay Book 3)

After reading each book in Laurelin Paige’s Slay series I feel like I need therapy. Now that I have finished listening to Revenge, I need to rethink and re-evaluate, is Revenge as sweet as The Devil claims it is? Having read the book then listening to this narration, since The Devil comes in the form of the voice of Shane East, I'm going to go with yes, he is right it will be sweet. Elena Wolfe allows us to see Celia as a new person but how strong is she and does she still have doubts about Edward, Wolfe is the perfect voice to bring Celia to life.

Celia is back in London, living with Edward and she loves him! I will give him that he did the right thing, by replacing those terrible awful memories of the things done to her, the abuses that made her into what she once was. Edward, along with her therapy have remade Celia into the stronger person she is now, but will Edward’s need for Revenge hurt Celia yet again or help give her the closer she needs on that part of her life. Are they playing a live chess game against each other?

Shane East and Elena Wolfe are amazing drawing you into the story plot, listening to what is inside Celia's mind and realizing that although she is stronger in some ways she is still susceptible to memories. It's because of Wolfe's ability to portray Celia that you see this more in the audio story than you may realize it in the written story. I am not taking away from the written story here, I'm saying that the audio brings a whole new level to the story.

Will Edward stop pushing her when it comes to “A” and who he is and can Celia continue to protect Hudson. When Edward is ready to exact his Revenge will Celia be able to handle Edward afterwards, will Celia actually be able to collect of the bargain Edward offered her once his Revenge is over?

Will The Devil end the game or will The Lady have to make a move that could hurt them both?

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