Katie's Hellion by Lizzy Ford

Series: Rhyn Trilogy (1)
Kindle Edition, March 27 2011, 246 pages
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Katie’s having the worst day ever: she’s been dragged down to the police station for abandoning her son, a cute kid with big brown eyes. Only Katie doesn’t have a son. She’s never seen the five year old boy in her life, despite the insistence of the police, her doctor, even her own sister. She thinks she’s gone completely crazy until the five year old living in her house tells her his secret: he’s a baby immortal, and his guardians were supposed to wipe her mind so she’d forget he didn’t belong to her and raise him as hers. But Katie is immune to the power of immortals, and they don't react well to this discovery. Katie winds up in Hell, where she meets Rhyn, who recognizes her as an immortal's mate - and his key out of Hell. Rhyn is a misunderstood immortal, the youngest of the seven Ancients, sentenced to Hell after accidentally almost destroying the world. Katie’s immunity to immortals creates an opportunity for them to escape Hell, so he snatches her and flees. At first, Katie despises the man who treats her like a portable food source, until she finds out he’s the only one willing and able to protect her from the dangers of the immortal world. Rhyn discovers that his little human has heart. With horror, he discovers she’s not destined to be any immortal's mate- she's destined to be his mate. He has no idea how to care for someone else let alone control his power, but he must learn, as his little human is endangered by both good and bad immortals determined to use her to their advantage.

My thoughts
I bought this book when it was free on Amazon and found the blurb really interesting. Having said that it was sat on my kindle for ages before I finally gave it a go. I was absolutely hooked from the first paragraph, I was kicking myself for not reading this sooner. This book has everything from seven sexy brothers airing their dirty laundry to a baby angel that seems to grow at an unprecedented rate. At the beginning there where too many characters for me to make sense of. I never really knew who the author was talking about but eventually as I got more accustomed to the characters I really started enjoying this book. I found it to be amazing and loved the storyline. There could have been some improvements but I still ended up reading it in less than a day and then went straight on to buy the next two books as I just couldn't put it down. This book is brilliant and I would recommend it to all YA readers.