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Title	:	Requiem for Immortals (The Law Game #1)
Author	:	Lee Winter
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	1st edition
Pages	:	Pages: 284 pages
Published	:	August 3rd 2016 by Ylva Publishing
Categories	:	LGBT. Romance. GLBT. Lesbian. Thriller. Mystery. Crime

Requiem for Immortals (The Law Game #1) Paperback | Pages: 284 pages

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Professional cellist Natalya Tsvetnenko moves seamlessly among the elite where she fills the souls of symphony patrons with beauty even as she takes the lives of the corrupt of Australia’s ruthless underworld. The cold, exacting assassin is hired to kill a woman who seems so innocent that Natalya can’t understand why anyone would want her dead. As she gets to know her target, she can’t work out why she even cares.

Winner of the Golden Crown Literary Award (2017) for Mystery/Thriller and Lambda finalist.

Length: 80,000 words
Themes: assassin · Australia · awakening · cellist · crime · homicide · lesbian · lesbian thriller · Melbourne · murder · music · police

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ISBN:	3955337103 (ISBN13: 9783955337100)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Law Game #1, Requiem #1
Literary Awards:	Golden Crown Literary Award for Mystery/Thriller (2017)

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5 Stars for a re-read, this time in audiobook format. This is the first book I've listened to that is read by Anais Inara Chase. I don't know if she is Australian and since Im not, I can't attest to her accent, but I loved her 5 Star narration. Another excellent audiobook that reminded me why I loved this book when I read the print version and it may have upped my enjoyment. So much so, I made a new shelf - Memorable Main Character for Requiem/Natalya Tsvetnenko. At forty-one, Natalya strives

This was one of the most captivating thrillers I've read so far this year. To say I was pleasantly surprised would be an understatement! This is the book that pulls you in from the very beginning and keeps you on your toes until the last moment of it. The mystery is there, the perfectly planned, rich plot is there, the romance is there, albeit different from the standard, romance novels, but even that adds to the bonus this book brings. I feel like if I say I just loved it, I would somehow

Loved this! Truly unique. Lots of twists. Great suspense, lots of action, a cool setting, and some romance too. Couldn't put this one down. Looking forward to lots more from Lee Winter's uber creative mind.Net Galley ARC received for an unbiased review.

Lee did such an amazing job with this book. I feel like writing the character of Natalya was tricky, but Lee did a great job with her. The book as a whole could have easily been too much but Lee is an extraordinary writer and this book was beyond wonderful, I literally had such a hard time putting it down and it would hurt every time I had to do something else. Great book.

When the Elite Ops Series ended their fabulous 7-book run back in 2015, the world of lesfic thrillers was left in a void. No sexy, lethal, and larger than life secret agent / spy / assassin has stepped up to take the place of the happily-married-off Elite operatives. Until now.Natalya Tsvetnenko (aka Requiem), classical cellist by profession, mob assassin-for-hire by avocation. Or the other way around. It doesn't really matter to her which as both are exceedingly exacting and tremendously

This is by far the best book I've read in over a year of obsessively flying through lesfic like an addict. It is gems like this that keep me reading through and weeding out the good from the bad and the good from the great. Requiem for Immortals definitely falls under the great column. The synopsis gives enough of a description to perfectly summarize what's in this novel, but nothing will explain how beautifully it is written or tell you how it will punch you in the feels. I say buy it and buy

I am fast becoming a huge fan of Winter's. My thought processes get twisted up so that I find it completely acceptable to be rooting for an assassin who has killed in excess of 30 people. Not only am I hoping she gets away with it but also that she falls in love and gets the girl. She's a world-renowned cellist, she can't possibly be all bad, right? And then to compound the confusion, I find myself irritated that her target isn't completely upfront and honest.Fantastic read. It held my attention