Helpful Score: 1
I enjoyed this but it contains information on angels, demons and succubus that I didn't know so it read slowly since I had to assimilate the new info as I was reading. Georgina Kincaid is one messed up chick. She loves Seth Mortensen, her favorite author who moves to Seattle, but is terrified to get to close to him due to the whole succubus thing. She doesn't want to suck out his life force hence she tries to stay far away.
Her relationship with Roman runs the same gammet. She seems to be a tease. She draws them in, plays with them, then changes her mind and pushes them away. I found this irritating and couldn't figure out why the guys were putting up with it. Then I figured it was the whole succubus thing...sexually irresistable.
I really liked her vampire friends, Cody and Peter, and the imp, Hugh. Good or bad, they were always there for her.
This book has it all: demons, angels, vampires, succubus, imps, shape-shifting, nephilim (angel/human hybrid). In typical UF fashion, the romance was left hanging and book two is a must read.
Her relationship with Roman runs the same gammet. She seems to be a tease. She draws them in, plays with them, then changes her mind and pushes them away. I found this irritating and couldn't figure out why the guys were putting up with it. Then I figured it was the whole succubus thing...sexually irresistable.
I really liked her vampire friends, Cody and Peter, and the imp, Hugh. Good or bad, they were always there for her.
This book has it all: demons, angels, vampires, succubus, imps, shape-shifting, nephilim (angel/human hybrid). In typical UF fashion, the romance was left hanging and book two is a must read.
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