Helpful Score: 1
I really enjoyed this book which has a different take on demons. Oh yeah, they're still evil but personal demons...everyone has one...found that kinda cool. The books starts slowly but if you can make it to chapter seven, wow will you be sucked in. Megan Chase is a psychologist who is doing a radio show (for extra money) and she is marketed as the Demon Slayer. This has brought out the demons in force to kill her before she can slay them. Greyson Dante, demon, shows up on here doorstep and is relentless in his quest for her attention. He is totally the highlight of this book. He's hot, sexy and determined to have Megan.
Her boss at the radio station is a total prick and for the life of me I can't figure out why she didn't just tell him where to go. Really who needs money that badly? Wait until you get to Art Bellingham, he's an ass too. And Brian Stone, the reporter, dogging her every step for a story, comes across as an ass but warms up. Man Megan sure can pick them. And when the personal demons and Templeton Black enter the picture, look out. The action is intense and suspenseful and her demon lover, Dante is hot as hell.
Her boss at the radio station is a total prick and for the life of me I can't figure out why she didn't just tell him where to go. Really who needs money that badly? Wait until you get to Art Bellingham, he's an ass too. And Brian Stone, the reporter, dogging her every step for a story, comes across as an ass but warms up. Man Megan sure can pick them. And when the personal demons and Templeton Black enter the picture, look out. The action is intense and suspenseful and her demon lover, Dante is hot as hell.
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