Got demon? Grace
does. She's got more demon than she can saddle. In fact, she's got a sinfully
sexy Crown Prince of Hell named Caspian. She's also got ten days to get rid of
him or Bad Things shall ensue. See, her Russian mobster ex-boyfriend didn't
take kindly to her smutty Mephistophelean contract. It's not that she's
conspiring with fiends; that was his idea. It's that she's conspiring against
him with outrageous devilry that runs the gamut from embarrassing to a dead
hooker turned dominatrix demon gunning for his soul.
One should never
trust demons, let alone shag them. They don't have hearts. Yet Grace is buying
hers some slightly tarnished armor and hoping that once he's been shoveled into
it, kicking and screaming, he'll find it's just his size. This damsel in
distress needs a dark knight for a Happily Ever After.
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Fun start to what looks to be a great series!
Grace is in need
of some demon assistance. For four years
she has been battling her ex and she has finally decided to call in the big
guns. Those so called guns come in the
form of one Crown Prince of Hell, Caspian.
Oh yummy, yum-yum. The old adage
of tall, dark and handsome totally describes Caspian. Oh, you can also throw in sex-on-a-stick and walking
wet dream while you are at it. Revenge
comes first and then well maybe she can….oh never mind. Anyways, now that she has the ability to
fight her ex, Michael, she just has one other thing to do; she must pay Caspian’s
price for the contract.
Caspian could be
called a bit of a show off. When his
amazing entrance at his summoning does nothing for the gorgeous woman in front
him, he is perplexed and intrigued. Normally
women are falling at his feet and this goddess is not even batting an eye at
him. Well he knows how he can change
that…the terms of the contract. She must
sleep with him if she wishes to use him to ruin Michael (imagine Grace doing a
private happy dance). Too bad his plan
backfires on him and he may be losing more than he planned for.
Their attraction
is instant and they practically burn up the sheets, but what do you expect from
a sizzling gorgeous demon. Caspian can
make every one of Grace’s dreams come true and let me just say it is
delicious! In the end, is their love
making going to be enough for them.
Neither believes a life together is possible, but for extremely
different reasons. What they didn’t know
is that there are other forces at play.
How to Lose a Demon in 10 Days is different, but not in a bad way what’s so
ever. It’s has moments of brilliance,
some good laughs and a plot that I have never read before; all that makes it a
good “different”. I think I’m unsettled
because I think I was expecting more laughs, Michael being tortured more and
while the different point of views were nice they became too much. I felt like I was missing out on things even
though I was seeing into others perspectives.
How to Lose a Demon is a
really fun read, but at times the humor just didn’t do it for me. But that being said, there is one scene that
will forever be burned into my brain. I
will forever view the act of getting caught during sex differently!! Ms. DeWylde’s take on it, cracked me the heck
up. If she could make that one singular act
worse, she did. Those poor lovers
*snicker*.
Ms. DeWylde’s new
series, 10 Days, is a winner. She ranks high in originality for plot and distinctive
situations. Her ability to bring it all
together is perfect and I’m happy with the final product. I’m just not all tingly and gitty. I’m pleasantly content. After reading the epilogue, I’m not sure if
I’ll be seeing these specific characters again, but my fingers are
crossed. They were very entertaining and
the brought a smile to my face.
Thanks for reading ~Toni
Well, Toni, this is definitely interesting although I barely read paranormal romance for adults
ReplyDeleteGREAT review
Your reader,
Soma
http://insomnia-of-books.blogspot.com/
Soma - It's not erotica, by any means. If you read romance at all you'll be safe. If you are YA reader, it might be too much. Though I have read some YA that was like hmmm not sure if a teenager should read that. Hope that helps. ~Toni
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