What do you think?
Rate this book
Demons After Dark: Covenant #2
Infernal Games
My life is pretty normal now. No demons. No soul contracts. No supernatural serial killers trying to stab me in a dark alley. It’s all very safe. And boring.
But when Lucifer shows up in Hell’s Kitchen, he drags me into a dangerous game of cat and mouse. One I can’t lose. If he gets his hands on me, he’ll bound me to his side. Why? No one knows.
I have a sneaking suspicion it has something to do with a darkness in my past I can barely remember. Whenever I’m near Az, hazy memories spark, and our undeniable connection feels strangely familiar. Whatever the reason, I have to find the answers fast. Or I’ll end up trapped in Hell forever.
But when Lucifer shows up in Hell’s Kitchen, he drags me into a dangerous game of cat and mouse. One I can’t lose. If he gets his hands on me, he’ll bound me to his side. Why? No one knows.
I have a sneaking suspicion it has something to do with a darkness in my past I can barely remember. Whenever I’m near Az, hazy memories spark, and our undeniable connection feels strangely familiar. Whatever the reason, I have to find the answers fast. Or I’ll end up trapped in Hell forever.
Kindle Edition
First published July 15, 2021
337 people are currently reading
502 people want to read
About the author
Jenna Wolfhart
57 books1,548 followersJenna Wolfhart spends her days dreaming up stories about swoony fae kings and rugged blacksmiths. When she's not writing, she loves to do CrossFit competitions, rewatch Game of Thrones, collect Taylor Swift vinyls, and drink far too much coffee.
Jenna has always had a passion for writing, books, and publishing. Previously, she worked for an academic publisher in New York and then completed her PhD in Librarianship, focusing on young adult fiction.
Jenna now lives in England with her husband and her two dogs.
Jenna has always had a passion for writing, books, and publishing. Previously, she worked for an academic publisher in New York and then completed her PhD in Librarianship, focusing on young adult fiction.
Jenna now lives in England with her husband and her two dogs.
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 - 30 of 81 reviews
November 15, 2025
I’m giving 3 stars solely because I love everyone EXCEPT the FMC!
Mia has the survival skills of a snail.
Mia has the survival skills of a snail.
July 16, 2021
Too Stupid To Live Main Character
The first book was 3.5 stars and I read it last night. I wasn't excited about this one, but it was out and so I decided to give it a shot thinking maybe the series needed a little time to iron out the kinks. OMG and do I wish I hadn't done that.
The MC is a bleeping moron. She does one asinine thing after another. Lucifer wants to make me his bride? Let me go and dangle myself in front of him with my.striking one of a kind looks. Disguise my appearance by changing my hair? I couldn't possibly, I like my hair too much to do that even though the Lord Of Hell is literally snapping at my heels.
And her hero isn't winning any awards for the brilliance of his actions either.
Then the world building goes out the window too. In book one demons and angels are competing to win the fate of humanity. If the demons win everything and everyone ends up in hell. Original? No. Believable? Sure. Except in this book suddenly the angels and demons are aliens. WTF?
I was in danger of giving myself a concussion from all the eyerolling I was doing, so I gave up reading at 49%. And then just skimmed to the end...only to have it end in a cliffhanger. Are you kidding me?
DNF. One star. I wish I could go back in time and pick up something else to read. Only good thing is it was KU.
The first book was 3.5 stars and I read it last night. I wasn't excited about this one, but it was out and so I decided to give it a shot thinking maybe the series needed a little time to iron out the kinks. OMG and do I wish I hadn't done that.
The MC is a bleeping moron. She does one asinine thing after another. Lucifer wants to make me his bride? Let me go and dangle myself in front of him with my.striking one of a kind looks. Disguise my appearance by changing my hair? I couldn't possibly, I like my hair too much to do that even though the Lord Of Hell is literally snapping at my heels.
And her hero isn't winning any awards for the brilliance of his actions either.
Then the world building goes out the window too. In book one demons and angels are competing to win the fate of humanity. If the demons win everything and everyone ends up in hell. Original? No. Believable? Sure. Except in this book suddenly the angels and demons are aliens. WTF?
I was in danger of giving myself a concussion from all the eyerolling I was doing, so I gave up reading at 49%. And then just skimmed to the end...only to have it end in a cliffhanger. Are you kidding me?
DNF. One star. I wish I could go back in time and pick up something else to read. Only good thing is it was KU.
August 8, 2021
miaaaaaa, pleaseeeeeeee
So something must have happened between the first book and the second because Mia is about 50% more dumb in this book. Like she knows she shouldn't do something, and goes and does it anyway, and it's not brave, it's just stupid. And some of her decisions have just been without logic and it got me very frustrated.
the storyline is continuing nicely, I like the power games between Az and Lucifer, that was fun, but really, the only thing here I really loved was the romance. The tension and the deception between Az and Lucifer was fun, until Mia blew it all.
Will be looking to see how this series ends.
→ 3 stars
So something must have happened between the first book and the second because Mia is about 50% more dumb in this book. Like she knows she shouldn't do something, and goes and does it anyway, and it's not brave, it's just stupid. And some of her decisions have just been without logic and it got me very frustrated.
the storyline is continuing nicely, I like the power games between Az and Lucifer, that was fun, but really, the only thing here I really loved was the romance. The tension and the deception between Az and Lucifer was fun, until Mia blew it all.
Will be looking to see how this series ends.
→ 3 stars
October 25, 2021
Book 2 continues where we left off.
Still a great storyline. This one a bit more intriguing and mysterious than the first. More is slowly released where Az is concerned. I just wish he had come off a bit more bad ass. I mean he keeps saying there is more power to him than Mia realizes so why the hell is he just taking crap from Lucifer. I mean if you can kick his arse then kick his arse!
Work is kicking my arse so my reviews are gonna be short and sweet for a while 😭
Happy reading,
DD 💕
Still a great storyline. This one a bit more intriguing and mysterious than the first. More is slowly released where Az is concerned. I just wish he had come off a bit more bad ass. I mean he keeps saying there is more power to him than Mia realizes so why the hell is he just taking crap from Lucifer. I mean if you can kick his arse then kick his arse!
Work is kicking my arse so my reviews are gonna be short and sweet for a while 😭
Happy reading,
DD 💕
June 17, 2022
No es gran cosa. Lo leí por Lucy, y al final era el malo. Bueno, es malo ya se, pero esperaba otra cosa.
Creo q hubo muchas partes en este libro donde sentí q se volvía absurdo. Una por ejemplo, para no spolear, fue que nadie sabía cuándo sería luna llena cuando había hombres lobos?. No estoy segura, pero siento q la autora quería mostrarlos lo malo y calculador q era Lucifer. Cómo el estaba siempre primero, calculando todo de antemano y jugando un juego en el q no podían engañarlo porque él sabía todo. (Ponele) (?)
Entonces porque no detenerse a hacer las cosas bien? Jajajaja todo lo hacían mal. Si no había q aparecer, la protagonista lo hacía y de la forma más llamativa. Si no debían besarse, no lo hacían pero si había intimidad. Si, los podía encontrar en la casa de Az, allí iban. Y así con todo y cosas peores. Pero la del hombre lobo fue la q me mostró que poco argumento tiene.
Todo lo demás es absurdo, los demonios no son buenos. Eso no quiere decir que sean malos. Pero definitivamente no son buenos, por algo son denonios. Entonces xk hacer q quieren salvar al mundo.
Pensé q Lucifer jugaría un mejor papel, quizá un triangulo?. Que ilusa. No solo no llego a eso, sino que encima fue el villano de este libro. Y lo peor es cuando llevas al final y entendes “el porque”.
Ahí me di cuenta que había perdido mi tiempo con un libro que no deja nada. Y lo peor es que todo esto de relleno te quita las ganas de leer el final de la trilogía.
Creo q hubo muchas partes en este libro donde sentí q se volvía absurdo. Una por ejemplo, para no spolear, fue que nadie sabía cuándo sería luna llena cuando había hombres lobos?. No estoy segura, pero siento q la autora quería mostrarlos lo malo y calculador q era Lucifer. Cómo el estaba siempre primero, calculando todo de antemano y jugando un juego en el q no podían engañarlo porque él sabía todo. (Ponele) (?)
Entonces porque no detenerse a hacer las cosas bien? Jajajaja todo lo hacían mal. Si no había q aparecer, la protagonista lo hacía y de la forma más llamativa. Si no debían besarse, no lo hacían pero si había intimidad. Si, los podía encontrar en la casa de Az, allí iban. Y así con todo y cosas peores. Pero la del hombre lobo fue la q me mostró que poco argumento tiene.
Todo lo demás es absurdo, los demonios no son buenos. Eso no quiere decir que sean malos. Pero definitivamente no son buenos, por algo son denonios. Entonces xk hacer q quieren salvar al mundo.
Pensé q Lucifer jugaría un mejor papel, quizá un triangulo?. Que ilusa. No solo no llego a eso, sino que encima fue el villano de este libro. Y lo peor es cuando llevas al final y entendes “el porque”.
Ahí me di cuenta que había perdido mi tiempo con un libro que no deja nada. Y lo peor es que todo esto de relleno te quita las ganas de leer el final de la trilogía.
July 20, 2021
This is one hell of a ride and once you get on you will not want it to stop! It’s an exciting and entertaining read filled with twists and turns that will make your head spin! The story continues to grow as do the characters and I am very excited to see where the author takes us in the next book!
August 30, 2025
✓ Slow burn
✓ Entertaining plot - 3.5 / 5
✓ Mature language
✓ Fast paced
✓ Spice 🌶 / 5
✓ PNR
✓ Demon x human
✓ Morally gray
✓ Touch her and you'll 💀
✓ Fake dating
✓ One bed
✓ Enemies to Lovers
✓ Forced proximity
✓ Ends in a cliffhanger
The second book begins where the first one ended.
Mia's life is normal; no one knows her or her story. There are no demons. There are no soul contacts. Nothing. That is, until she gets bored and tries to sneak back into Hell's Kitchen to see Lucifer.
It's an interesting, mysterious, and intriguing story. I'm still waiting for her to unlock her powers, and I really want to see the powers Az claims he has.
✓ Entertaining plot - 3.5 / 5
✓ Mature language
✓ Fast paced
✓ Spice 🌶 / 5
✓ PNR
✓ Demon x human
✓ Morally gray
✓ Touch her and you'll 💀
✓ Fake dating
✓ One bed
✓ Enemies to Lovers
✓ Forced proximity
✓ Ends in a cliffhanger
The second book begins where the first one ended.
Mia's life is normal; no one knows her or her story. There are no demons. There are no soul contacts. Nothing. That is, until she gets bored and tries to sneak back into Hell's Kitchen to see Lucifer.
It's an interesting, mysterious, and intriguing story. I'm still waiting for her to unlock her powers, and I really want to see the powers Az claims he has.
August 19, 2021
Main character too dumb to live
I liked book one, warts and all, and went into two interested especially as the ending set up two to be a deeper dive into the world. Maybe 5% in I had to put it down and call it. If someone said Jack the ripper was going to kill me in the most awful way possible I would do everything in my power to avoid Jack. Dye my hair, change my city, etc what I wouldn't do is show up at the place where he might be because I'm curious what he LOOKS like (despite having a friend that could tell me) and I definitely wouldn't be trying to get physically close enough to eavesdrop on his conversation. The whole time her inner dialog is going on about how dumb it is and she shouldn't do it, but she did anyway. That's when I stopped caring about Mia and didn't care to read about what other dumb thing she was going to do. For the most part I liked the way the writer writes but it just seemed like Mia was made to do stupid stuff to fit a set plot line. Why would anyone want to keep rooting for a character set to keep doing things so dumb? Legit disappointed because I wanted to find out more about Mia's past but I think I would be rage reading (Why would you GO there, Mia?! Don't do THAT, Mia!, etc) at this point. Would maybe read a future book by the writer in a different series because clearly she writes well enough to become interested/invested in her characters. Rooting for the author and future works but reading about Mia is like watching a train wreck.
I liked book one, warts and all, and went into two interested especially as the ending set up two to be a deeper dive into the world. Maybe 5% in I had to put it down and call it. If someone said Jack the ripper was going to kill me in the most awful way possible I would do everything in my power to avoid Jack. Dye my hair, change my city, etc what I wouldn't do is show up at the place where he might be because I'm curious what he LOOKS like (despite having a friend that could tell me) and I definitely wouldn't be trying to get physically close enough to eavesdrop on his conversation. The whole time her inner dialog is going on about how dumb it is and she shouldn't do it, but she did anyway. That's when I stopped caring about Mia and didn't care to read about what other dumb thing she was going to do. For the most part I liked the way the writer writes but it just seemed like Mia was made to do stupid stuff to fit a set plot line. Why would anyone want to keep rooting for a character set to keep doing things so dumb? Legit disappointed because I wanted to find out more about Mia's past but I think I would be rage reading (Why would you GO there, Mia?! Don't do THAT, Mia!, etc) at this point. Would maybe read a future book by the writer in a different series because clearly she writes well enough to become interested/invested in her characters. Rooting for the author and future works but reading about Mia is like watching a train wreck.
December 8, 2024
Si j'ai adoré le premier tome, j'ai trouvé malgré tout ce deuxième un peu en dessous, par le fait du jeu de chat et de souris assez particulier avec Lucifer. Il s'agit de la suite direct, donc après quelques péripéties dans le début, nous retrouvons Mia qui a une vie plus tranquille. Trop tranquille à son gout, mais je ne peux en dire plus pour le moment, pour le tout court même. La demoiselle n'a pas eu le choix et lorsque la curiosité frappe à sa porte peu de temps après les premiers événements, surtout lorsque sa meilleure amie lui indique que Sieur Lucifer est descendu de son trône pour venir mettre son nez sur Terre, c'est la panique. Et pour cause, le résumé donne déjà le ton : il s'amuse à être le chat ! Et pas n'importe lequel, celui qui sait attraper ses proies en les faisant souffrir mille maux psychologiquement. Autant bien faire sinon ce n'est pas drôle.
Bien sympathique ce nouveau joueur qui entre sur le terrain. Autant être honnête, je ne l'ai pas aimé du début et à la fin de ce tome c'est encore pire. Lucifer est fourbe, mesquin et sa façon de jouer n'amuse que lui, forcément. Oui, il est fort, il aime tout contrôler les âmes comme les démons et les autres créatures. Il a un pied partout et des yeux et des oreilles omniprésents. Bref, le Mal en personne sans qu'il ne décapite tout le monde. Il est vrai que quelques sacrifices lui ferait du bien, uniquement pour son ego bien entendu, mais ce n'est pas de son fait. Dès qu'il est dans la ville, c'est la débandade, tout le monde est à ses pieds et personne ne lui résiste. Il est malin et rusé tel un renard et ce n'est pas un charme étrange qui va le mettre sur le mauvais chemin. En bref, s'il vous a dans le collimateur, fuyez ! Parce qu'il faut bien reconnaitre qu'entre son physique qui donne des sueurs froides à n'importe quel musclor et sa chevelure platine, je n'aimerais pas rencontrer cette armoire à glace dans la rue lorsqu'il fait nuit.
Lucifer a un bon gros secret, un de plus d'ailleurs me direz-vous. Avec son charme légendaire, il est clair qu'il sait déjà qui est Mia, mais nous ? Non. Et nous en apprenons des choses sur elle et sur son passé. Alors ce que nous apprenons dans le premier ce n'est vraiment rien, parce que dans celui-ci c'est du lourd. Az et sa légion de démons ne sont pas au bout de leur peine. Ce que nous avions déjà en tête va bien se produire et même s'ils sont forts, s'ils se soutiennent, le grand chef arrive à avoir plusieurs longueurs d'avance, ce qui n'est pas une mince affaire. L'histoire entre Az et Mia stagne pas mal, en même temps, lorsque l'on a un roi des enfers, ou un dieu des enfers, ou un ange déchu (oui tout cela juste pour notre Lulu national, voire international, pardon mondial) il est certain que le cœur bat vite en la présence d'autrui, mais il faut aussi savoir se préserver. Oups, cela ne semble pas toujours être le cas pour notre petite humaine qui aime se mettre dans des ennuis pas possible et plus si affinité (et il y en a) Seul bémol de ce côté, la vulgarité (qui est très courte par ailleurs) m'a quelque peu désorienté, cela n'était pas ainsi dans le premier.
Des plans machiavéliques pour faire tourner tout ce petit monde en bourrique, une belle apparition de créatures douée en magie, nous avons un peu d'action et surtout du stress. Je m'attendais bien à quelque chose pour le final, mais pas à cela. Je e suis bien faite avoir par ailleurs car j'imaginais vraiment pas mal de choses, mais pas ça. Cela va devenir encore plus compliqué, surtout que la mémoire de Mia revient bien, que ses souvenirs vont l'amener à se poser encore plus de questions et à comment survivre dans le troisième tome. Surtout qu'il faut bien reconnaître, elle n'est absolument pas discrète et capable de tenter de se battre pour tout et rien. Et je dirais que le rien devient plus important dans le sens où le fait qu'elle ne comprenait pas forcément ce qui se passait avec Az (enfin si, mais comment ils en sont arrivés là) va prendre de l'importance. Ah le passé est si vaste, les trous de mémoire se resserrent et Mai va comprendre moins vite que notre cher Az, mais cela est une sacrée découverte. Le jeu de dupe prend un peu trop vite et je n'ai pas compris les réactions de Az lorsqu'il assiste à un diner, il devrait techniquement avoir compris, non ? Sur ce point je me suis demandée pourquoi il réagissait ainsi, surtout qu'il sait que c'est un jeu pour ne pas se faire attraper.
En conclusion, nous avons des révélations, de l'action, un gros rebondissement qui va défaire quelques secrets, surtout UN ! Lucifer est tenace, il sait ce qu'il veut, le pourquoi reste encore un mystère. Jalousie, traitrise, envie de faire du mal (ça oui, mais tout de même), envie d'avoir tout sous la main (oui ça aussi surement). Mia qui ne change pas d'un iota en étant la même malgré les révélations et Az qui est un brin jaloux pour ne pas dire beaucoup. Bref ce tome nous emporte, un peu moins allégrement, car le jeu de chat et de souris entre Lucifer, Mia et Az ne m'a pas vraiment convaincu, surtout Az, mais ce n'est que quelques petits passages. C'est une bonne suite et je lirais le dernier par plaisir déjà, mais aussi pour savoir le fameux pourquoi !
https://chroniqueslivresques.eklablog...
Bien sympathique ce nouveau joueur qui entre sur le terrain. Autant être honnête, je ne l'ai pas aimé du début et à la fin de ce tome c'est encore pire. Lucifer est fourbe, mesquin et sa façon de jouer n'amuse que lui, forcément. Oui, il est fort, il aime tout contrôler les âmes comme les démons et les autres créatures. Il a un pied partout et des yeux et des oreilles omniprésents. Bref, le Mal en personne sans qu'il ne décapite tout le monde. Il est vrai que quelques sacrifices lui ferait du bien, uniquement pour son ego bien entendu, mais ce n'est pas de son fait. Dès qu'il est dans la ville, c'est la débandade, tout le monde est à ses pieds et personne ne lui résiste. Il est malin et rusé tel un renard et ce n'est pas un charme étrange qui va le mettre sur le mauvais chemin. En bref, s'il vous a dans le collimateur, fuyez ! Parce qu'il faut bien reconnaitre qu'entre son physique qui donne des sueurs froides à n'importe quel musclor et sa chevelure platine, je n'aimerais pas rencontrer cette armoire à glace dans la rue lorsqu'il fait nuit.
Lucifer a un bon gros secret, un de plus d'ailleurs me direz-vous. Avec son charme légendaire, il est clair qu'il sait déjà qui est Mia, mais nous ? Non. Et nous en apprenons des choses sur elle et sur son passé. Alors ce que nous apprenons dans le premier ce n'est vraiment rien, parce que dans celui-ci c'est du lourd. Az et sa légion de démons ne sont pas au bout de leur peine. Ce que nous avions déjà en tête va bien se produire et même s'ils sont forts, s'ils se soutiennent, le grand chef arrive à avoir plusieurs longueurs d'avance, ce qui n'est pas une mince affaire. L'histoire entre Az et Mia stagne pas mal, en même temps, lorsque l'on a un roi des enfers, ou un dieu des enfers, ou un ange déchu (oui tout cela juste pour notre Lulu national, voire international, pardon mondial) il est certain que le cœur bat vite en la présence d'autrui, mais il faut aussi savoir se préserver. Oups, cela ne semble pas toujours être le cas pour notre petite humaine qui aime se mettre dans des ennuis pas possible et plus si affinité (et il y en a) Seul bémol de ce côté, la vulgarité (qui est très courte par ailleurs) m'a quelque peu désorienté, cela n'était pas ainsi dans le premier.
Des plans machiavéliques pour faire tourner tout ce petit monde en bourrique, une belle apparition de créatures douée en magie, nous avons un peu d'action et surtout du stress. Je m'attendais bien à quelque chose pour le final, mais pas à cela. Je e suis bien faite avoir par ailleurs car j'imaginais vraiment pas mal de choses, mais pas ça. Cela va devenir encore plus compliqué, surtout que la mémoire de Mia revient bien, que ses souvenirs vont l'amener à se poser encore plus de questions et à comment survivre dans le troisième tome. Surtout qu'il faut bien reconnaître, elle n'est absolument pas discrète et capable de tenter de se battre pour tout et rien. Et je dirais que le rien devient plus important dans le sens où le fait qu'elle ne comprenait pas forcément ce qui se passait avec Az (enfin si, mais comment ils en sont arrivés là) va prendre de l'importance. Ah le passé est si vaste, les trous de mémoire se resserrent et Mai va comprendre moins vite que notre cher Az, mais cela est une sacrée découverte. Le jeu de dupe prend un peu trop vite et je n'ai pas compris les réactions de Az lorsqu'il assiste à un diner, il devrait techniquement avoir compris, non ? Sur ce point je me suis demandée pourquoi il réagissait ainsi, surtout qu'il sait que c'est un jeu pour ne pas se faire attraper.
En conclusion, nous avons des révélations, de l'action, un gros rebondissement qui va défaire quelques secrets, surtout UN ! Lucifer est tenace, il sait ce qu'il veut, le pourquoi reste encore un mystère. Jalousie, traitrise, envie de faire du mal (ça oui, mais tout de même), envie d'avoir tout sous la main (oui ça aussi surement). Mia qui ne change pas d'un iota en étant la même malgré les révélations et Az qui est un brin jaloux pour ne pas dire beaucoup. Bref ce tome nous emporte, un peu moins allégrement, car le jeu de chat et de souris entre Lucifer, Mia et Az ne m'a pas vraiment convaincu, surtout Az, mais ce n'est que quelques petits passages. C'est une bonne suite et je lirais le dernier par plaisir déjà, mais aussi pour savoir le fameux pourquoi !
https://chroniqueslivresques.eklablog...
December 21, 2021
DNF. I made it 7% and couldn’t stand the heroine. I actually liked the first book and the heroine too (most of the time). Couldn’t stand the heroine in this book because…
1) in the first book she couldn’t find a job, had no money and was living on her best friends couch. By the end of the first book, Az (hero) got her a decent job and an apartment. Then in this book it begins with her griping about how boring her job is, how little money she makes and her small apartment.
2) She pining and obsessing over a guy she knew for one month.
3) She decides to walk to Hell’s Kitchen by herself when she knows the devil himself is there and looking for her. This is the stupidest thing ever.
4) She goes to the hero’s club and snoops through the windows just to get a peek at him. Stalker much? Not only could Lucifer be there but she thinks he doesn’t like her. If you think the guy you like just wants to be platonic then don’t spy on him like a stupid school girl. Pathetic!
5) The hero catches her snooping around the club while Lucifer was there and he comes and saves her. He offers to get her out of the country for her protection but she insists on not getting pushed out of her city. If my life was in danger I would do whatever was needed to protect myself.
6) She is super selfish. If Lucifer wants to get to her he could hurt the hero and/or her best friend. This happened in the first book.
All six of these take place in the first 7% of the book. There was no way I could handle her for another 93%.
1) in the first book she couldn’t find a job, had no money and was living on her best friends couch. By the end of the first book, Az (hero) got her a decent job and an apartment. Then in this book it begins with her griping about how boring her job is, how little money she makes and her small apartment.
2) She pining and obsessing over a guy she knew for one month.
3) She decides to walk to Hell’s Kitchen by herself when she knows the devil himself is there and looking for her. This is the stupidest thing ever.
4) She goes to the hero’s club and snoops through the windows just to get a peek at him. Stalker much? Not only could Lucifer be there but she thinks he doesn’t like her. If you think the guy you like just wants to be platonic then don’t spy on him like a stupid school girl. Pathetic!
5) The hero catches her snooping around the club while Lucifer was there and he comes and saves her. He offers to get her out of the country for her protection but she insists on not getting pushed out of her city. If my life was in danger I would do whatever was needed to protect myself.
6) She is super selfish. If Lucifer wants to get to her he could hurt the hero and/or her best friend. This happened in the first book.
All six of these take place in the first 7% of the book. There was no way I could handle her for another 93%.
December 29, 2021
a bit clumsy
2.7 for me but I rounded down because it just seemed that “clumsy” to me with all the excuses. I’ll explain.
My main issue is how the reasons for any of this happening are executed. They aren’t believable, and some are downright questionable. Now I do think it’s interesting that Mia is given this “mystery” to explain her “hot commodity” status with Lucifer, and I did like the way he acted weird. Like he was trying to hide something. That was cool. And the sex is yummy. But…
There’s just too many small reasons that don’t make sense. It’s like having a bunch of beautiful yellow pencils all neat and clean but their tips are just THAT slightly crooked. It’s small compared to the entire pencil but it’s still So. Noticeable.
So I take it all as clumsy excuses. I just wish it were smoother because I enjoy the world and the idea of demons in a club and shady people from the past. But the weak excuses and the bad “misunderstandings” that had no right to be? Eehhh.
2.7 for me but I rounded down because it just seemed that “clumsy” to me with all the excuses. I’ll explain.
My main issue is how the reasons for any of this happening are executed. They aren’t believable, and some are downright questionable. Now I do think it’s interesting that Mia is given this “mystery” to explain her “hot commodity” status with Lucifer, and I did like the way he acted weird. Like he was trying to hide something. That was cool. And the sex is yummy. But…
There’s just too many small reasons that don’t make sense. It’s like having a bunch of beautiful yellow pencils all neat and clean but their tips are just THAT slightly crooked. It’s small compared to the entire pencil but it’s still So. Noticeable.
So I take it all as clumsy excuses. I just wish it were smoother because I enjoy the world and the idea of demons in a club and shady people from the past. But the weak excuses and the bad “misunderstandings” that had no right to be? Eehhh.
February 21, 2022
The first book in the series was great but I have to agree with most of the other reviews concerning this second installment.
Mia has lost a great part of her intelligence between the 2 books. All the stuff I loved about her in book 1 - namely calling out all the typical obvious stupid decisions of main characters in other paranormal romance stories such as this one. And then proceeding to actually NOT making the very same mistakes 9 out of 10 times. And the witty talk.... All gone.
All of a sudden she's like the exact opposite, doing the obvious stupid thing 10 out of 10 times and you know... It physically hurts. At about 80% I had to force myself to finish the book, always hoping it would get better. And then that ending - like whaaaaat? Seriously?
But I'm also not quite ready to give up on the series and will give the next and presumably last book a chance.
Maybe this can still be salvaged and the characters will be back to their old selfs from book 1, now that the author accomplished to get the characters into the setting she obviously wanted them to end up in.
Mia has lost a great part of her intelligence between the 2 books. All the stuff I loved about her in book 1 - namely calling out all the typical obvious stupid decisions of main characters in other paranormal romance stories such as this one. And then proceeding to actually NOT making the very same mistakes 9 out of 10 times. And the witty talk.... All gone.
All of a sudden she's like the exact opposite, doing the obvious stupid thing 10 out of 10 times and you know... It physically hurts. At about 80% I had to force myself to finish the book, always hoping it would get better. And then that ending - like whaaaaat? Seriously?
But I'm also not quite ready to give up on the series and will give the next and presumably last book a chance.
Maybe this can still be salvaged and the characters will be back to their old selfs from book 1, now that the author accomplished to get the characters into the setting she obviously wanted them to end up in.
January 11, 2022
Book two of the wonderful demons after dark covenant trilogy. This book was more mysterious focusing on secrets of why Lucifer is so interested in Mia, and Mia’s secret origins. It was action packed heart stopping moments in this book I loved it. This book was highly entertaining and enjoyable book to read with one hell of a cliffhanger. I can’t wait to read the next instalment in this trilogy to see what happens next with Mia and Asmodeus and Lucifer. I definitely recommend this book.
Set a few weeks after the previous book Mia now going by as Luba Addams a receptionist working at a book publishing house misses Asmodeus like crazy despite the danger of Lucifer still being in Manhattan and wanting her as a bride she makes the mistake of going to infernal which leads Lucifer to get her scent Asmodeus and Mia go to the fae to disguise her scent as a werewolf when they realise she’s fallen angel which leads to a deadly game of cat and mouse with Lucifer who knows she’s Mia but is playing a game with them to catch them out on their lies Mia and Az must convince him she’s Sansa a werewolf . Lucifer is wary of the east river for some reason, dark secrets from their past is revealed that Lucifer has a box that restores memories and the shocking truth is revealed Mia was once a fallen angel but fell in love with Asmodeus which infuriated Lucifer because Asmodeus became less evil so he killed her, and when she reincarnated as a human he wiped her memories and Asmodeus memories now that they remember they’re determined to never be separated again by Lucifer. But Lucifer kidnaps the legion forcing a dangerous rescue only for Mia To be dragged into hell by Lucifer at the end of the book. Talk about one hell of a cliffhanger.
Set a few weeks after the previous book Mia now going by as Luba Addams a receptionist working at a book publishing house misses Asmodeus like crazy despite the danger of Lucifer still being in Manhattan and wanting her as a bride she makes the mistake of going to infernal which leads Lucifer to get her scent Asmodeus and Mia go to the fae to disguise her scent as a werewolf when they realise she’s fallen angel which leads to a deadly game of cat and mouse with Lucifer who knows she’s Mia but is playing a game with them to catch them out on their lies Mia and Az must convince him she’s Sansa a werewolf . Lucifer is wary of the east river for some reason, dark secrets from their past is revealed that Lucifer has a box that restores memories and the shocking truth is revealed Mia was once a fallen angel but fell in love with Asmodeus which infuriated Lucifer because Asmodeus became less evil so he killed her, and when she reincarnated as a human he wiped her memories and Asmodeus memories now that they remember they’re determined to never be separated again by Lucifer. But Lucifer kidnaps the legion forcing a dangerous rescue only for Mia To be dragged into hell by Lucifer at the end of the book. Talk about one hell of a cliffhanger.
November 2, 2022
DNF’d at 60%
I liked the first book. The second doesn’t deliver. The characters are just all so stupid except for the villain apparently. And it makes no sense. They seem to have no memory of conversations that happened just a page beforehand. The fact that they immediately get angry and act betrayed when they just had a conversation agreeing to the plan is just…no. I’m guessing this is going to keep on as the protagonists unable to gain and inch while the antagonists move with impunity, up until the last part of the last book, which is just annoying. I’m not reading hundreds of pages of stagnant plot.
Huge pet peeve, you can’t make the characters dumb to force the story to work and you can’t row in a circle to make books last longer.
Bummer, because it’s an interesting premise.
I liked the first book. The second doesn’t deliver. The characters are just all so stupid except for the villain apparently. And it makes no sense. They seem to have no memory of conversations that happened just a page beforehand. The fact that they immediately get angry and act betrayed when they just had a conversation agreeing to the plan is just…no. I’m guessing this is going to keep on as the protagonists unable to gain and inch while the antagonists move with impunity, up until the last part of the last book, which is just annoying. I’m not reading hundreds of pages of stagnant plot.
Huge pet peeve, you can’t make the characters dumb to force the story to work and you can’t row in a circle to make books last longer.
Bummer, because it’s an interesting premise.
August 9, 2021
What a Cliffhanger!
I really really enjoyed this book. A lot of the reviews were so negative and I really felt we could have done without. Constructive criticism absolutely but down right bashing is quite immature in my opinion. On to the book. I love Az and
Mia and I cannot wait to see what happens now that she’s in hell. There were a couple of things which were predictable. For example her changing her hair color. We all knew at some point she’d have to change the color but that didn’t bother me from a readers standpoint. We expect the main characters to sacrifice themselves for each other otherwise we wouldn’t have our happily ever after. Great story and I highly recommend!
I really really enjoyed this book. A lot of the reviews were so negative and I really felt we could have done without. Constructive criticism absolutely but down right bashing is quite immature in my opinion. On to the book. I love Az and
Mia and I cannot wait to see what happens now that she’s in hell. There were a couple of things which were predictable. For example her changing her hair color. We all knew at some point she’d have to change the color but that didn’t bother me from a readers standpoint. We expect the main characters to sacrifice themselves for each other otherwise we wouldn’t have our happily ever after. Great story and I highly recommend!
August 1, 2021
A good continuation to the story. It started off fast paced and brought our characters back together quickly after the ending of the first book. Mia made a lot of silly choices in this one but they were also pretty realistic if put in her shoes. I really enjoy the characters in this series each one having their own unique personality and quality. I did very much enjoy learning about Mia's and Az's past but I'm VERY curious to the past between Lucifer and Mia. I'm looking forward to the next book and can't wait to see what happens. I'm also waiting for something to go down with that pigeon, he's way too smart to just be a pigeon.
September 17, 2021
This was so insanely good, things gets so intense. And as much as I like Asmodeous, I hope I spelt his name right, he's actually not my favourite character. I'm probably one of the very few if not only one who loves Lucifer, there's just something about him in this that makes me melt. The story really plays out well in book 2, there's much more going on that kind of leaves you practically shouting at your screen. OK that's just maybe me being weird, oh and the Legion are just awesome. Those bunch are so funny at times, I could totally picture hanging out with them. This series is definitely becoming one of my favourites of this authors.
November 4, 2021
Oh the mystery and reveals
Solid story that intrigues and keeps the pages turning. The author did it again with her creative mind.
There's plenty of suspense, mystery, action and romance that's lasted many life times. Talk about Star crossed lovers. Az and Mia truly are the thing romance is all about. I felt their love, their hardships, worries and the bonds of family with everyone they have let into the circle of friends.
All the supporting characters add into the storyline in a way that shows the bonds of friendship and family.
I can't wait to read the finale in the final book.
Solid story that intrigues and keeps the pages turning. The author did it again with her creative mind.
There's plenty of suspense, mystery, action and romance that's lasted many life times. Talk about Star crossed lovers. Az and Mia truly are the thing romance is all about. I felt their love, their hardships, worries and the bonds of family with everyone they have let into the circle of friends.
All the supporting characters add into the storyline in a way that shows the bonds of friendship and family.
I can't wait to read the finale in the final book.
March 8, 2022
Must Read!!!
This series is so good I wish I didn't have to sleep and could just read it all in one go.
The game of cat and mouse between Lucifer and the others definitely kept everything interesting and Mia's not so human identity revealed. You could tell there was definitely a spark between her and Asmodeus all along so when the truth of their love was revealed it was a perfect addition 💖
The only thing I found annoying was Mia constantly trying to convince herself that Az didn't care about her when his actions clearly showed he did but they go there in the end I guess.... Can't wait to see how it all wraps up in the last book.
Definitely recommend reading 📚
This series is so good I wish I didn't have to sleep and could just read it all in one go.
The game of cat and mouse between Lucifer and the others definitely kept everything interesting and Mia's not so human identity revealed. You could tell there was definitely a spark between her and Asmodeus all along so when the truth of their love was revealed it was a perfect addition 💖
The only thing I found annoying was Mia constantly trying to convince herself that Az didn't care about her when his actions clearly showed he did but they go there in the end I guess.... Can't wait to see how it all wraps up in the last book.
Definitely recommend reading 📚
July 15, 2021
This is a keeper! I am going to need these hard copy on my shelf asap!! This story, these characters, the writing!! I find myself replaying the scenes in my head long after I am finished reading! It is giving me all the 'feels'!! I have not read a story line quite like this before and I never actually hated Lucifer in a story lmao...read, you will not regret! ♥ ♥ Infernal Games
July 16, 2021
DNF at 42% because even though I enjoyed the first one enough to overlook the grammatical errors (the past tense of thrust is just thrust not thrusted lol 😂) and the fact that the main character acted like a young teenager instead of a woman in her mid-20s, I just couldn’t get past the inconsistencies from the first book to the second (hello different name change name? And incorrect remembrances of events in the first book by the MC?), not to mention the increasingly ridiculous plot line. Sad, I was hoping it would be so much better.
October 3, 2021
Oops cliffhanger
A thrilling cliffhanger of an ending of the second instalment which has left me with baited breath of if Mia can get away from the king of hell. Also if Mia and Az will reunite and escape with the legion. Certainly a book for readers and fans of demons, hell and the supernatural world. I’m really looking forward to reading the next book and other series. This instalment is certainly a page turner and very much unexpected plans going astray and characters being led astray.
A thrilling cliffhanger of an ending of the second instalment which has left me with baited breath of if Mia can get away from the king of hell. Also if Mia and Az will reunite and escape with the legion. Certainly a book for readers and fans of demons, hell and the supernatural world. I’m really looking forward to reading the next book and other series. This instalment is certainly a page turner and very much unexpected plans going astray and characters being led astray.
November 25, 2021
Az and Mia's story continues . After sending her away to safety she ends up in harms way again cause of her pull to Az. She gets on Lucifer's radar and while they to get away from him or throw him off her scent the tension between her and Az grows even more. We find out her true identity in this book and her connection to Az and why Lucifer is after her.
Lots of action and twists and turns. Sizzling chemistry and two lovable main characters and their friends. You'll be on your toes while reading this book you won't be able to put it down.
Lots of action and twists and turns. Sizzling chemistry and two lovable main characters and their friends. You'll be on your toes while reading this book you won't be able to put it down.
July 21, 2021
Very Good Continuation of the Series
In this book Mia and Az are faced with the King of Hell, Lucifer. For some unknown reason, Lucifer wants to bring Mia to Hell and make her his bride. Mia and Az fight to save themselves from such a fate while keeping their friends safe. The story moves along at a good pace and has lots of twists and turns to keep you interested. This book ends in a cliffhanger. It was a fun read and I can’t wait for the next book in the series.
In this book Mia and Az are faced with the King of Hell, Lucifer. For some unknown reason, Lucifer wants to bring Mia to Hell and make her his bride. Mia and Az fight to save themselves from such a fate while keeping their friends safe. The story moves along at a good pace and has lots of twists and turns to keep you interested. This book ends in a cliffhanger. It was a fun read and I can’t wait for the next book in the series.
July 24, 2021
Mia
I liked the background of Mia in the first book. How she stood up for her family. How she did not back down from a**hole men. It made sense.
The lovesick Mia in this book is not the same. She was irritating. She became the problem that I see in a lot of books. She makes stupid choices, then get caught and must be saved. She never has a real plan. Her heart leads her to stupidity and her brain never works.
Waste of my time.
I liked the background of Mia in the first book. How she stood up for her family. How she did not back down from a**hole men. It made sense.
The lovesick Mia in this book is not the same. She was irritating. She became the problem that I see in a lot of books. She makes stupid choices, then get caught and must be saved. She never has a real plan. Her heart leads her to stupidity and her brain never works.
Waste of my time.
October 15, 2021
Cliche and badly in need of an editor
I get it. These quick fiction written just for Amazon unlimited are fun fluff. But can we at least have some decent editing, and maybe Just a few less cliche dialogue. It’s boring and as much as this whatever she is rolls her eyes, mine rolled just as much. I’m tired of bad fiction. It’s not even good smut. It’s just bleh. Two stars because I finished it, predictable though it was.
I get it. These quick fiction written just for Amazon unlimited are fun fluff. But can we at least have some decent editing, and maybe Just a few less cliche dialogue. It’s boring and as much as this whatever she is rolls her eyes, mine rolled just as much. I’m tired of bad fiction. It’s not even good smut. It’s just bleh. Two stars because I finished it, predictable though it was.
August 2, 2023
Book 2 had me on an emotional roller coaster. I have not cried from reading a book in a long time. Mia is an awesome female character. I love the fact that Az and Mia were lovers in a past life and the fact that they found each other centuries later is heart warming. Lucifer is a complete jerk as usual. I really hope that in book 3 they destroy him so Az and Mia can remain together as well as the Legion!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
October 27, 2025
Absolutely loved book two of the audio release of this series!
I’m obsessed with these characters. Az is nothing that you would think he would be. And I love the heart his character has…. Or wait… do demons have hearts? 😂
The MFC Mia also had some really good character growth in this book! I feel like with every book she becomes so much more sure of herself and brave. And her and Az’s chemistry is fire 🔥 I cannot wait for the next!
I’m obsessed with these characters. Az is nothing that you would think he would be. And I love the heart his character has…. Or wait… do demons have hearts? 😂
The MFC Mia also had some really good character growth in this book! I feel like with every book she becomes so much more sure of herself and brave. And her and Az’s chemistry is fire 🔥 I cannot wait for the next!
July 15, 2021
Just WOW
Well, I immediately ordered book 3. Even before leaving the well deserved 5 stars. This book involves Asmodeus, Mia, the Legion and Lucifer. Can't say much more without giving away parts of the story. But, note, I was reading on Kindle Unlimited, have just preordered the next book with no hesitation, and I am buying the first 2 because I will re-read more than once.
Well, I immediately ordered book 3. Even before leaving the well deserved 5 stars. This book involves Asmodeus, Mia, the Legion and Lucifer. Can't say much more without giving away parts of the story. But, note, I was reading on Kindle Unlimited, have just preordered the next book with no hesitation, and I am buying the first 2 because I will re-read more than once.
August 5, 2021
Wowza!
Wow! This book was so much better than the first! 😍 Almost from the very beginning, it's Go! Go! Go! Some of the mystery is uncovered, enough to understand the basics, but not enough to get the full picture yet, leaving you salivating for more. That cliffhanger ending was a beauty! Can't wait for the next one! 😁
Wow! This book was so much better than the first! 😍 Almost from the very beginning, it's Go! Go! Go! Some of the mystery is uncovered, enough to understand the basics, but not enough to get the full picture yet, leaving you salivating for more. That cliffhanger ending was a beauty! Can't wait for the next one! 😁
Displaying 1 - 30 of 81 reviews