Soul Surrender, Katana Collins
Review from Jeannie Zelos Book reviews.
I hadn't read the first book, loved the second and was eager to get started on this one. Once again poor Monica is spearheading danger, and the adventure runs through accompanied by lots of erotic, sensual, sexy scenes. There are some great characters, and with the flashbacks to history ( that still get me a bit disorientated at times) I'm learning that each of them seems to have a hidden side, and that they are not just the person they present to the world but have deep inner feelings and motives. Monica, she's that same lovely demon :) she still tries to be good, to do her job and survive but within the moral restraints she set herself centuries ago. I just love her, she's making the best of the cr appy life she's been dumped with, working, getting along with friends and trying – but as always – failing through no fault of her own. Now there's a price on her head and her friends are concerned about her safety but no-one seems to know what they can do except try to find who's behind it.
Drew is still missing since his trip into Hell in the last book, but she's convinced that he's not in Hell now, but out in the world somewhere. She's trying to run his coffee shop for him til he returns while still working for boss Lucien, keeping Demon boyfriend Damien happy – he's the man of many secrets but he's not the only one. Sometimes I think everyone but Monica his hiding something. Of course this book she's also got a secret – she's gained new powers and is confused, she's never heard of a succubus being able to do what she can, but before she gets a chance to discuss it with Lucien he's disappeared, while standing in for her at the time...Seems the war for her has heated up but who can she trust? Who can help and what can they do?
Well, alongside searching for Lucien, and trying to escape capture there's the same quirky, funny and at times emotional dramas being played out. We meet a couple of new people, but all the old cast are there and its like meeting old friends. I feel I know them that well. I so agreed with the point Julian made at the end! Once again its a five star read that had me glued to the tale until it ended. Definitely one to join the keepers file for re-reading. It's priced at 2.47 for 321 pages on kindle so has the length to get fully into the plot and characters, and is a great price.
Stars: five, another cracker.
ARC supplied via Netgalley