Sloth: The Devil's Descendants

by Amylynn Bright

Cory's Olympic dreams are shattered after a devastating injury leaves her questioning her future and fighting despair. When she reconnects with Benji, the charming embodiment of Sloth, she finds herself irresistibly drawn to his easygoing demeanor and cozy lifestyle. With his soft couch and endless supply of snacks, Benji becomes a comforting haven amidst Cory's turbulent emotions—a far cry from her disciplined athlete's life.

Discounting his own appeal, Benji has fallen for her hard, but worries that she’s only with him because he’s dosed her with Sloth. In reality, Cory has found exactly what she needs. An artist with a gift for capturing the essence of his subjects, Benji paints Cory's portrait. He panics when his skill thrusts Cory into the middle of his chaotic life, not realizing that Cory belonged there all along.

Now, with the attention of Heaven and Hell focused on them, Cory’s the only one with the skill to save them from The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

326 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 25, 2025

About the author

Amylynn read her first romance novel in 2008 after being a lifelong literary snob. By the time she was done, she was hooked.

She is an Arizona native and lives in the same house her husband owned before they were married. Amylynn fears she will never call another state home unless someone tells her husband there are forty-nine others to choose from. In reality, she'd settle for a walk-in closet.

Her family consists of the aforementioned husband, two beautiful children, two dogs, two cats, some fish, and a hankering for a panda. She'd like it mentioned she's never been in prison, but we'll see how that panda thing works out.

Reviews

[Sandie Edmonds]

This is book 3 in tbe Devil’s Descendants series. And I think my favorite. Minus the insane amount of grammatical errors. The misspelling and double sentences drove me crazy. Likely won’t finish the series. But the storyline was good so that’s a shame.