Summon D for Demon

by Dove Soleil

The book said “Pleasure.”
This is apparently what the universe thinks I mean by that.

Silvia didn’t expect the spell she found in the old hall closet grimoire to work at all, let alone summon a demon.
She certainly didn’t expect to summon only one… very specific and enormous part of him.
But what starts as loneliness quickly turns to connection.
She brought him here by accident, but she brought him back on purpose.
Each time, there’s more of him, no matter how much he tries to hide.
Ari isn’t ready to be seen yet, but he’s falling for her just as hard as she’s falling for him.

Genres: Demons, Novella, Monsters

113 pages, ebook

Published August 22, 2025

About the author

Dove Soleil writes cozy, low stakes, high heat monster romance, paranormal romance, romantasy, and sci-fi romance with occasional feelings, lots of levity, and big ol'... happily ever afters!
She really likes to write witty banter, red hot spice, and edge it with just enough angst and emotion.
Things you'll find in Dove's books: lots of consent, realistic bodies, silliness, queer rep, neurodivergent and mental health rep, lots of spice.
Things you won't find in Dove's books: washboard abs, really deep plot/worldbuilding, absolutely soul-crushing angst*.

*Okay, she can't promise that. Dove loves angst. But if you want angst, you're best to check out Evita Wren's work, as Dove Soleil is a pen name of contemporary romance author Evita Wren.

Reviews

[sydney 𓇼 · Rating 5 out of 5]

➳ 5 ★

It’s okay, I’m just as surprised as everyone else that this is a 5 star. BUT after you read it, you’ll understand.

Yes yes, it’s another “monster smut” novella, but it’s also so much more than that! The discussions of beauty, self-love, and acceptance was heartbreakingly real. I admit I was on the verge of tears. Over an (arguably) pure monster smut romance? Yes, you got me.

I don’t know how Dove does it, and does it in less than 150 pages while giving us depth in characters…it’s honestly beyond me. It’s pure magic and I’m here for it.
I told everyone I wasn’t going to read that pigeon shifter smut novella, but I’m afraid I’ve completely lost my mind and will be reading it this weekend. Because what if I’m completely missing out on another masterpiece?!

Anyway, if you’ve ever hated the way you look, judged your body at all or ever, this book will hit. (As long as you’re okay with smut in every chapter of the book)

Thank you so much to Dove Soleil for the ARC!

[Tea.andsmut · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thank you Dove for the ARC ❤️🔥

Okay, first things first—we LOVE seeing plus-size main characters front and center in a monster romance! Silvia, my swamp witch queen, you deserve the world, even if you don’t see it yourself yet. 💖✨ The way she called herself “a fat witch who lives in a swamp, I’m a cliché” broke my heart a little—but also made me want to scoop her up and tell her she’s magic. 🥺🌿🔮

Enter Ari… ohhh Ari. Our scarred, plus-size demon who is just chef’s kiss in every possible way. 😈🔥 The chemistry? Immediate. The premise? Delightfully filthy (yes, I’m talking about the interdimensional glory hole 👀). But what really got me was the unexpected tenderness underneath all that smut. Ari truly sees Silvia and wants her exactly as she is, and Silvia sees Ari and knows he is enough 🖤

This is a short, spicy little read that doesn’t pretend to be anything else, but still manages to sneak in some really lovely moments of vulnerability and acceptance. If you’re in the mood for filthy fun with heart—and you want to see two plus-size leads owning their desire—Summon D for Demon is such a treat.

[Madison · Rating 4 out of 5]

How can a smutty demon book be so damn heartfelt 🥺

I am seriously in love with these characters, I do wish we had a little bit more background on them but I still felt so connected to them.

Both Silvia and Ari are dealing with insecurities but the way they come together and help each other heal is so beautiful.

Dove you have a way with words and I adore your stories.

Thank you so much for the ARC.

[Mia Mia · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ever got drunk and summoned an interdimensional glory hole complete with the best part of a demon for your pleasure? No? Well if you are curious, maybe you should pick this up. It’s not entirely floating monster D, temptation and smuttiness, there’s some heartfelt moments and lovely messaging about self love.

“Because I want all of you. Even the parts you think I won’t. Especially those.”

[Anouk · Rating 3 out of 5]

'A fat witch who lives in a swamp. I'm a cliché.'

If you're looking for a good time, this short and sweet, spicy read is perfect for you.

Whilst a great part of the book consists of steamy scenes, to me it was more than just plain smut - it's about two people with insecurities and self-doubts finding each other and healing.
Both, Silvia and Ariel, deal with body insecurities, loneliness and the fear of not belonging. They find each other and learn to accept their bodies and appearances for what they are - perfectly normal.
Sadly, I couldn't fully connect with the characters as I felt I was missing some of their backstories…
Nonetheless, I'll gladly read whatever else Dove writes, as I always have a fun time.

3.5 ⭐️ ARC Review

[Katie · Rating 5 out of 5]

This one is even better than Hook, Line, and Tentacle. The writing is beautiful, the relationship between the mains is absolutely precious, the heart and the pain in the story was deeply emotional. This is not just a fun romp in the sheets. There’s real depth here. Excellent, quick read.

I received and ARC copy and this is my honest review.

[Kate · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is my second Dove Soleil book, and I’m just as in love as I was the first time. Her writing style, her ability to paint vivid pictures, and the irresistible charm of her characters have me hooked — she’s quickly climbing the ranks of my favorite authors. Honestly? She dragged me to the dark side, and now I find myself enjoying books I never would’ve dreamed of picking up before. (Bad influence? Absolutely. But when the characters are this fabulous, how can I even complain?)

What I loved:
One of the things I appreciated most was the plus-size rep, written in a way that felt natural and celebrated rather than tokenized. The banter between Silvia and Ari, while not the sharp-edged sass I usually swoon over, had a charming, playful quality that worked perfectly for the story. And the vibes? Immaculate. This book felt like curling up on a fall evening with candles flickering — cozy and atmospheric, except the cocoa’s been swapped out for demon fire. Honestly, it read like the missing X-rated scene from Practical Magic (though I did find myself wishing for Midnight Margaritas to make a cameo). My favorite line sealed it for me: "It's like someone painted him with brushstrokes of precious, infernal metal just to piss off the angels."

What I didn't love:
Honestly, not much. I just found myself wishing for a bit more backstory on Ari — who he was outside of the summoning circle, more glimpses into his inner world. But it didn’t take away from the story or my reading experience; if anything, it left me wanting more.

Rating:
I’m giving Summon D for Demon a full 5 out of 5 stars. This book hit all the right notes for me — cozy, witchy, and just the right touch of smut to make it addictive.

Spice level rating:
I'm giving this a 3 out of 5 peppers — warm and steamy. There are on-page sex scenes, but nothing overly graphic. Moderate language throughout, with maybe 1-2 especially explicit scenes. The spicy moments are well-balanced with plot and character growth.

Recommendation:
Absolutely. If you’re looking for monster smut with witchy vibes to pad your spooky season TBR, this one is a no-brainer. Cozy, fun, a little sinful — and surprisingly heartwarming underneath the infernal paint.

Compelling Sentence:
An x-rated Practical Magic scene we never got — all the cozy witchcraft feels, but with a demon in the circle instead of margaritas on the counter

[Samantha Davis · Rating 5 out of 5]

When finding your family's secret spell books you don't expect the first thing you open it to is a witch stroking a very naked and endowed demon. Wine added to that equation and you get not the best choices. Summoning a demon for a quick fling is just that though isn't it a bad decision. The instructions are clear draw a circle, draw the sigils, and have intent as you do. Simple and straight forward enough. So what the heck do you do when you summon just the privates of said demon. Hold a conversation duuuh! No seriously you question what you are doing with your life after playing with said appendage. Worried maybe you made the wrong choices fretting over if you are desperate for doing it and then fret some more because then you feel foolish for somehow being seen by the demon attached to that appendage or more so the voice who said things and saw you for the real you. Past the mask you throw up and into the real you. The parts of you that you hid away to afraid to show anymore because people have showed you weren't good enough for them. The same can be said about the demon though. He has things he isn't proud of and tries to hide away from. The sparks fly without seeing his whole body. Falling in love with the words and touches without ever seeing his face. He is to ashamed to show you but you take matters into your own hands summoning him because you can't wait another minute without telling him you fell in love somewhere along the way. Giving him the chance to leave and forget the whole thing happened only he doesn't because the same thing happened to him. Showing each other love and desire that neither had before. Showing that you and him are truly worthy of love and affection no matter what you look like. Its a great read and easily 6 stars for me.

[Alisha · Rating 5 out of 5]

Crying at the dedication? Absolutely diabolical!!!!
This was so good 😭😭😭😭 Silvia and Ariel are absolutely amazing.
After reading Hook I had no doubt that this book was going to hit me right in the chest and it did exactly that. This book is cute, it's funny, it's spicy, and it's real. Well, minus the interdimensional glory hole that Silvia opens up in her living room. 😂

"A fat witch who lives in a swamp. I'm a cliché." ok girl, same, but the representation is unmatched and so appreciated. I truly never expect a book, especially one that's only 5 chapters, to work it's way into my heart and stitch up a wound that's been bleeding longer than I can even remember, but this did. It was so poetic and so beautiful with the way Silvia acknowledged and then learned to love that parts about herself that she was loving most about Ari. "He's beautiful, and it's not the kind of beauty you find in magazine or even oil paintings. It's the beauty of old granite, of ruined cathedrals, of things that should not still exist but do, and are somehow stronger for it." Girl, stopppp it 😭😭😭

I adore these two characters. I adore the very real and accurate representation of what it's like to be a fat person that has been made to feel less than beautiful simply because they're fat and then having to unlearn that mindset and to let someone love you for who you actually are, big body and all. "I want to let him watch me strip it all away, until I'm left with nothing else to hide." Oh little witch🥺❤️

[Tonika · Rating 5 out of 5]

The characters are full with emotions the good ones and maybe some not so good, but thats what makes them relatable and familiar. Your rooting for them even when they make the wrong choices for the right reason. I’m in love with Dove’s writing style and how she makes her character so familiar and human even when they are demons or supernaturals!

Funny witchy book. About a curvy FMC named Silvia. Who gets a little tipsy one night digs out her family grimoire and accidentally on purpose summoned a D from a Demon.

Its heartbreaking that she gave up earlier on dating. Its hard as a curvy girl but common out of 30 off million available partners out there you give up after idiot #4.

But it seems to have worked out all for the better in the end.

What a breathe of fresh air is Dove Soleil’s Take on characters, a curvy FMC, a Curvy MMC who is a demon who doesn’t have a 6-10 pack. But instead has handles that makes it all the easier to hold onto! 😉

The whole “this” conversation with Ari nearly had me in tears. It felt real, and any person not just curvy has a part of themselves they dislike to the point it has become a this to be pointed at. By ourselves or others.

The spice be spicing in this one!

Key points in no particular order:
- witchcraft
- summoning a huge demon appendage
- Curvy FMC & CURVY MMC
- self isolating due to over zealous (passive aggressive) family members
- Self confidence issues for the FMC and MMC
- Consent

[Kass · Rating 4 out of 5]

Summon D for Demon is a monster, found family, high heat novella.

Silvia is a witch who is lonely and looking for someone to see her and accept her for who she is. In a desperate attempt for pleasure, Silvia summons a demon, more specifically, a very enormous part of a demon. The first time she summoned him it was by accident, every time she brings him back, it is on purpose. Each time she gets to see more of him and their connection grows even as he tries to hide himself from her. Their connection is more than just physical and each appearance draws them closer together and the demon is falling for Silvia just as hard as she is falling for him.

Dove keeps surprising me with how sweet each of her characters are and the love story she brings to her books. The descriptions of Ari is so detailed and how Silvia worships him just as he does her is beautiful. Each character has their own personal body issues that they struggle with that is conveyed perfectly in the story and I enjoyed how the author was able to have Silvia and Ari both be the voice of acceptance for the others body image struggles. The emotional depth of each person was evident and the way each one was devoted to the other once their choice was made was perfection. This is a quick, spicy read with a sweet storyline that will make you smile.

I received an ARC from the author and am voluntarily leaving an honest review.

[Amanda Large · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you're looking for a plot heavy book, this is not for you. There is very little plot here. Maybe. If you squint. And turn it upside down. Because this is pure smut in small package. I mean, not his package. His package is quite big with gold veins.

....Anyway....

I dont think there's enough "bigger" men in books. It's usually your typical toned, tall, dark, and handsome male. So I absolutely love that the author wrote one into one of her books. It sets her apart from other authors' "normal" MCs. I think its wonderful to have that especially for people struggling with their body image.

Ari is such a loveable character. When he was afraid to show his full body, I wanted to hug him. For a Demon, he was really sweet and not at all what I thought he would be. Granted, their first meeting was basically a glory hole through dimensions, so anything after that was just icing on the cake. And that epilogue? Delicious.

If there was something I could change or add, it would be something from Ari's POV. I would have liked to see what his thoughts were with each time he was summoned, what he did in between those times, if he felt any of the longing from Silvia. Otherwise, I thought it was great!

If you're looking for a short read with low angst and high smut, this is the book for you.

[Kat D · Rating 5 out of 5]

I received a digital ARC of this book for my honest opinion.

This is my second book I have read by Dove Soleil and so far I would have to say it is my favorite. When a witch named Silvia is made to feel that she is not enough, a spell that summons pleasure leads to her finding that and so much more. When a book starts with a premise like this and has wonderfully plus sized witch summon a floating cock, boy howdy.

Going into this novella it is important to know while you will get the spice you are expecting there is so much more. Soleil does an amazing job dealing with the why behind the feelings experienced by her FMC. Motivation is so important to a well flushed out character, it can be so hard to find an author that can work through their characters why in such a short amount of time. Soleil writes in a way that has me feeling so much.

Soleil also does an amazing job with representation in her MMCs. This is something that I really appreciate. While I can enjoy a chiseled man in my book with the next reader, WE NEED TO SHOW ALL OF OUR MEN SOME LOVE. Cause HOT DAMN. Soleil writes these men write and I love it. Physically, mentally, and otherwise she is doing her men justice.

I am so comfortable giving this 5/5 stars because on all level Dove Soleil hit this out of the park!

[GracelinaReads · Rating 5 out of 5]

Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️

This may be my favorite story by Dove! She weaves the perfect amount of emotions and smut. Like I knew I was getting smut, but the feelings that came with it, had me in my hotel room on the verge of tears. Sil and Ari are perfect for each other. Dove gives a different perspective on demons. Typically you see them as arrogant and cocky. A gift to humans as a sex craved being. Hot and chiseled. The six pack confident demon who will have you on your knees. This isn’t Ari (he’ll still have you on your knees 👀). He’s self conscious about his looks. He doesn’t have a defined belly. He round and sorta cuddly. The thinks he is unattractive and unworthy of being more than someone’s pleasure. Ughhhh I was just swooning for him. The chemistry between Sil and Ari was hottttt. I loved the affirmations that Sil was giving Ari despite her own insecurities. To others, she was too much or not enough. To Ari, she could be herself and with no other expectations. She didn’t have to hide or dim her personality.

I truly enjoyed this book, and I look forward to reading Dove’s novellas every chance I get ❤️.

[Nikolett Ungor · Rating 5 out of 5]

Disclosure: I received an Advance Reader Copy (ARC) of this book in exchange for an honest review. As someone who loves supporting indie authors, I always aim to share thoughtful, fair feedback. While I have personal reading preferences like a love for fantasy, horses, or specific tropes, I never let that impact my rating unless it is relevant to the book’s intent or audience. I review with the genre and readership in mind.

Star rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️

This is my second book by Dove Soleil and I was finally ready for the unhinged spice. The setting is chaotic in the best way with our witch and our demon. The craving to erase loneliness is something I can deeply relate to, though I never thought about summoning something for my pleasure, maybe I should try too... I am getting used to the insta love trope, and it was very fitting for this story.

I had moments when I literally laughed out loud thinking about how someone comes up with a magical glory hole idea. I loved the twist on physical insecurity, with the male character feeling insecure about his body and needing reassurance. I honestly need more characters with realistic bodies, rolls, curves, cushions, and love handles. The author’s portrayal of bodies is freeing and unapologetic. I wish all sizes and shapes were normalized the way Dove makes them feel.

I really recommend this book to people who love deliciously spicy monster romances. You will find a lot to love from this author.

My absolute favorite quote from the book:
"Who's to say I wouldn't let you hurt me, Witch?" he murmurs, then his palm lands on my @ss again with a crack that echoes in my living room. "I would let you ruin me."

[Amanda · Rating 5 out of 5]

One thing you can count on with Dove Soleil's books.. actually a few things. They are silly pairings of main characters that work. By silly I mean.. this novella isn't meant to be TOO serious. Does it have depth? Yes. Do the character arcs flourish? Yes. Is it meant to be a serious novella? No.

And although all of the above statements are true I loved every bit of Silvia's story. I think we all can relate to feeling lonely. We can also relate to wanting to be wanted for who we are and not what we look like. I think the deeper message here ( altho some elements of the book are meant to be silly ) is that someone in this lifetime could love us the way we deserve. Also, we could love someone for who they are and what they bring us (peace, safety, warmth, love).

This novella is going to bring all of the elements of an excellent story. If you're looking for something short, having depth and ending on a great note then Summon D for Demon needs to be on your TBR.

Thank you to the author for an advance reader copy in exchange for an honest review.

[Hey.Reese · Rating 5 out of 5]

spicy and heart warming!

Let me tell you a story about a witchy so lonely and outcasted from her family that she summons a portal to find companionship.

And by portal- I mean only a certain part of him comes through leaving everything else he’s hiding out of sight.

From one night stand to happily ever after- these two overcome doubt, fear, and rejection.

Ari and Silvia are both ashamed of their body size and afraid to let anyone in. The portal, while real, also stands as a physical manifestation of the wall Silvia has built up to not let anyone see the real her, pushing everything away until shes ready to be seen. Slowly, with each encounter, she lets Ari come into her space until she no longer feels the need to hide from him.

Ari is reluctant to be seen or loved, and in a Hail Mary, Silvia puts her heart out on the line, embracing all of him and showing him that big boys need love too. And DESERVE it.

Don’t miss this spicy paranormal witchy/demon story and their glory hole escapades! It’s a pretty good book with good banter.

[Alana Vera · Rating 4 out of 5]

“I’m not even a person anymore, just a bundle of nerves and want strung together on a prayer.”

That is exactly how this quick, spicy book left me feeling. It’s beautifully written. Especially with the detailing of the bodies of both Silvia and Ariel. Who knew I needed a plus sized, demon glory hole in my life? I sure as hell didn’t but I’m so glad I found this book. For all you plus size human’s struggling with insecurities, this one is for you. As one myself, this struck deep in the feels.

“If the scene wasn’t so indecent—if I wasn’t lying with demon-spunk drying on my back and with a mouthful of my own moan still echoing in my ears—I could almost call it sweet.”

Very spicy scenes make up the majority of the book, with little snippets of plot/storyline mixed in. I do with the back story was a little more in depth and the chapters were a bit shorter. Having ADHD I do struggle with the longer chapters. But in saying that, I struggled to put this book down.

4⭐️
4🌶️

[Storm In A Teacup · Rating 4 out of 5]

Beautifully imaginative and deliciously wicked, this book had me hooked from page one. Our marsh witch heroine isn’t just dabbling in the dark arts, she’s summoning a demon for pleasure. At first, only one particular part of him (and his voice) slips through the veil, but every time she calls him back, more of him appears… until she’s face to face with the whole, glorious, plus size demon himself. And she thinks he’s absolutely beautiful.

Both leads being plus size was such a refreshing and beautiful choice. Their shared body insecurities made the story deeply relatable, while their growing attraction was as tender as it was scorching hot. It’s a wild, spicy adventure filled with magic, mischief, vulnerability, and healing.

By the time their love story reaches its amazing HEA, you’re not just rooting for them, you’re completely obsessed. Highly recommend for anyone wanting a romance that’s equal parts heat, heart, and self acceptance.

[ThatsSomeGoodSmut · Rating 4 out of 5]

I showed up for a book about a witch summoning a glory hole and ended up getting smacked with so many feelings. What starts as a chaotic, laugh-out-loud premise quickly turns into something surprisingly tender. Silvia and Ari may meet under the strangest circumstances possible, but the way they learn to trust each other and peel back layers of insecurity felt genuine and moving.

The body positivity was one of my favorite parts. Both characters struggle with self-image, and seeing them find not only desire but real acceptance in each other was incredibly refreshing. The spice is definitely front and center, but it never overshadows the emotional core of the story. For such a compact book, it balances humor, heat, and vulnerability in a way that stuck with me.

If you’re looking for something bold, spicy, and unexpectedly sweet, Summon D for Demon will give you more than you bargained for.

Thank you to the author for an advance copy of this book

[Grace · Rating 5 out of 5]

Delicious and Emotionally Complex Fast Burn

I immediately devoured this incredible book when Dove released it, then I read it in one sitting. “Summon D for Demon” is a delightfully light and fluffy romance novella, especially with a Demon MMC who has to be summoned from hell. I loved the original meeting of the couple, which had me squealing and kicking my feet! Then the mutual pining made the eventual pairing even sweeter and spicier! The epilogue was fantastic and included a lovely glimpse into the long-term happiness afterward, which I always enjoy.
I especially enjoy reading these fun palette-cleansing novellas from Dove Soleil between reading the deeply emotional and angsty ‘Edgewater’ romances by Evita Wren. I love how these books appreciate and elevate a soft but strong MMC (both physically and emotionally).

[Hallowyn · Rating 5 out of 5]

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ᴛɪᴛʟᴇ : Summon for D
ᴀᴜᴛʜᴏʀ : Dove Soleli
ꜰᴏʀᴍᴀᴛ ʀᴇᴀᴅ: E-Book

Tropes:
⚬ Witch X Demon
⚬ Magic
⚬ Loneliness Rep
⚬ Pluss size MC's

This is a short and spicy Novella about a Witch who is fed up. She is lonely and is feeling things that need to be attended to. Silvia decides to summon a Demon to satisfy her needs. What she doesn't expect is the feelings that appear too.

Dove did an INCREDIBLE job at all the representation in this book. You truly felt for both characters with their insecurities, it made me cry. I just wanted to jump into the book and give them both a hug. Plus the descriptive words, omg it was so poetic! like a slow song inside my head. It was beautiful!

Ari was such a sweet teddy bear and i love how he and Silvia helped each other. And the epilogue was so fun! I would love to see more of them having fun!

[Sabrina Mordini · Rating 4 out of 5]

Quick Escape with Banter, Spice, and Heart
Summon D for Demon is a short and spicy read that manages to mix banter, heat, and a touch of depth. While I’m usually not a big fan of short stories, I found this one both fun and cute.

What really stood out to me was the MMC—he’s not the typical flawless hero you often find in steamy reads. Instead, he’s worried about his appearance, and that vulnerability added something refreshing to the story. I also liked how the book wove in themes of self-acceptance alongside all the playful chemistry.

That said, as often happens with short stories, I sometimes felt like I was missing pieces of their journey, which made it harder for me to fully connect with the characters. Still, it delivered what it promised: a quick, entertaining escape with some heart behind the steam.

[Gleeful Goblin Reviews · Rating 5 out of 5]

Gleeful Goblin Review: As a plus sized femme whose aesthetic can best be described as "cozy swamp witch adjacent" I felt So Seen in this book. Even if Silvia our FMC wasn't necessarily thrilled with being a self described "fat witch who lives in a swamp, I’m a cliché." This book is a great example of " the best people in your life love who you are now and who you'll grow into in the future". Our demon MMC Ari is also a plus sized babe which honestly, I couldn't love that dynamic more if I tried. There is instant and electric chemistry between these two and it gets spicy pretty quick BUT it feels right for the flow of the story. This is also a lots of spice but still plenty of plot type of read. I felt like even though this is a pretty short story that there was a ton of beauty and growth packed into this particular...package. 5/5 Stars

[Courtney Head · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was fortunate to be able to read this as an ARC. I loved the book - I was enthralled from the first sentence.

I related to Silvia because I am also plus size and know how difficult the dating world can be. It’s usually a notch on a bedpost, a dirty little secret, never a HEA. I understand her body issues and wanting to hide the parts she doesn’t like.

I didn’t expect the MMC- Ariel (Ari) to have the same issues about his body - especially since he’s a demon. I also didn’t expect for him to be so caring, so sweet, and so freaking lovable!

I loved their story so much and didn’t want it to end. It was nice how well they meshed together and got the HEA they both deserved.

Fantastic book!

[Josie Lingard · Rating 4 out of 5]

Summon D for Demon by Dove Soleil
4 🌟

When something is described as interdimensional glory hole demon smut, you know you are in for a WILD ride. Imagine using a spell for "pleasure” and suddenly there is a demon cock floating in your living room? This book was such a fun and quick read, and had more emotional depth than I had necessarily anticipated based on the initial description. This book was overall cozy and lighthearted, but it did tackle some heavier topics, so be sure to check your trigger warnings before diving in. This book is a great pick if you’re looking for something shorter, cozy, and smutty that still includes some more emotional moments. Be sure to check it out when it is released on August 22nd.

Thank you to Dove Soleil for the privilege of an arc 💙

[Lacey Kintz · Rating 4 out of 5]

Short, irresistibly smutty, and downright charming.

Silvia and Ariel are perfect and their fiery chemistry is made all the more sweet by their desperate need for affirmation, adoration, and acceptance. They are just too precious for this world and I thoroughly enjoyed this little novel with its shameless smut-fueled plot.

This is my second book (ARC) from Dove Soleil and I'm not disappointed in the slightest. I love that the books aren't too serious or dreary. The female main characters are spunky and sarcastic while being simultaneously brave and a little hurt by the hand their lives have dealt them.
Perhaps one of my favorite things about this book is the named chapters because they are so creatively hilarious (much like the name of the book).

[Rae · Rating 4 out of 5]

Summon D for Demon was a wild ride, and a fun one! Our FMC definitely does some of that, too 😜

I enjoyed this quick read a lot! There was some high spice and also some really tender moments between Silvia and Ari. I love that they are both plus sized and worship each other the way they both deserve. It was also interesting to see Ari slowly fade into view as Silvia continued to summon him repeatedly. She just can’t get enough 😉

I am not the *biggest* fan of insta-love personally, but I think it’s fine when it’s this short of a read. It’s hot, it’s got banter, and it has loads of dirty talk 🥵🔥 I think if you want a quick, hot, get in get 💦 move on kinda spice with some interspecies romp, this is absolutely for you!

[SkyPanda · Rating 4 out of 5]

Disclaimer: I was given an ARC if this book in exchange for my honest review

Ok, so I loved this book. I know, people say that all the time. But this one was great to read a couple chapters every night and still get thru it quickly. No tons of world building or backstory. Right to the juicy part which I’m a sucker for between a big series. And when it starts out with her sucking off a disembodied peen in the middle of a summoning circle, you know it’s gonna be good. Ari & his little witch are the unconventional cute couple that you don’t think you’ll get mushy over but you do.
While I don’t want a TON of more filler, I do wish there was a little more background on Ari (not too much, just a little maybe) but all in all, great book.

[Kamiye · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 rounded 4

This one took me by surprise (no pun intended). What I like about the book is not the summoning itself but the take on Silvia's and the demon's body (I won't reveal the name so you have no spoilers here). He's vulnerable in the same way she is, and they find each other. That's cute.

The smut is smutty...What did you expect?

Pick it up for:
- Insta love/lust (smut smut smut)
- Witch X Demon
- Cute story about acceptance
- Plus size rep (both characters)
- Short story (novella length)

I received an e-ARC from the author. Thank you to Dove Soleil for being an early reader. This review is my own, and I'm leaving it voluntarily.