Prince of Demons: A Dark Fantasy Romance

by Nora Ash

She came to sell her soul.
He wants to ruin her body first.

Georgia has spent her life running from demons. But when her brother is dying and no cure can save him, she has no choice but to strike a deal with the monster all others fear.

The bargain was meant to be her soul in exchange for her brother's life.
But Demon Prince Kesh has other plans.

She will be marked.
She will be trained.
She will be bred.

Sentenced to a future as a Breeder, Georgia is meant for another demon's bed. Kesh is only meant to prepare her—subdue her, awaken her body, make her submission absolute—then auction her off and return to his war.

But Fate has other plans.

One taste of her, and hard-won discipline unravels. She is warmth. She is hunger. She is everything he was never meant to have.

And if he can't give her up, he won't just lose his throne...
He'll bring Hell itself to their door.



An intense dark paranormal romance with a touch-hungry demon prince, high fantasy stakes, and a heroine who refuses to break. For fans of steamy power-play, emotional ruin, and fate-marked mates.

Genres: Dark Romance, Fantasy, Paranormal, Dark, Paranormal Romance, Smut, Romance

422 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 2, 2025

About the author

I am Nora Ash, and I write a plethora of different romance books. Some of them are really dirty, some of them are only kinda-dirty, some are paranormal, some are contemporary… Basically, I have a rampant imagination and no way of controlling it, except from just writing down whichever idea pops into my head at the time.

The one thing my books always have in common, though? A great story and a guaranteed HEA.
If you’re ever in doubt about what you’re about to read, have a look at my book page. It has a flame rating for each series, so you know what you’re getting yourself into!

I’m originally from the cold North (AKA Scandinavia) but these days I live in rainy England with my amazing fiancé and our two pesty cats. When I’m not writing, I’m probably reading, watching Real Housewives of Wherever (reality tv it’s my shameful addiction) or hiking in whatever bit of woodland I can find.

Three fun facts about me

I once ran away with a traveling circus
I’m bilingual. Almost-kinda trilingual, but my Spanish is terri-bad these days.
I’m a decent rider (English style only, though)


You can (and definitely should!) keep in touch with me via my newsletter or by joining my Facebook group.

Reviews

[Nora Ash]

Contrary to Goodreads' email today, Prince of Demons has not been released yet! Sorry for crushing your hearts!

I had to start over, because Kesh is an absolute d*ck. Actual release date TBA still, but it WILL come.

[Latecia Jennings · Rating 5 out of 5]

OMG...this was awesome...it's been awhile since I read book 1 with Kain and Selma that once I started reading Kesh and Georgia's story, everything came back to me. WOW...I really enjoyed this...as Georgia put it their "whirlwind" romance. I will say when I started, it was a little daunting because of the length(50 plus chapters!!! LOL)...after the first couple of chapters of Georgia's desperation in saving her brother's life and all she had to do, I was pulled in. When she finally met Kesh...mannnnnnn...Kesh had me in stitches with his grumpy butt. He held nothing back in taking care of Georgia...yeah they had ALOT of rough patches but their HEA was very hard earned. I really enjoyed Book 2 and so I was not too surprised that we were left with a minor cliff hanger with the brothers' father. Oh man...I can't wait to see what happens next. 5 STARS!!!!!

I received a copy of this book via Booksprout and I am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Kat Jowett · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well what to say....

Georgia. Always the afterthought to her family, pure selflessness would literally throw herself into a battlefield to save a child, self herself to a demon to save a life. Never puts herself first...

She makes a bargain with a demon to save her brother that demon backstabs her and sells her to someone else. That demon discovers a special secret about her that she didn't know. She's one of the rare humans who can mate with a demon. She's rescued by someone who wants her to be treated better and taken to the prince of demons who has to train her and treat her well and help her find a mate.

kesh. Prince of demons, cold, unreachable, brutal, soft deep down! Totally does not want the hassle of trying to keep this human safe & help her find a mate... totally whipped for the tiny human in his possession. Fighting his instincts to keep her thinking he's doing the right thing.

He constantly tells her she shouldn't martyr herself for everyone she meets yet kinda martyrs himself over her.

He is the embodiment of touch her and die and literally would burn the world down for her!

The demons are fighting a war, she is a distraction but can he give her up?

This book has, love, loyalty & betrayal

People who like omega verse would enjoy this book it has similar themes but with demons!

I truly enjoyed this and will read more by Nora! Very well written.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Jennifer · Rating 5 out of 5]

This novel was a thick, satisfying dark romance with wonderful paranormal/fantasy world building, action, an exciting plot, and an intoxicatingly alpha romantic lead. The heroine was flawed yet strong, and deeply empathetic. The book ended up on a very satisfying HEA, and the epilogue made me hungry to read the next book in the series with a new couple. I had read the first book in the series over five years ago and loved it, but I don’t think the author planned to turn it into a series at that point, so when I saw book two was coming out I was excited, but also uneasy that it wouldn’t be as good as book one. If anything, book two might be better than book one!.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Dani · Rating 2 out of 5]

Huge Nora fan but this fell flat for me.

Loved the first book hated this one, fell flat for me and there are a few inconsistencies in the writing that just throws everything off. Also the main character Georgia was insufferable I understand she’s suppose to be this sweet kind girl that sacrifices for everyone but it all came off as weakness. Even when she came into her “power” I still felt her weak.

[Serial Romance Librarian · Rating 2 out of 5]

While the world building was good, I guess I just wasn’t in the mood for the degrading/dehumanizing way that demons view their breeders. I get it, they’re demons, but I just don’t find much redeeming about them! I also thought the h was a doormat.

[Sarah · Rating 5 out of 5]

These books grip you and pull you in to the story, I've read them all again as they are just a great read well recommend.

[Favey_Listens · Rating 5 out of 5]

*****This review is for the audiobook***** This book goes dark, so mind your triggers and content warnings! 🔥 👹🔥

Nora Ash is a genius when it comes to dark antiheros! I would never have thought a demon could be written in such a way that he is both a powerful member of his race and gender AND also an empathetic character in spite of those inherent behaviors. It’s definitely complicated, but I’m here for it! Nora Ash has accomplished that goal once again with Prince of Demon’s, book 2 in the Demon’s Mark series. This is Kesh’ story, and I have been waiting 3 years, since his introduction in book 1. This has been worth the wait! Kesh rescued Selma, his brother’s mate and we got a small glimpse into his tortured sense of honor to his family. I listened to book 1 again to refresh myself on the world and what led up to this book (though this is not at all necessary). To say that Kesh is less than enthusiastic when Georgia is thrust into his world at the worst (or best?) possible time is the largest of understatements. He is fighting powerful instincts, along with ridiculous gender expectations, racial bias, and political pressure while also fighting a literal war for survival which was kicked off by the events in book 1. Again and again he will set aside his instincts, but there is only so much he can take. Georgia evolves into a very strong character who pushes all of the right buttons. She has been pretending not to see demons for her entire life, until she is desperate enough to make a bargain. What follows is a thrilling rollercoaster ride of survival, sacrifice, desire, magic, and a power struggle that threatens the entire world! Just when I thought I knew what would happen next I was twisted in a new direction with a many-layered tapestry of characters, magic, and politics. All bets are off, so you will want to read the trigger warnings and buckle up to prepare for a very spicy, emotional, steamy, exciting adventure that goes to dark and amazing places!

Performances by Stella and Jason made this excellent story truly come to life! Jason’s growly voice and ability to switch between characters of varying ages/types was once again perfection. He is a favorite for a reason and I can’t imagine anyone else pulling that off and hitting that mark the same way! Stella’s performance as Selma was absolutely gripping! What she goes through is very dark and emotional and Stella really pulls you into the story at an emotional level without completely losing yourself to the experience (which is good in the dark parts). She also perfectly delivers the evolution of the main character to find the absolute power within herself and not be intimidated by her circumstances and even the super scary giant demons with snarly bad attitudes. This is delivered in flawless DUET and you just can’t beat that audiobook experience! Such a wonderful example of talented writers and performers working together with editors and production staff with the attention to detail necessary to make an audiobook a true experience. Bravo!!

[Dayna Smith · Rating 4 out of 5]

Arc Review✨
Thank you to the author Nora Ash for sending me this digital ARC in exchange for an honest review.

-All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Prince of Demons is a deliciously dark and seductive ride into a world where danger and desire go hand in hand. Nora Ash has crafted a story that’s equal parts high fantasy, emotional turmoil, and intense, unrelenting chemistry. This book delivers everything a dark romance promises—power struggles, forbidden desire, and a brooding, dangerous male who both terrifies and tempts.

The story centers on Georgia, a strong-willed heroine who finds herself forced into a dangerous bargain to save her brother’s life. Her deal with Kesh, a fearsome Demon Prince, plunges her into a world of dominance, submission, and temptation. Kesh isn’t your typical romantic lead—he’s commanding, cold, and ruthless—but there’s an undercurrent of vulnerability that makes his character impossible to look away from. Their relationship is built on tension—sexual, emotional, and personal—and it’s that slow, smoldering unraveling that drives the book’s pulse.

The heat in this story is intense, often toeing the line between power and passion. The dynamic between Georgia and Kesh is far from simple—it’s laced with defiance, control, resistance, and eventually, undeniable longing. Georgia’s refusal to break, even when the odds are against her, makes her a heroine worth rooting for. She doesn’t fall easily, and her strength makes every moment of surrender feel earned. It’s not a soft romance, but that’s what makes it so captivating.

Ash also does an excellent job of building a larger world beyond the bedroom. The backdrop of demon politics, ancient prophecies, and a looming war adds stakes and intrigue beyond just the central romance. There’s a feeling that more is at play than just the chemistry between the two leads—and that extra depth adds to the book’s appeal.

However, the story isn't without its flaws. Some plot points, particularly the emotional arc of Kesh, follow familiar tropes. While the execution is satisfying, there are moments that feel slightly predictable. Additionally, the darker themes—especially around domination and consent—may not be for everyone. The power dynamic is intense, and although Georgia fights for her agency throughout, some readers may find certain scenes emotionally challenging. Finally, the emotional development between characters could have been explored a little more deeply in places; at times, the steam overtakes the story, leaving less room for reflection.

Still, Prince of Demons is a wildly addictive read. It's bold, provocative, and impossible to put down. Nora Ash knows exactly how to write tension—both romantic and narrative—and she does so with a skillful, unapologetically steamy hand. If you're a fan of dark paranormal romance with high heat, strong heroines, and dangerously seductive anti-heroes, this one’s for you.

[Eva ˖๋ ࣭ ⭑ ㅤㅤㅤㅤ ‌ · Rating 4 out of 5]

4⭐️/5
…. Wow

It had been a long time since I last read a dark fantasy book, and seeing how good the cover and synopsis is, I decided to give this book a chance. And boy, was I not disappointed!!!

Truthfully it’s difficult to make a good dark fantasy book, between the world building, credible character and a good enough plot. It’s a feat that’s quite difficult to pull off. But here it was really really well done.

The characters ? I LOVED THEM. Georgia who went through a full transformation, who was a people pleaser through and through. Ready to sacrifice herself for everything and anyone. Who awakened into this strong woman fighting for what she wants, and who’s not scared of putting her foot down when needed. I’m a sucker for character development, but mostly in women who develop a backbone throughout their book (the type of storyline that seems to be too easily given up lately. In favor of the ones where meek little women, never grow a spine and live vicariously through their “saviour” 🙄)

Kesh was the perfect amount of detestable and lovable. Detestable enough that you never forget at the beginning of the book that he is a demon through and through. But lovable enough that you cannot keep yourself from falling for him. The love, care, attention and sheer devotion he was showering Georgia with ?? I’m sooo jealous 😭

As for the writing I’m not used to reading third person books, but the fact that we still got to read from both POV made it so that I was able to care for the characters. The story wasn’t overly descriptive, just enough for you to get an overall idea of the surrounding. A bit more pronounced when it was about the demon’s appearance, but it was tastefully done so I won’t complain about it.

There are only 2 aspects of the book that made me not give it 5⭐️. I hoped that there would have been slightly more smut, but the plot and storyline were good enough that it didn’t kept me from enjoying the story.

And I understand the need for the brand, to make it possible for the breeder to be with their mate despite their appearances. But I wish the story was written without it, so that we would have been able to see Georgia fall in love with Kesh despite his appearances and not while she was kinda forgetting it. And in the epilogue I thought that we were going to learn that she lost it because of a good news (trying not to spoil here). And she was going to see him as him once again, but unfortunately we didn’t had such luck 😕

But overall, a really reallyyyyy good story

[Hannah · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was lucky enough to receive an ALC of this book performed in dual narration by the excellent Stella Hunter and Jason Clarke.

This was an intense, brutal and extremely spicy story delving into some very dark topics around the murky world of compatible human women being designated "breeders" for the Demons who rule the parallel shadow world next to ours. What I love about Nora Ash's books are they push me to limit of my comfort zone with some of the darker subjects she explores but she manages to write with such skill and sensitivity that it never feels like exploitation. Nothing is done for pure shock and awe, everything is done to challenge and question but ultimately there is heart at the core of the story too.

There is a beautiful thread throughout this book of the desperate, empathic Georgia who makes a reckless deal with a demon to save her brother's life only to find herself potentially with a horrific fate chained up in a demon brothel. Fate intervenes and she is brought to the Prince of Demons, Kesh, a brooding War Lord who resents anything that takes him away from his battle duties. Kesh is required to "train" Georgia as she is a prized "breeder" to make her ready so one of his trusted court will mate her and produce sons. However, as their time together increases the pull between Georgia and Kesh intensifies and will Kesh be able to follow through on his duty and let her go? Or will he claim her for himself?

Its a fast paced, unflinching but enjoyable story and the world building is solid enough that I now want to know more of what is going to happen in this world of demons, gods and humans.

More please.

[Theresa · Rating 5 out of 5]

Georgia has spent her life running from demons to protect herself and her family. She can see them, but no one else can. When her brother falls deathly ill and no earthly cure can save him, she feels she has no other option to help him. In her desperation, she makes a deal to exchange her soul for her brother’s life.

When her fate brings her to Kesh, demon prince and brother to the demon king—his plans are to find a suitable mate for Georgia. She’s that rare gift of a breeder, and since he has no plans to wed anyone, he’ll find someone to take her. But there’s something about the feisty human that pulls to him. She’s very headstrong and doesn’t bow to anyone. There are ways to make her submit, but Kesh isn’t a barbarian like other demons. So, until she’s mated with someone appropriate, she’ll stay with Kesh. The more time they spend together, the stronger their attraction becomes. Georgia refuses to be broken or subjugated, and their relationship is a push-pull of dominance, defiance, and unexpected tenderness. As Kesh really gets to know Georgia, he sees her as someone very special, and he’s not so sure he can hand her over to another. And Georgia sees him as so much more than a demon prince.

There are all kinds of family issues going on w/Kesh’s family, and as Georgia’s getting used to her new surroundings, she’s finding life among demons to be a bit stressful. There’s lots of action, power, intrigue, and if you know Nora, there’s plenty of heat between Kesh and Georgia. No spoilers, but there are toys!!

Jason Clarke (all the growls!) and Stella Hunter were amazing bringing these characters to aural life.

[Jodi - JodiReadsnListens · Rating 4 out of 5]

** Audio Review **
What a wild, intense ride! Prince of Demons by Nora Ash was a dark and dirty paranormal romance that had me blushing, cheering, and on the edge of my seat from start to finish. I couldn’t get enough of Georgia and Kesh’s fate-marked mates, alluring chemistry that had me hooked and needing more. This is book 2 in Ash’s Demon Mark series, but it can be enjoyed as a standalone.

Stella Hunter and Jason Clarke perform this audiobook in dual narration. Stella’s performance conveyed all of Georgia’s passion, dedication, sass, and desire as she did what she needed to save her brother and give in to her temptation for Kesh. Jason may have hit a new level of growly goodness in this one. When I say he was fully committed to dominant and surly Kesh, I mean it. Some scenes left me quite speechless, as the level of ferocity in his voice showcased Kesh’s commitment to the cause.

Overall, I enjoyed this book. If you are a fan of a paranormal romance with a hot, broody demon prince, a feisty heroine willing to risk it all to save her brother, a deal with a demon, high fantasy stakes, breeders, aural spice, chocolate cake, demon battles, revealing truths about the past, new found powers, pumpkin pie, claiming whats yours, steamy growly spice, intimate conversations, a jaw dropping climax, love declarations, and a HEA to go feral over, then you will love Georgia and Kesh’s story. I’m looking forward to more from Nora Ash.

[Belinda · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have been paying a subscription to get a sneak preview into this book for about a year now. Unfortunately, I hadn't been keeping it up so when the book was finally printed, I had to research where I last left off reading.

Starting around 59% I started where someone magically attacks Georgia to test a theory. And now I'm stuck trying to remember the story. I love the ring around the clitoris and the savagery of selling Selma and then Georgia at auction naked. Also the imagery of sitting on the demons' laps. There's actually a lot of delicious stuff happening in these books that make me wonder why this isn't more popular. Really savage stuff, like the need to witness mating claims, the awful parts of the old ways vs. new ways of claiming breeders. I also like the underlying goddess story. It weaves another layer to the story which brings in the women's lib side and the need for this society to change.

I will continue to relish this book because of the wicked imagery that is just so sexually savage in the demon culture. I also really enjoy the low-key humor in the author's books (like Kane attempting to learn to cook). I'm looking forward to the next book, but I hope it will take less than five years to show up.

Questions remain: What is up with Kirigan? Some of the logic was a bit fuzzy for me: his communication with the Europe, etc. He's still a bit of a crazy mystery to me, but i hope there is a redemption arc for him.

Nora Ash always writes a good book. It is true it is a bit like an omegaverse book, with the breeding and the dominance and the mating. But I like it anyway.

[Carol 27 · Rating 4 out of 5]

We first met Kesh in ‘The Demon’s Mark’, and while this tale follows a minor story arc from that book, it isn’t necessary to have read that first.

When we meet Georgia, her desperation to save her brother’s life leads her to make a hasty bargain with an unscrupulous demon. Despite assurances that as a Breeder, she is priceless to them, her treatment at the demon’s hands is often brutal and violent.

Georgia eventually falls under Kesh’s care and he unwillingly sets about to train her into submission before auctioning her off to one of his men. As a warrior-prince, he is dominant, cold, and ruthless, and not at all happy to be burdened with training a Breeder – especially one who’s determined to defy her fate. I enjoyed the push and pull between them, and Georgia’s eventual transformation from a people pleaser into a strong woman who puts herself first.

This dark fantasy romance is full of demonic magic, action, adventure, and some emotional trauma. There are also several explicit MF sexual encounters – including some dub-con and non-con – but none perpetrated by the MMC.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout, and I’m voluntarily leaving a review.

[Alecia Only1leesh · Rating 5 out of 5]

Georgia has always been able to see the demons in plain sight. 👁️
But when her brother’s life hangs in the balance, she makes a desperate deal with Kesh, the Prince of Demons — a decision that shatters everything she thought she knew about the world… and herself.

What begins as a simple bargain for her brother’s life turns into a dark spiral of lust, magic, and betrayal. Bound by fate and cursed bloodlines, Georgia finds herself caught in a web of deceit where family and friendship aren’t what they seem, and a breeder’s mark strikes twice in one family.

I could not stop listening — this story gripped me from start to finish.
Jason Clarke and Stella Hunter’s narration was phenomenal, bringing the danger, tension, and forbidden passion between Kesh and Georgia to life. Every whispered promise and dark temptation felt real.

If you love dark fantasy romance with demons, destiny, and devastating chemistry, this one will consume you 🔥🔥 thanks Nora Ash for the opportunity to listen and review

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🎧 Tropes & Vibes:
💀 Dark Fantasy Romance
🔥 Demon Prince x Human Woman
🩸 Lust • Betrayal • Fate
🎙 Dual POV Audiobook Magic

[Raevyn · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have been patiently waiting for this book for over a year and it did not disappoint!!!!

After reading Demon’s Mark and falling in love with the characters, the storyline, and the setting, to find out the next book was following the MMC’s brother’s POV and continuing the plot I was so excited!!
The storyline of breeders and demons continues to be told in this second installment. Amazing characters and the scary (but sexy) demon has a heart of gold is also transferred to this second book (which I LOVE).
To me, this story kind started off with a sort of reluctant allies/she’s his responsibility, to friends, to falling in love. Watching these characters open up and understand each other with everything going on was beautiful.
We also got some interactions with characters from the first book and another POV for the storyline, which made The Prince of Demons even that more interesting.

I can’t wait for the next book to come out! I know it’ll be worth the wait!

Please read this series if you love monster romance with MMC’s that have a heart of gold, you won’t regret it!

[Ves Pringle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Prince of Demons by Nora Ash is book two in the Demon’s Mark series, and it completely delivers. Nora’s storytelling is addictive — her world-building, pacing, and character depth are next level. I fell in love with this world in Demon’s Mark, and this second installment just took everything up a notch.

Kesh, the Prince of Demons, and Georgia, the human breeder with a beautiful, selfless soul, are magnetic together. Their connection unfolds against a brutal backdrop of war, sacrifice, and forbidden love. Georgia’s compassion and strength make her unforgettable, while Kesh’s darkness and vulnerability make him impossible not to fall for.

The narration by Jason Clarke and Stella Hunter is phenomenal. Jason’s deep, commanding voice fits Kesh perfectly, and Stella brings Georgia to life with warmth and fire. Together, they’re magic—completely immersive and emotionally charged.

It’s dark, emotional, spicy, and utterly addictive. Nora writes the kind of stories that consume you. I loved every second and can’t wait for the next one. 10 out of 10. Highly recommend.

[Reader · Rating 4 out of 5]

I’ve waited for this book for years! So happy that it has finally been published. It was definitely worth the wait. In this book we get to see how horrible demons truly are. I would NOT recommend it to survivors of sexual abuse. Kesh is kind of an asshole, but I like it about him. This sets him apart from Kain, makes him a separate character instead of a copy of his brother. It’s obvious that he processed the childhood trauma of losing his mother in a very different way. He’s bitter and angry; he hates the way Georgia’s scent affects him. He is NOT nice to her, but he changes at the end. I gave the book 4 starts because the author employed the deus ex machina technique in certain scenes, which I generally dislike. Otherwise, the book is awesome, and I highly recommend to everyone who enjoyed the first book in the series.
P.S. I hope I read the hints correctly, and there will be a third book. 🙏

[La Petite Canadienne · Rating 4 out of 5]

This story was highly engaging and kept me interested until the very end! It was very well-written, apart from what appeared to be a lot of unnecessary question marks, but that didnt detract from the otherwise fantastic writing style. The main characters were interesting and fleshed out nicely, with plenty of relevant backstory. It managed to hold interest while being well-paced and not skimping on plot or details. Very well done and highly recommended!

That being said, I do strongly urge readers to check the trigger warnings first, though. There are some very dark moments - for the MFC and other female characters in the story - that are hard to read. While not overly explicit or detailed, they do involve s*xual assault, which may be upsetting, so please be aware. That was the only reason that I didn't give 5 stars, to frank.

Overall, another great tale by this author and I can't wait for the next.

M/F, no cheating, HEA

[Anya Z. · Rating 4 out of 5]

🪴 🥧 Kesh & Georgia

ARC Review

Prince of Demons by Nora Ash is the second book in her Demon's Mark Series. Demon's Mark is the first book. I highly recommend you read it first. Nora does provide a mini back story in Prince of Demons... but I believe it is too sparse. (I re-read Demon's Mark, then Prince of Demons.)

...grumpy a**hölẹ demon/scared human-somewhat sunshine female, very dark fantasy romance, close proximity, graphic moments of violence, hilarious moments of humor (Kesh's view on veggies & how he reacts to human tears and his determination to bake a pumpkin pie for Georgia), Kesh somno-jerked off onto a unconscious Georgia, ɗïrtƴ-talking, demon politics, betrayal,  goddess meddling & manipulation and a VERY hard fought HEA...

Georgia starts to connect with Kesh when she tends to him in his bath... 🛁 (...she is very shocked by his cock though... 🤔) Besides her absolute shock, it is a very tender moment, as Kesh lets down his guard & shares what happened to his mother, to him & Kain... 🥺

...end of Chapter 38/beginning of Chapter 39 - absolute heartbreak what Kesh does to Georgia...💔

[Jiyuu · Rating 3 out of 5]

Rating: ✩✩✩ ½
Spice: 🌶🌶🌶🌶
Narration: ✩✩✩✩✩
➛ Full Cast (Dual) Narration
➛ Stella Hunter & Jason Clarke

TROPES:
♡ Dark Paranormal Romance
♡ Demon Prince MMC
♡ Dark Magic Fantasy
♡ Dub Con Mating/Domanince

Okay, I enjoyed this far more than I thought I would. I enjoy a reluctant grumpy x sassy sunshine dynamic and an growly protective Alpha -- this had both in spades. Even more surprising to see that both MCs got a very nice character arc. It had it all; fated mates, kidnapping, family drama, betrayal, a badass FMC coming into her own! You can say that I am invested enough that I am likely going to read book 3 so... here's hoping this is going to only be a trilogy bc omg, this universe is crazy! Audiobook dual narration was great. Jason Clarke and Stella Hunter were great as always. Here's hoping book 3 is going to be just as entertaining.

[Stephanie Nordin · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have been waiting so long for this book and it was worth the wait. Georgia has seen through Demons glamor her whole life and when her younger brother is dying she sells herself to a demon, this results in the chain of events that bring her under Kesh the Prince of Demons care. Mesh is in the middle of a war and does not need the added burden of preparing Georgia to become a Demons mate. Kesh does not believe he can keep her, although he very much wants to. Georgia never thought Demons had feelings but Kesh has shown her different but both believe they cannot be together until a twist of fate proves otherwise.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Carole · Rating 4 out of 5]

MFC Georgia’s younger brother Larry is dying and she would do anything to save him, even sell her soul.
The first demon she encounters can’t help her but does know who can, someone a little above his pay grade.
When Demon Prince Kesh enters the equation things take some surprising turns, and Prince of Demons the second book of the series becomes a dark and intense read which I enjoyed for its romance, intrigue, spice, adventure, family dynamics, drama, and emotion.
The story was engagingly written with nicely crafted characters that provided some immersive page turning entertainment.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Keema Osborne · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved reading this book. It’s not a disappointment. Kashmir is everything as his older brother, but he is more sensitive to Georgia’s needs and quite the complete opposite of his father. It’s amazing that his exposure to his mother’s pain caused him to almost lose his true love. I love the banter between him and His love. I especially love that although he his sacrificed his love he still shows his possessive nature towards her. To finally see Georgia in her true form was everything I’d hope it to be. She is like her sister in law in everywhere but just a little more sensitive to others as Kash is to her.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Victoria · Rating 4 out of 5]

The angst! The yearning! The homicidal snuggle bunny also known as Kesh!

Yeah, this was a great addition to the series.

One of the things I love about this series is that kindness and love makes our characters more powerful but in a way that makes sense and builds the story. Both characters grown into themselves and together and watching Kesh ready to risk it all for Georgia was everything. Check those content warnings, but this sweet ending was worth the wild ride.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Story · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved the first book in the series so couldn’t wait to read this second instalment. There is some violence, but in all honesty, nothing graphic or stomach churning. The plot was great, with plenty of twists and turns I didn’t see coming. There are some really amusing moments, such as during Georgia’s courting ceremony and to my surprise, the book has more of a rom com vibe than I had expected. As ever with this author’s work, I found it utterly addictive and definitely worth the wait. Oh and the teaser at the end? That really got me thinking!

[Lilouae · Rating 4 out of 5]

This one was waaaaaay better than the first book! The story reads more flowingly, as the plot feels more structured and prepared. This time, the story of the main couple feels finished, it doesn’t end abruptly like it did for the couple of book one. That was really frustrating.
It's also less traumatizing to read (which is always a bonus) but still filthy (but less just for the sake of it, which is clearly better IMO).
I can't wait to read book 3 even if I'm not sure this character is redeemable. I guess we'll see about that!

[HellsBellsnSexySpells · Rating 5 out of 5]

FINALLY. I have been waiting for this one for YEARS! and it didn't disappoint. I was also excited to see the author move away from tiny FMCs! I really hope she sticks with this series because it is by far my favourite. That being said: I LOVE the idea of Kash's half-sister being the next FMC. And I love the idea of his dad getting his own book, but I really really really hope they aren't the next couple. Having sex with a mom and her daughter gives me such a massive ick.

[Tamara · Rating 2 out of 5]

Tell me why does the name Kesh do something to my ladyparts 🤣

All in all, this is some wild universe she concocted so respect there. But while the first one was interesting because it was a novelty, this one doesn’t really do anything. Just the same stuff repackaged. Fmc was intentionally a doormat and I hated it. The moments where she kinda grew a backbone were more cringe than a personal development. Kesh was an ass but we love that here