Demonic Illusions: The Complete Series

by K.D. Reed

Over a lukewarm cup of coffee, Sam meets a seductive, mind-reading, demon. Illusions, possessions, and a blood-signed contract soon navigate his life. His demon is impulsive, sexy, and dangerous. But the world she comes from is a greater threat. Hell is after them. 3 novellas tell a story of why those from Hell cannot be trusted.

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Published September 23, 2016

Reviews

[Steph's Romance Book Talk · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a very different type of book. It wasn't the normal paranormal book about vampires or werevolves this book is a different than any type of paranormal that I have read. I was drawn into the hot and sexy then the thrills and spooky. It did get a bit too spiritual during the middle of the book but then I understood it by the end. I did feel that Sam was a little weak but were Sam was weak Delilah was strong. Both characters played well together to make the story enjoyable until the end. Although I was left speechless, I enjoyed the ride, and the step outside of my normal comfort zone.

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[Camille Dent · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a super fun and quick read! I flew through it while on a road trip with my family out of state, and it was a great break from the more dense books that I'd brought along with me. However, I think it could have benefitted a bit from another 100-ish pages. I loved what I read, but I also would have liked it to slow down every now and then to really flesh out the intriguing world and sassy characters. I felt like I only got a glimpse of them since the pace is so quick! I thought that the mind-reading aspect was done suuuuper well! The author really wove it in smoothly with the story and dialogue. The writing itself is witty and appropriate for the narrator but a bit unedited--just a few typos here and there, nothing that detracts from the experience of the story :)