The Consorted

by Mia B. Smith

With years of nothing but the loom of a dark spirit that brings relief from a hectic and stressful life, Elizabeth Foyer has been a devoted Christian. But as time grows harder due to an angry friend and the must to cater to her eight children, Elizabeth resorts to the looming dark that preys on her misfortune.

With a determination to claim what is his, Asmodeus, the lustful prince of hell finally surfaces to the Caribbean for one woman he's desired ever since the day he laid eyes on her. He promises her he'll care for her and her family for the cost of one small thing, her soul.

What happens when this devil's deal takes action and Elizabeth has to give everything for the happiness and comfort of her children? What happens when the devil wants more than what he is given?

282 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 6, 2022

About the author

Mia B. Smith writes for the dark-minded and dramatic all mixed with the hormones of a thousand intimacy-deprived bookworms. With characters who fall in love hard and want nothing but to be true to themselves and bring happiness to their morally grey lover(s), her stories weave all sorts of unique elements for reader excitement. Welcome to the dark and salacious that might suck you into a world you never knew you'd enjoy.

Reviews

[sonali| reads_ · Rating 3 out of 5]

The start of the book was what I loved. We are right away introduced to the life of Elizabeth, and her struggles and the writer did a wonderful job of incorporating Asmodeus in her life. I went through the book with a lot of expectations but sadly, I was disappointed. Asmodeus's character was a little weary for me at first but as the novel went on, his character cleared up buttooot to much. The author introduced a new language which was explained properly and I was excited to dive in but as the story progressed my excitement dampened as it created a lot of confusion. There were a lot of plot holes which disturbed the reading experience. I adored the relationship between Asmodeus's son and Elizabeth in this book.

[Juli_xox · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book is kinda confusing and left off on too many unanswered questions. Probably won’t read book 2 because honestly book 1 wasn’t that fulfilling. The fact that they had sex right after she gave birth not even giving her time to clean herself was gross. Then he kills her. All while there newborn baby girl is missing. Then she says the world is about to end…..Then the book ends 🙄