A priest, a fallen angel, and a demon walk into a bar...
Sounds like the start of a terrible joke, right?
Well, here's the punchline: Me. I'm a demon slayer.
Reverend Iverson, Jewel and Drurogaloth mentor me with a grueling regimen of memorizing incantations, flail training and kick-boxing. Thanks to them, my demon-slaying skills keep the citizens of St. Louis safe from horrific, agonizing deaths.
But then the tide turns, and the most powerful demon of all emerges. And he's coming for me.
The Prince of Darkness has tapped me to be his baby mama.
Turns out, the joke's on him. I'm half succubus. I can't have kids. But the Dark Lord, my demon admirer, possesses fertile powers. He vows I'll carry his demon spawn.
I wouldn’t think I was so easily fooled, but with his secret group of dedicated devotees, I may not get the last laugh after all.
Ivy, Jewel and Dru have always been my teacher, my pillar of strength and my guardian. So when Lucifer fulfills his dark promise, this demon slayer turns to her three men.
But will they accept a child that isn't one of their kind? And how do I keep kicking demonic ass with a baby on my hip?
Devil's Desire is a paranormal urban fantasy. Inside you'll find an unconventionally badass heroine, an evilly inclined antagonist, and a trinity of heroes who face the choice to save a child ... or trigger the apocalypse.
A celestially scorching slow burn, friends-to-lovers romance where the heroine doesn't have to choose!
Our heroine is a demon slayer, but that doesn't stop the big bad from wanting her as his own. Hopefully her trio of heroes can help put a stop to that.
This is a reverse harem urban fantasy story with a lot going on. The story is well written and easy to read with a plot that has a lot of surprises in it. I found myself drawn into the story from the start and eagerly turning pages to see what came next. It helps that the characters are well developed with distinct personalities and that they all fit together well. Overall, a really enjoyed this one and look forward to more from this author.
Highly recommended
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This book was great! Completely unique twisted to Angel/Demon books. I would LOVE to read more from these characters! This was my first book by Alexa Saint and it will not be my last!
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—>>> Ophelia Strong certainly has her work cut out for her, slaying demons at night and working as a stripper at The Poison Apple. But when the numbers of demons seem to start increasing, Ophelia and her unlikely team of fallen angel, demon, and priest, get to the bottom of things. And Ophelia is not a “regular” human, either - she’s part succubus. Rumors of Lucifer in their corner of the world come to light and several women she is close to in her life are murdered right under their noses. It’s time to step up and do what needs to be done, for the greater good and to stop Lucifer from bringing his plan to fruition.
I really enjoyed this book when i first picked it up i couldn't put it down. The story grabbed you right at the start and carried itself to the end. How a stripper gets entangled with a priest, a demon and a fallen angel. Not only that but they help her protect her and her baby from Lucifer himself. The story was fast, in-depth with details that didn't hold you up with enjoying the story-line. You fall in love with all of the characters how they interact and why they are together in the first place. I recommend this to anyone who wants a simple fast but very enjoyable read.
Ophelia is a demon slaying Succubus stripper … she seems to have a lot of balls in the air. It was a fun and witty take on an end of days scenario with light reverse harem action. The characters and story are well written and the world building is great! Ophelia then finds out Lucifer is looking for a breeding partner and Lucifer has decided it will be her. This was my first read from Alexa Saint and am happily pleased, and hopefully will not be the last.
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