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Being Lucifer’s daughter can be hell.
Hi, I’m Muriel, the only white sheep in a sea of black ones, and a virgin to boot. I am determined to wait for love, but my dad, more commonly known as Lucifer, just wants me to stop being an embarrassment. I’m hoping the hunk that I met in my bar will turn out to be the one–just looking at him makes my insides melt like marshmallows over the coals of hell, but trusting is hard when it seems everyone I get close to ends up trying to kill me.
Not only am I dealing with an extreme case of lust, there’s a new threat in hell, one my dad says to ignore. Something easier said than done since it seems everywhere I turn demons are trying to kill me. But I’m okay with that, because one thing I’ve learned being a princess of hell is that sometimes I have to grab a demon by the horns and slap it around a bit.
A rebellion in hell, demon assassins and scorching kisses, could my life get any more interesting?
“…
Couldn’t you at least sin a little? You’re supposed to be a princess of Hell.”
And with that we meet Lucifer. Satan.
The One and Only. The Big
Bad. And let me tell you, he is
awesome. And in this story Satan is a
dad. And he is funny and snarky and
quick-witted, just like his daughter, Muriel.
Sure, he’s still got a job to do running Hell and all, but he also has a
23 year old daughter to look after, and she is a hand full!
Meet
Muriel. She still holds her V-card, but she owns a bar. She wants to make it on her own, and she
wants to make it with a man (but don’t tell her dad, he’d be elated!) Ok, so those are two different versions of “make
it” but who is counting? So when Mr. Gorgeous and Full of Hotness himself walks
into her bar, she’s left breathing a little heavy.
Let’s
meet Auric. Everything about him is best left for you to find out. But I will tell you he is hot, scarred, and
he makes me wish I was Satan’s daughter too.
I loved
this story! It had everything that I
look for. Funny and smart woman? Check.
Super-freakin-hot man? Check.
Danger and intrigue? Check.
Impossible situations, secrets and intense heat? Check check check! In a
great style I have quickly come to associate with all things Eve Langlais, Lucifer’s
Daughter knocks this one right out of the park. And Muriel has a rocking fashion sense on top
of it all. Demons, hellhounds, succubi,
shifters, angels, and more.
I found
Auric to be a formidable match for Muriel.
I love him. From his very
beginning gruffness, to an unusual display of love set to music (ahem, which
was all too perfect after Googling to get the scoop for myself), to his alpha
personality and bottomless love for Muriel.
And he has a scar. Scars are
definitely sexy, maybe even more so than tattoos! Auric doesn’t show all of his
cards at once, he slowly lets out his wonderfulness. And I’m hooked. I want to read a hundred books all set around
this green eyed, raven haired beauty of a man.
Muriel
is perfectly written. She is a tough
girl, and she is smart. She wants to be
independent, but she is still her father’s daughter. She has weapons and power, and great
style. Her family (which is sizable)
loves her. She lit up the pages with her
wit and attitude. Her past has secrets
that I can’t wait to get the answers to – like who is her mother??
I loved
this book that I went right to Amazon and purchased the next in the series, Snowballs
in Hell. So stay close for a review
of that in the upcoming weeks, and also the Freakn’ Shifters series
which I have coming up too!
Ok, one
more quote from Lucifer’s Daughter:
“You’re
making me look like a bad parent. My
minions in Hell are laughing at me.
There have even been rumors I’m no longer fir to be the Father Of All
Sin, since I can’t even control my own daughter.”
Love it!
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Next in series: Snowballs in Hell. I'm not giving you the synopsis to avoid spoilers, but I thought I'd share the glorious cover! :)
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