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The Demon You Know (Novels Of The Others #11)

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As a research grunt at a local television station, Abby Baker tends to blend into the background, which is where she's most comfortable. But when she ends up being the last resort to cover a hot story, Abby discovers a whole new side to her personality when she is possessed by a fiend--a type of rogue demon. Suddenly everyone wants a piece of her. And now the demon Rule--a...more

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Jul 23, 2008 MelissaB rated it 2 of 5 stars Recommends it for: people who like TSTL heroines

Shelves: paranormal-romance, christine-warren-the-others

I was pretty disappointed with this book. We met Rule in She's No Fairie Princess where he seemed like a great hero. I liked Rule in this book as well but his character wasn't really fleshed out. All I know about him is that he was part of the Watch in the Demon world who protects the Upper world from fiends, who are bad demons. I have no idea what life is like in the Demon world, how their society works or what type of life Rule had there before we met him.

The heroine, Abby, is just plain TSTL...more I was pretty disappointed with this book. We met Rule in She's No Fairie Princess where he seemed like a great hero. I liked Rule in this book as well but his character wasn't really fleshed out. All I know about him is that he was part of the Watch in the Demon world who protects the Upper world from fiends, who are bad demons. I have no idea what life is like in the Demon world, how their society works or what type of life Rule had there before we met him.

The heroine, Abby, is just plain TSTL and annoying. I like to root for my heroines but I just could not empathise with her. She gets possessed by a fiend and acts like a spoiled brat about it. Her reasoning for putting herself in danger was ridiculous - pretty much she thought she should be able to do whatever she wanted even if an evil fiend was trying to capture her. Even if that meant sneaking away from her guards and putting a lot of lives in danger. The girl was just dumb and childish. She was mean to Rule and everyone else for the first half of the book. She is described over and over again as being plain and mousy, so I am not sure what her appeal was. If her personality is unattractive and the outside is plain and unremarkable, why would you want her?

Miraculously Abby and Rule fall in love despite not knowing each other at all and only having a few conversations where Abby yells at Rule for trying to save her life and keep the world safe from fiends. They suddenly decide to have sex, then they are suddenly a couple and will stay together for life. Apparently Rule decided Abby would be his "mate" although I still am not sure what type of long term relationships Demons normally have. Abby manages to get herself caught by the big bad fiend who is after the fiend possessing her, Rule goes after her to try to save her, bla bla bla the fiends die bla bla bla Rule and Abby decide to stay together until she dies then Rule will follow her.

I hope the rest of this series is better written than this book. It was just not good. It is only getting two stars because I enjoyed the first sex scene.(less)

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Aug 09, 2007 Eliza rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: budding paranormal romance fans

Shelves: romance

Okay, this was definitely my favourite in the series so far. I loved Rule, who was strong and sexy and really awesomely annoyed at people who kept mixing him up with the fiends he was trying to hunt. As you would be, I suppose. The heroine I didn't like quite as much, but I did still understand where she was coming from even if she was a bit stupid at first. My biggest issue with the book was that the author fell back on the whole "instant attraction" thing, which almost always makes me groan an...more

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Dec 28, 2011 Chelsea rated it 3 of 5 stars

I don't really know how to feel about this series. There's nothing blatantly awful about it, but at the same time there isn't much to make it stand out from the numerous other paranormal romance novels I've read. The word average sums up this book perfectly--a mindless, predictable, but not unpleasant read.

In the continuity of the series, the "Others"--that is, vampires, werewolves, fae, and all manner of supernatural beings have made the choice to reveal themselves to the human populations, and...more I don't really know how to feel about this series. There's nothing blatantly awful about it, but at the same time there isn't much to make it stand out from the numerous other paranormal romance novels I've read. The word average sums up this book perfectly--a mindless, predictable, but not unpleasant read.

In the continuity of the series, the "Others"--that is, vampires, werewolves, fae, and all manner of supernatural beings have made the choice to reveal themselves to the human populations, and are still fighting for equal rights etc. Rule is a demon--but demons in this series are for the most part counted among the good guys. Rule in particular makes a living protecting his world and the human world from the dark, dangerous, and more or less evil fiends. Abby is an ordinary human who ends up possessed by a fiend, Lou. Lou is in hiding because he possesses knowledge of a spell that could give power into the hands of the most sinister of all fiends. Abby is quickly taken under the protection of rule and his friends--a band that includes many Others introduced in previous books.

What made this book passable was the fact that with the possible exception of Abby, the characters are pretty likable. Problematically, I found myself focusing on and wondering more about the other couples--Graham and Missy, Tess and Rafe, etc, then the main couple. But at least they kept me reading. The central conflict and premise was really good--I liked the concept of the possession and the fiend hiding out in a human host. Rule is actually really hot and appealing, and I wish more of the book was from his point of view.

The problems begin with Abby. She's incredibly frustrating--selfish, whiny, childish, kind of helpless. I thought on more than one occasion that the story would have been twice as entertaining with a more well rounded and/or more appealing heroine. In her situation, the logical choice would be to accept protection where its offered, seek out information, and cooperate with the obviously stronger and more knowledgeable characters to come up with solutions. But Abby decides to defy at every turn, whine about what has happened to her, ask all the wrong questions, and generally cause more problems for everyone. This slows the plot to a crawl as we wait for her to quit complaining and get her act together. Her terrible personality is further demonstrated in her relationship with Rule. She knows she should accept his help, respect him, and appreciate him, but she repeatedly acts against him. She drags the book down and is just plain too stupid to live.

I do actually plan on continuing with this series, despite my complaints, because I liked the other two books well enough. With this book thrown in I feel that the series is just average, but I'd recommend trying it anyway. Wolf at the Door and She's No Fairy Princess are very decent reads. (less)

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Mar 26, 2010 Shannon C. rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: magic-special-powers, shapeshifters, vampires

Abby Baker is a research assistant for a local TV station. When she's on a riot scene to help cover a story, she becomes possessed by a fiend Lou (a not so bad guy). Lou is on the run from Uzkiel (bad guy), a fiend who wants a special spell that will give him an advantage in his fight with the demons (good guys). Lou had been acting as an informer for the demon Rule (good guy), and now Rule is searching for him since he went missing. Rule finds Lou in Abby's body, and immediately takes Abby into...more Abby Baker is a research assistant for a local TV station. When she's on a riot scene to help cover a story, she becomes possessed by a fiend Lou (a not so bad guy). Lou is on the run from Uzkiel (bad guy), a fiend who wants a special spell that will give him an advantage in his fight with the demons (good guys). Lou had been acting as an informer for the demon Rule (good guy), and now Rule is searching for him since he went missing. Rule finds Lou in Abby's body, and immediately takes Abby into protective custody at the Vircolac Club. The club is owned by Graham Winters, the alpha of the werewolf pack. The pack helps to protect Abby, while Rule searches for Uzkiel. We see many of the characters we know from other books--Rafe, Tess, Missy, Graham--and they help in the fight against Uzkiel.

The story started a bit slow but then picked up around chapter five. Overall I enjoyed the storyline, the main character Rule and the supporting cast like Noah, Samantha, Missy, and Rafe. However, Abby is one of the worst lead female characters I've read recently. Not only is she not likable, the author is not consistent in the way she portrays the character. Abby starts out as a timid doormat of a character. Then she makes an idiotic decision--putting her life and others in danger. Afterwards she shows herself to be whiny and self centered. Then she's a complete bit*h, screaming at Rule for things that he didn't cause and can't control, which was inconsistent for how she was portrayed in the beginning. I liked Rule in the Faerie book, and was very disappointed to see him matched off with such a poor character. The romance didn't make any sense to me. I didn't see anything appealing in her character for him to care about. She's not even described as being physcially attractive, so I didn't get his attraction to her. Additionally, the dialogue was forced, awkward and frequently annoying.

Another thing was the copy of the book I read was FULL of typos and punctuation errors. It was extremely distracting. The worst ones were the constant mistakes in names--Bat for Bal, Rate for Rule, etc. At times I'd have to back up and reread a line trying to figure out who the author was talking about. I was reading a St Martins Press published version that was produced for Kindle. Very poor editing--someone didn't do their job. Also if the book had had a good line editor, the editor would have caught all the inconsistencies with Abby's character.

I've read most of the Others books and enjoyed several of them--mainly the later ones. If you've never read Christine Warren before, don't start with this book or book one. Instead, try One Bite with a Stranger, Wolf at the Door or Walk on the Wild Side. Those are some of the better ones in the series. (less)

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Jun 29, 2011 Rie_dominique rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal

ini buku Fantasi/Paranormal ke8 yang saya baca bulan ini saja! Padahal seumur-umur paling saya baca tipe buku ini hanya 1-2 buku setahun..

Mungkin ini disebabkan karena demam Cat and Bones nih. Hehehehe…

Cerita bermula dari Abby yang memiliki warna mata berbeda (coklat dan biru) dirasuki oleh Daimon bernama Louamides. Punya warna mata berbeda hanya berarti bahwa Abby adalah seorang psychic atau penyihir atau pintu masuk bagi roh2 yang sedang membutuhkan tubuh. Dan ternyata Abby termasuk kedalam t...more ini buku Fantasi/Paranormal ke8 yang saya baca bulan ini saja! Padahal seumur-umur paling saya baca tipe buku ini hanya 1-2 buku setahun..

Mungkin ini disebabkan karena demam Cat and Bones nih. Hehehehe…

Cerita bermula dari Abby yang memiliki warna mata berbeda (coklat dan biru) dirasuki oleh Daimon bernama Louamides. Punya warna mata berbeda hanya berarti bahwa Abby adalah seorang psychic atau penyihir atau pintu masuk bagi roh2 yang sedang membutuhkan tubuh. Dan ternyata Abby termasuk kedalam tipe ke3.

Lou, daimon yang merasuki abby, sedang dicari2 karena AWOL dari tugas sebagai mata2 yang menyelidiki kegiatan Uzkiel, fiend (bad daimon) yang berniat menguasai dunia.

Rule, dark watch, yang ditugaskan untuk mencari Lou kemudian “mengamankan“ Abby disebuah klub yang dimiliki oleh pasangan Rafe (werejaguar) dan Tess (witch). Abby, si gadis yang dibesarkan secara religius dan rajin ke sekolah minggu ini menolak bekerja sama karena dia masih tidak percaya dengan semua makhluk2 yang mengelilinginya. Tapi semakin lama kedekatannya dengan Rule menimbulkan perasaan istimewa dalam hati Abby. Nah , ceritanya berlanjut dengan mencari cara mengeluarkan Lou dari tubuh Abby dan menyelamatkan Lou dari Uzkiel yang ingin merampas mantra yang diketahui Lou dan dapat menyebabkan kehancuran bumi…

Buku ini merupakan salah satu rekomendasi dari Eloisa James yang saya baca. Tapi untuk buku yang satu ini saya kurang sependapat dengan Eloisa. Secara keseluruhan menurut saya buku ini membosankan.

Pada bagian awal saya agak lost karena ini buku ketiga dari seri Others yang dibikin si penulis sehingga peristiwa2 yang terjadi pada buku terdahulu dan dibahas pada awal buku ini membuat saya sedikit tidak mengerti. Tapi tak apalah, tidak mempengaruhi ceritapun :D
Dari segi romance antara Abby dan Rule juga tidak istimewa. Malah menurut saya jumlah scene antara Abby dengan Rule sangat sedikit sehingga agak kaget juga tiba2 mereka bisa jatuh cinta . Adegan antara Abby dan Rule lebih banyak dikelilingi dengan tokoh2 lain (ga mungkin ngomong masalah pribadi kan?), dan saat2 mereka hanya berdua biasanya diakhiri dengan ciuman (hanya 2x adegan). Terus habis itu mereka udah jatuh cinta aja. Hmmm….

Bagian yang agak lucu hanya saat Abby bertengkar dengan daimon yang merasukinya. Secara si daimon termasuk tipe cerewet, mesum n banyak ngeluhnya. Malah menurut saya hanya Lou saja yang membuat cerita ini menjadi menarik!
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Mar 23, 2012 Brie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Another absolutely fantastic addition to the already amazing Other series!!! ;) Rule sounded incredibly hot and sexy and droolworthy lol and I really liked how strong Abby was. I mean she did have her little stupid or weak moments, but she was always fighting to survive and keep her loved ones alive. I was sad that Lou died, I actually kinda liked the little perv lol but at least he died honorably :) The sex was super hot and delicious, I just wish there would have been more than just two scenes...more

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Aug 22, 2011 Brenda Audiobooks Only rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2-audible-com-books, paranormal-romance, audio-i-ve-listened-to

Narrated by Kate Reading - Narration 5*s

The Demon You Know is the third entry into Christine Warren’s The Others Series. The first two were hits for me but this one? Well, there are some hilarious moments as well as a lot of fun scenes featuring the rest of the cast. But the heroine, Abby Baker, is the queen of TSTL.

Kate Reading’s narration saved this one for me. She’s so good with the multitude of voices – voices that stay true to the characters across the series. Her ability to catch each litt...more

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Jan 03, 2010 Marsha rated it 3 of 5 stars

It took a while for Christine Warren's books to grow on me. I really enjoy Big Bad Wolf and Walk on the Wild Side. This third addition in the Other series involves a human named Abby who has one blue eye and one brown. Apparently this makes it easier for witchcraft and "fiends" to inhabit her body. After finding herself in the middle of riot and trying to escape unharmed Abby is saved from harm by two feline werewolves. They realize something isn't quite normal about her and with the assistance...more

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Apr 24, 2008 Amanda rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

This book is not soley based on vampires...but it has them in it. I LUV Lou. He has a great sense of humor. Then there is Rule...he is so kool. The author also has a way with words. It was SO funny at times. The ending sux though cause it seemed she was suddenly in a hurry to finish the book, so there was not a lot of info of what happened tween Abby and Rule. Twas still a great book.

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May 16, 2011 Urbanbookbabe *Crystal* rated it 2 of 5 stars

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Rule is a member of the Watch, a group of Demons who police Fiends. When a fiend goes missing from Below,the Demon Realm,it is up to Rule to set out Above to locate it before Uzkiel, one of the nastiest Fiends around, find him and get his hands on him. Rule finds the Fiend but to his dismay, the Fiend has possessed a human. Said human is Abby Baker, a research assistant at local TV station. Abby discovers that what she once thought she new about Demons and evil was nothi...more

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Nov 08, 2012 Kayla rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 5-star-books

My favorite, laugh out loud part of the book...

"Before her brother could guess her intentions, she grabbed him by the arm, swept his feet out from under him, and tossed him over her shoulder like feather pillow. He landed like a ton of bricks. "What the *uck?" Relishing the gesture, Abby brushed her hands together and grinned smugly down at him. "Like I said, I'm not completely defenseless." Thunderclouds rolled in across Noah's expression. Cursing a blue streak, he flipped himself to his feet a...more

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Oct 04, 2010 Katie rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Aug 06, 2012 Paraphrodite rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This takes place a few weeks after the Unveiling. Humans are rioting all over the world protesting against the "Others".

Abby, a news researcher, was corralled into assisting an over-eager colleague in covering the Manhattan riots. She not only got stranded in the middle of it all but was inadvertently possessed by a minor fiend.

Rule, a Demon enforcer, came to Manhattan in search of his missing informant who has information regarding an archfiend intending on taking over the known Universe. When...more

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Jul 10, 2009 Kaleigha rated it 3 of 5 stars

Well, I liked most of it. I liked Rule, the Demon Watchman hero. I liked the interaction between all of The Others that I have come to know in the previous two books in the series. I actually enjoyed the premise, and the fiend Lou was quite a hoot. And Noah was a definite bonus. What dropped this from four stars to three was the "heroine", Abby. For the first three quarters of the book, she is just flat out annoying. Self-righteous, whiny, demanding, snobby, weak and annoying. I was so hoping th...more

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May 21, 2012 Nae rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-comp-2012

To start off with I liked the title of this book straight away. I started this series so I could read this book and I liked it. It was funny and light but I liked the different story line that the 'others', the paranormal creatures of the world, are out of the closet. No more hiding because the humans no all about you.
I was looking forward to Rule's book as we met him in She's No Fairie Princess, he was a Demon cop and pretty smexy. I liked Abby from the start, however she did have quite a few...more

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Mar 05, 2010 Megan Sewell rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, romance

The third book in the series was entertaining from the start. It caught your interest right away and kept you interested. Warrens previous book She's No Faerie Princess was slow to start but this one wasn't. I enjoy Warren's sense of humour. This book starts off after the Others(were, vamp, demon, etc...) have come out to the general public and society is attempting to process the new reality. Unfortunately they aren't doing so well at adjusting. Riots abound in cities and the an innocent gets b...more

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Dec 27, 2012 Silver James rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-books-read

The Demon You Know is a return to the type of story that first drew me to Christine Warren. Rule, the demon Watchman, returns from his introduction in a previous book to find his mate in a "plain-Jane" human without a touch of magic but with a heart filled with faith. The constant emphasis on Abby's looks got old but as it was integral to the story, I could overlook the numerous references. This one is definitely worth a read.

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Mar 16, 2011 Diane ~Firefly~ rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: demon-demon-hunter, paranormal, romance, shifter, pick-it-for-me

The ending almost took this down to a 2 star read for me. I was disappointed in how many of the characters acted, but liked the rest of the book enough to deal.

What I enjoyed:
* Lou, the fiend. He was good comic relief.
* Abby's brother, Noah. In fact, I'm going to have to check to see if he has a starring role in any of the newer books.
* The other females at club and the friendships they developed with Abby.

What could have been better:
* The end. Abby was TSTL, although she did eventually make up...more

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Oct 21, 2010 nicole rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: demons-gods, paranormal-romance, werewolf, read-in-2010, series, witches, warren-christine, shifters

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Jan 02, 2009 Holly rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: christine-warren

The Others have been outed and as predicted, the humans aren't taking the existence of witches, vampires, werewolves and were-anything very well. There are riots going on in New York City and Abby Baker is stuck in the middle. She's busy cowering behind a bunch of cars when a group of thugs start beating up a teenage Other. When the Other gets knocked into her, the demon snatched his opportunity and possessed her. Well, not a demon, a fiend. Rule is a demon and he has nothing in common with Lou,...more The Others have been outed and as predicted, the humans aren't taking the existence of witches, vampires, werewolves and were-anything very well. There are riots going on in New York City and Abby Baker is stuck in the middle. She's busy cowering behind a bunch of cars when a group of thugs start beating up a teenage Other. When the Other gets knocked into her, the demon snatched his opportunity and possessed her. Well, not a demon, a fiend. Rule is a demon and he has nothing in common with Lou, the fiend who now lives inside Abby. Rule takes her to the Vircolac, the Other's Headquarters for protection where they discover that Lou has a deadly, world annihilating spell that could end the world if he and the spell fall into the wrong hands. His current position inside Abby puts her in grave danger and the Others are determined to protect her with or without her permission. With humans rioting and the fiends and demons in the middle of a war, Rule needs to be concentrating on protecting the Above world and the Below world, and doesn't need the distraction of Abby's cotton candy scent. A virtual prisoner within the Vircolac and stuck with the company of Lou, Abby demands Rule's attention. They fall in love during one of the most inopportune moments in history, but they are helpless to resist the attraction. Meanwhile, the fiends are making their move and Rule and the Others are scrambling for a way to save her but Abby and Lou have the knowledge that could destroy the world, and even if it means dying to protect it, sacrifices have to be made.

Rule and Abby were really cute together. Not a whole lot of angst in this one, which I appreciated and when Abby does descend into self pity, Tess is there to slap it right out of her. Tess is one of those girlfriend's who will always tell it to you straight and is always ready with a good, strong slap. Abby's ability to insinuate herself right into Rule's big, tough heart was so cute and I liked how Rule didn't fight back too hard. Rule's reactions to the misconceptions regarding demonology was really entertaining and Lou was one of the funniest, smarmiest character's I've read in a long time and I thought him one of the greatest self sacrificing characters, too. His and Abby's conversations were kind of the highlight for me in the book and when he would "blink out" I really missed his smart aleck wit.

The world building the Other's continues in a fun and interesting way and it's was always great to revisit characters. I can't wait to read more in the Other series and highly recommend this as an entertaining read.(less)

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Sep 19, 2009 (Kelly)~Got Fiction?~ Oakes rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: laurie Hunsacker

Shelves: pnr

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Mar 23, 2012 Cassandra rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, pnr, fiction

I'm with Abby, I'm going to miss Lou. Sad, isn't it? I think the next full book is Noah and Samantha. At least I know them both already :) But next on the list is a SS in No Rest for the Witches (Nightcreature, #7.5) (Magic, #3.5), Any Witch Way She Can. Is it Tess' story? Or another witch we don't know yet?

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Aug 21, 2009 Walt rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Call me slow, I'm just starting to figure out that many of the books I'm reading are Romance novels first and paranormal second. This series by Christine is a good balance of the two. The mythology in this urban fantasy is well done and the romance while sexually active doesn't over reach into pure porn like some stories I've read.

Bottom line is this is an entertaining series and I'm sure to read the next two.

Cheers!

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Nov 28, 2011 Oleta Blaylock rated it 5 of 5 stars

I know that it looks like I may have struggled with this book but that is not the case. I have been working on Christmas presents so I have been reading much. I love this world and its many inhabitants. If there is a myth then there seems to be a representative in Ms. Warren's world. I also loved that Demon's are not all bad and can in some instants be good. I have a real weak spot for a growly alpha male and Rule is all that and more. The sex is hot, hot and the suspense is just enough to keep...more

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Apr 25, 2011 Caroline rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was a fun read. I've read the first one and now this one which is either 3rd or 9th not sure. Rule big strong silent type, Abby short plump and plain. Fun couple, that the author makes work. A real easy read, with little depth, but oodles of escapist romance and a bit of hot sex. Absolute hot bath material.

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Nov 03, 2010 Nancy McGregor rated it 5 of 5 stars

I just can't get enough of this series at the moment and the only reason I'm not reading the next book is because I don't own it. I'm going to rectify that immediately though.
I've fallen in love with the world and the characters and the stories have you hooked till the end. I'm heading to the bookshop to buy the rest.

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Feb 10, 2012 Linda Ramos rated it 5 of 5 stars

I never thought of a demon in the sense this book displayed but I enjoyed the courage of a brother willing to sacrifice life and limb for his sister and the obvious love of a demon for a girl with 2 different color eyes. He looked in her soul and fell in love with her!

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Mar 04, 2011 Anna Keraleigh rated it 5 of 5 stars

Rule is such a unique name. He was absolute lusy perfection. The novel was humourous, sensual and kept me reading into the wee hours of the morning. The only problem in the entire book was choosing to dream about sexy demon Rule or Sex marine Noah. Can I have both?

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May 13, 2009 Gardavson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy-romance, paranormal, 5-star

Very good book. Just the right amount of conflict between the main charaters. This book made up for #2 in the series, which I quit on. I was kinda surprised by the ending. I thought their was another aspect to their relationship that needed a resolution. (I won't mention what it is here). Suffice it to say I'd never seen the situation go without resolution before. Anyway, Excellent, fast paced book with very likeable characters.

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Apr 15, 2012 Chelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, shifter, romance, sci-fi, buy-this

The reviews for this book in the series are all over the map. I'm leaning towards the ones that conclude it's the best so far.

"He went to her head like a shot of whiskey but tasted a whole lot better. He sent the same fire curling into the pit of her belly with none of the bitter acid on her tongue. Instead, he was smooth and rich and sweet like fine chocolate, and for once in her life, Abby didn't worry about the treat going straight to her thighs. She rather hoped he would."

AWESOME. That's wh...more

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Born and raised in coastal New England, Christine Warren lived in the South and the Mid-Atlantic before hopping to the other side of the country to take up the life of a transplant in the Pacific Northwest. She completely bypassed those states in the middle due to her landlocking phobia. Hmm, need to research a scientific term for that...

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The Demon You Know (Novels Of The Others #11)

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