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How to Lose a Demon in 10 Days (10 Days #1)

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GOT DEMON?

Grace does. She's got more demon than she can saddle. In fact, she's got a sinfully sexy Crown Prince of Hell named Caspian. She's also got ten days to get rid of him or Bad Things shall ensue. See, her Russian mobster ex-boyfriend didn't take kindly to h...more

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Feb 19, 2013 Ibrium marked it as dnf · review of another edition

Shelves: can-you-hear-me-rolling-my-eyes, editor-please, free-books, hate-read, nook, own, paranormal-romance, idiot-heroine

Picked this one up for free during a promotion. Thank god, because if I'd spent money on it, I'd be genuinely grumpy. As it stands, I'm merely bemused.

I managed to make it a page or two into chapter 8. A common thought I had while reading was along the lines of how HARD the author was trying. Total exercise in how the effort to impress the reader with wittiness overrides the story itself. I didn't find it clever, I found it grating in the extreme.

The possibility this was destined for DNF-land h...more

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Nov 22, 2012 Jenni Ebba rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

A wonderful first novel in a series about the political arena that is Heaven and Hell. Who knew the positions of the Big Boss and the Devil were democratic? Certainly not me. :P This novel, while being a easy PNR has a great story and even better character development. DeWylde's imagination is matched only by her character's whit. Fans of Katie MacAlister and Molly Harper will love this series.
Grace is a powerful witch with ties to both Heaven and Hell. Her grandmother is the BABA YAGA witch, no...more

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Aug 28, 2012 Misty rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

How to Lose a Demon in 10 Days is one of the funniest books I've read in a very long time. Grace has ten days to shake her Russian mobster ex and save her son.So what does Grace do? She summons a demon to do her bidding, and what she gets is not just any demon but Caspian who is not just any old demon but the Prince of Hell. Add in an entire cast that runs the gamut from a dead hooker turned dominatrix demon gunning for his soul to the devil himself and you have a laugh a minute ride. Typically...more

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Sep 03, 2012 Jackie Uhrmacher rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Grace is a woman scorned. Her Russian mobster ex-boyfriend kidnapped her son and has refused to let her see him in four years. A woman can only take so much before she reaches a breaking point, especially when that woman is the granddaughter of one of the most powerful witches to walk this earth. Grandma didn’t raise no fool, so Grace knows exactly what she’s doing when she summons Caspian, one of t...more REVIEW ORIGINALLY POSTED AT BITTEN BY BOOKS REVIEW SITE (http://www.bittenbybooks.com/56688/ho...)

Grace is a woman scorned. Her Russian mobster ex-boyfriend kidnapped her son and has refused to let her see him in four years. A woman can only take so much before she reaches a breaking point, especially when that woman is the granddaughter of one of the most powerful witches to walk this earth. Grandma didn’t raise no fool, so Grace knows exactly what she’s doing when she summons Caspian, one of the Crown Princes of Hell. She refuses to take his word, forces him to sign the contract in blood, and even keeps from slapping the smug off his face when he names his price for helping her: in order to exact vengeance, Grace must sleep with Caspian. Problem is, Grace’s ex threatens to kill their son if she doesn’t get rid of her demonic lover in ten days. What’s a girl to do when she’s stuck between a rock and a hard demon?

The main focus of How to Lose a Demon in 10 Days by Saranna DeWylde is on Grace, Caspian, and their struggles to gain custody of Grace’s son. (Warning: if you’re cursed with Mommy Emotions, this whole plot arch is going to make you scream to the heavens in agony.) We also have the typical romance element of several other relationships developing throughout the main storyline that include a sadistic mob boss and the dead hookers who no longer love him, an undead evil witch and her lover, and Hades and his heart of tarnished gold, among others. Each one added to the flow of the story and the development of the characters, but their epilogue was a little too cute for me. Keep in mind: I laughed my sizable ass off with the demonic crabs went after a character’s nether regions, so I’m a dark and twisted mind. Just because cutesy isn’t my thing doesn’t mean it won’t be yours.

My one complaint—yes, just one! it’s a miracle!—is in the whole Vulcan Mind Meld thing. In the beginning (imagine me with a big, booming voice), Caspian could hear some of Grace’s thoughts because she “thought loud.” When this would have come in handy, he can’t hear a damn thing. It’s a tiny thing, really, but it made me throw imaginary popcorn at the screen in my mind and yell, “Oh no she didn’t! Girl, tell him how you feel!”

How to Lose a Demon in 10 Days is not your average romance. Sure, there’s a snarky heroine, an antihero, plenty of Big Bads, and some breath-taking love scenes, but don’t let that fool you. Underneath that glimmering sheen of romance lays a dirty, laugh-until-you-can’t-breathe novel full of tongue-swelling, sex-toy-killing, heart-stopping action that will change your religion. Be prepared for hot sex, multiple orgasms, forked tongues, grandmas who get more action than we do, and a love story that spans multiple planes of existence.

A few of my favorite passages:
“Fine. I love you. Get me the hooker.”
“Just because I’m female and you give great orgasms doesn’t mean I’m going to get all anime-eyed.”(less)

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Jan 24, 2013 Gabriella rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: smexy

“Looks like you’re both demon and angel, my love.”
She smiled up at him. “Just like every other woman that’s ever walked the earth.”

How to Lose A Demon in 10 Days is not your average romance.

Keep in mind that this is an adult book, and there are explicit details!

Grace is a witch, whose ex-boyfriend is making her life a living hell. Grace called upon a demon to help her with her problem. What she got was Caspian a crowned prince of hell. He is bound to help her with her problems but he wants some...more

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Feb 26, 2013 Melindeeloo rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal-romance

3 star = pretty good. I finished up the cheapie (2.99 on kindle) How to Lose a Demon in 10 Days,it was not too romancey even though it started with lots of smexy stuff. There is also a whole lotta crass and sass from the leading lady (not quite up to laurenston or lexi george but kind of that idea) and from other reviews I saw either you thought it was funny or trying too hard to be funny. I think I actually felt both ways as certain points in the story.

The first part of the book was more on the...more

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Sep 06, 2012 Colette rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal-romance

Never mess with a woman who knows how to summon a demon, and not just any demon either to get revenge on you. Graces scum of the earth boyfriend Michael finds this out the hard way when she summons Caspian, a Crown Prince of Hell to get back at him.

I loved that Grace knew she was summoning a demon and had no regrets about doing it. Caspian won me over on the first page he was on. He and Grace were a great match for one another and their chemistry was sizzling hot. There is a lot of humor in thi...more Never mess with a woman who knows how to summon a demon, and not just any demon either to get revenge on you. Graces scum of the earth boyfriend Michael finds this out the hard way when she summons Caspian, a Crown Prince of Hell to get back at him.

I loved that Grace knew she was summoning a demon and had no regrets about doing it. Caspian won me over on the first page he was on. He and Grace were a great match for one another and their chemistry was sizzling hot. There is a lot of humor in this book, and I loved that. Caspian has some great tricks up his sleeve for getting back at Michael, and sending demon crabs on him was just one of those tricks which I enjoyed. (What can I say? He totally deserved them!)

This book had everything going for it: a witty, independent heroine, a smokin hot alpha male, a cringe worthy villain, and lovable secondary characters. This book should have been an instant favorite with me. However, what started to lose me was this: the plot itself was predictable, but I didn't mind that because I enjoyed Caspian and Grace so much. What I did mind though was that the mystery was revealed to the reader before it was revealed to Grace, so the whole book is spent waiting for her to figure out it. There are some emotional scenes with Grace when she finally gets a clue as to what is really going on, but for me it was too late. However, I liked Grace and Caspian so much by this point, that I kept reading because I really wanted to see Michael get what he deserved. He was such a fun villain to cheer against.

The other thing that lost me was that every.single.character. had their own chapter. Even the villains minion, minon girlfriend had her own chapter. Granted, everything came together in the end, but it made hard to fully connect to the main characters.

How to Lose A Demon in 10 Days was original, and for a debut book wasn't bad. I think I was just frustrated because I wanted a lot more of Grace and Caspian together and all the other characters kept getting in the way, lol. I requested book two in this series at the same time that I did this one, and while I had major issues with this book, I am actually looking forward to reading it because Grace and Caspian were so much fun. (less)

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Oct 26, 2012 Pam rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2012, paranormal-read-in-2012

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I received a copy of this book from Kensington for an honest review. Grace called upon a demon to help her with her ex. What she got was Caspian a crowned prince of hell. He is bound to help her with her problems but he wants something in return. He wants Grace. Grace fights her feelings for Caspian and has to think of ways to send him back. Her ex gives her 10 days to get rid of him or her nightmare will become true. She has to decide between the demon she is falling for or the thing s...more

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Sep 15, 2012 Lady Allison rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: urban-fantasy, demons, epub, red-hot-books

Grace is sick of her creepy ex threatening to take away her son. He’s already stolen the first two years and she is unwilling to let him steal any more. She’s tried the courts, but she’s ready to get down and dirty to give him what he deserves. It’s time to call the Crown Prince of Hell, Caspian. When she summons him, he is so taken with her that he agrees to make her mobster of a boyfriend miserable if she’ll agree to be his – whenever, however, and for as long as it takes to wear the guy down....more

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Apr 14, 2013 Missyb rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Plenty of laughs, and likeable characters. Grace summons the demon Caspian to get back at her ex. Her ex (Michael) is a low life gangster like jerk who kills and hurts people for fun while he's trying to become a demon himself. When Caspian curses Michael with demon crabs and then with atomic intestinal issues, you're bound to laugh out loud while reading it. Great twists on who her parents and Grandpa are. During the course of her paying Caspian for his part they start to develop feeling for ea...more

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Oct 31, 2012 Darlene rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: arc, books-given-for-review

I received this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. I did not receive any compensation for my review, and the views expressed herein are my own.

The first book in DeWylde’s 10 Days series has all the elements of a great paranormal romance: Strong female protagonist, swoony alpha hero, and lots of red-hot action!

Grace is a witch, whose ex-boyfriend is making her life a living hell. When Grace calls upon the Powers That Be for help, Caspian – the Crown Prince of Hell - respon...more

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Dec 26, 2012 Koneko rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Grace tiene su vida patas arriba. Su abuela ha muerto recientemente dejándola sola en el mundo, no tiene trabajo y su ex novio mafioso tiene secuestrado a su hijo bajo amenaza de muerte. ¿Qué haría una bruja buena ante semejante tesitura?...pues hacer un pacto con un demonio. El problema es que a su llamada no acude un demonio cualquiera, sino que responde, ni más ni menos que el príncipe heredero al trono infernal, el sexy y descarado Caspian. Por encima...more

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Mar 09, 2013 Toni rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: kensington-arcs

3.5 Stars

Fun start to what looks to be a great series!

Grace is in need of some demon assistance. For four years she has been battling her ex and she has finally decided to call in the big guns. Those so called guns come in the form of one Crown Prince of Hell, Caspian. Oh yummy, yum-yum. The old adage of tall, dark and handsome totally describes Caspian. Oh, you can also throw in sex-on-a-stick and walking wet dream while you are at it. Revenge comes first and then well maybe she can….oh never m...more 3.5 Stars

Fun start to what looks to be a great series!

Grace is in need of some demon assistance. For four years she has been battling her ex and she has finally decided to call in the big guns. Those so called guns come in the form of one Crown Prince of Hell, Caspian. Oh yummy, yum-yum. The old adage of tall, dark and handsome totally describes Caspian. Oh, you can also throw in sex-on-a-stick and walking wet dream while you are at it. Revenge comes first and then well maybe she can….oh never mind. Anyways, now that she has the ability to fight her ex, Michael, she just has one other thing to do; she must pay Caspian’s price for the contract.

Caspian could be called a bit of a show off. When his amazing entrance at his summoning does nothing for the gorgeous woman in front him, he is perplexed and intrigued. Normally women are falling at his feet and this goddess is not even batting an eye at him. Well he knows how he can change that…the terms of the contract. She must sleep with him if she wishes to use him to ruin Michael (imagine Grace doing a private happy dance). Too bad his plan backfires on him and he may be losing more than he planned for.

Their attraction is instant and they practically burn up the sheets, but what do you expect from a sizzling gorgeous demon. Caspian can make every one of Grace’s dreams come true and let me just say it is delicious! In the end, is their love making going to be enough for them. Neither believes a life together is possible, but for extremely different reasons. What they didn’t know is that there are other forces at play.

How to Lose a Demon in 10 Days is different, but not in a bad way what’s so ever. It’s has moments of brilliance, some good laughs and a plot that I have never read before; all that makes it a good “different”. I think I’m unsettled because I think I was expecting more laughs, Michael being tortured more and while the different point of views were nice they became too much. I felt like I was missing out on things even though I was seeing into others perspectives. How to Lose a Demon is a really fun read, but at times the humor just didn’t do it for me. But that being said, there is one scene that will forever be burned into my brain. I will forever view the act of getting caught during sex differently!! Ms. DeWylde’s take on it, cracked me the heck up. If she could make that one singular act worse, she did. Those poor lovers *snicker*.

Ms. DeWylde’s new series, 10 Days, is a winner. She ranks high in originality for plot and distinctive situations. Her ability to bring it all together is perfect and I’m happy with the final product. I’m just not all tingly and gitty. I’m pleasantly content. After reading the epilogue, I’m not sure if I’ll be seeing these specific characters again, but my fingers are crossed. They were very entertaining and the brought a smile to my face.

I do believe she has unlocked a new universe with endless possibilities. 10 Days is a refreshing new take on paranormal. It snatches you from the ordinary and makes paranormal fun again. I’m here for the duration and heading out now to get in line for the next installment, How to Marry a Warlock, out now!(less)

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Oct 04, 2012 Cassandra rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: done, favorites, fun, kensington

Ok, so I ALMOST gave up on this book.

Yah I’m ashamed. After the first couple chapters, it didn’t seem at all like the type of book I typically enjoy, and so I went in search of other reviews, hoping to see whether or not the book picked up, or if I was wasting my time.

About 3 chapters in, I’d yet to see the story everyone seemed to be raving about, BUT an eternal optimist, I decided to give it one last shot, and I’ve gotta say, I’m extremely pleased.

About halfway through, I realized, like so m...more Ok, so I ALMOST gave up on this book.

Yah I’m ashamed. After the first couple chapters, it didn’t seem at all like the type of book I typically enjoy, and so I went in search of other reviews, hoping to see whether or not the book picked up, or if I was wasting my time.

About 3 chapters in, I’d yet to see the story everyone seemed to be raving about, BUT an eternal optimist, I decided to give it one last shot, and I’ve gotta say, I’m extremely pleased.

About halfway through, I realized, like so many others, I was in love with this book. So, a big thank you to the reviewers who convinced me to keep reading, it was definitely worth it.

So, in the beginning, I was a little confused as to what the story was actually about, though I’d read the synopsis before choosing the book. We have a woman, clearly scorned, not once but many many times, who has somehow managed to hang on to her sanity despite having her child taken from her…a child that- *spoiler* will leave that part to you to find out.

She’s managed to get herself a contract with a crowned prince of hell, in order to wreck revenge, which normally turns out bad for the scorned. However in this story, we see a different take. It isn’t always about blood, and death, and making people pay, sometimes it’s simply about learning a lesson, and being put through the type of trials, that only the strong, and truly good at heart can learn.

I was a bit surprised with Nadja’s demise…it wasn’t the big bang, and burning flames one usually expects with the evil, but then, that’s what made the story different, and exciting, never knowing what was about to happen, where some books have become so cliché. Of course, Nadja has Sasha to thank, sure he was a body-disposing mob boss’s lackey, but he had a good heart…mostly, and he DID love her. I supposed that love is what got them *spoiler*…rewards? You’ll have to read to find out that as well.

I was however EXTREMELY pleased with Grace and Caspian’s ending, after all it wouldn’t be a romance without a happily ever after, and it was well and truly earned.

There were some other, humorous and sweet relationships to be seen, which only helped the book to be so much more than the evil plot buried inside. I was well and truly thankful for those other bits, as they made the more bitter parts with Michael easier to swallow, a good combination of good versus evil. Especially Grace’s grandmother…She was perhaps one of my favorite characters.

All in all, I gotta say, slow to start maybe, but I LOVED this story so much! I highly recommend it to anyone who likes quirky, snarky characters, who, while just wanting to find love, simply cannot do things the easy way. A little hard work goes a long way though, and nothing worth having is ever easily gained. Definitely gonna keep an eye out for more of Saranna DeWylde’s books; an obvious 5 star novel in my opinion.

Do keep in mind that this is an adult book, and there are explicit details.
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Aug 19, 2012 Kt from A Book Obsession.. rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: received-for-review, hardcopy

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In a last ditch effort to give her ex-boyfriend, the Russian Mobster the comeuppance he deserves, Grace summons a demon to do her will. Of course she gets much more than she bargains for when Caspian, the Crown Prince of Hell shows up. In their bargaining, Grace had been expecting a price, but she never could have imagined Caspian's demands to be so carnal. But if sleeping with a denizen of hell is bad, falling for one is even worse, and she...more Review originally posted on my blog: A Book Obsession..

In a last ditch effort to give her ex-boyfriend, the Russian Mobster the comeuppance he deserves, Grace summons a demon to do her will. Of course she gets much more than she bargains for when Caspian, the Crown Prince of Hell shows up. In their bargaining, Grace had been expecting a price, but she never could have imagined Caspian's demands to be so carnal. But if sleeping with a denizen of hell is bad, falling for one is even worse, and she has only 10 days to get rid of him before it is too late.

Based on the description, I imagined this book would have a tongue in cheek kind of humor, but I never would have predicted the hilarity that greeted me from page one. I mean come on, a demon who is trying to act all badass should never ever say the word frolicking in reference to himself. Kinda bursts all shreds of credibility from the start, especially as Grace labeled him metrosexual and was worried about him "bibbity-bopping along," even as he had a serious case of ADD due to her breasts. All that in just the first few pages, and things only got "worse" from there. There was one point involving peanuts and a very compromising position that left tears streaming down my face because I was laughing so hard. I can't remember the last time I read a book this funny, and it was a nice change of pace from the darker books I typically read. I mean, don't get me wrong, this book isn't just "fluff" as the overall plot is quite dark in its own right, it's just that the humor plays such a large role that it greatly overshadowed the danger.

I really enjoyed watching Grace and Caspian grow and change in this book. Caspian started out so full of himself and absolutely carefree in his emotions, or rather the lack thereof. However that all changed once Grace came into his life. It was so much fun watching him squirm as he realized to his absolute horror he may actually have feelings for her, especially as he didn't know what to do about them. There were several times he royally messed up in his blundering about, but that only entertained me more due to the hilarity of it all. Grace on the other hand, in the beginning she was so uptight and shut off from the world, although she did have good reason. Even so, being a bitter harpy hell bent (literally) on revenge didn't suit her well, and I loved seeing Caspian slow start to change her as well. Of course, being so strong willed she fought that attraction tooth and nail, leading

How to Lose a Demon in 10 Days is an incredibly sexy, fun romp that kept me thoroughly entertained. From the great characters and their steamy moments that sizzled right off the page, to the insane hilarity of it all, I was thoroughly entertained from start to finish. If this book is any indication of the future installments, the 10 Days series will be going onto my most anticipated list. This is a definite must read for those who like their paranormals with a large slice of humor on the side, and I highly recommend it!
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Feb 16, 2013 Jacquelyn rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: demons, nook, own, revenenge, romance

Ok call me crazy but anyone think that after 4 years Grace was over doing by calling a demon.

She got the hot sexy Caspian, and he wanted sex.
Her ex told her to send him back and that when it got really funny, because she tried everything from died hooker to peanut butter.

This is a mixture of laugher, sex, love and stir and you get a good storyteller or a funny one.

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Nov 08, 2012 Kristie (fabk) rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012, e-books, fbc-12, kindle, witches-and-vampires-oh-my

**3.5 stars**

I immediately loved this story. The characters were fantastic, the story line easy to follow and interesting. The sexy times were indeed sexy. I look forward to reading more from Saranna Dewylde in the future as this one surprised me by how much I really enjoyed it.

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Sep 21, 2012 Jackie (Literary Escapism) rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: angels, demons, magic, para-romance, read-2012

Quite honestly, I didn't enjoy this one as much as I did the second one. Actually, the more I think about it, it had a lot of the same flaws as How to Marry a Warlock, just without the great side characters. I loved Hades, but it just didn't my attention as well.

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Oct 24, 2012 Jennifer Crump rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

What a great story. I was laughing non-stop at some parts of this story. Caspian is such a great character. Grace is a strong willed women seeking revenge on her ex. Together they make an awesome team and they quickly fall in love but are kicking and screaming the entire time. Caspian helps Grace seek her revenge but doesn’t realize that Grace has been set up from the very beginning. He has to fight for her life and realizes she is his Happily Ever After and he is hers. Can a witch and a Crown P...more

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Feb 18, 2013 Lisa Siefert rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I would classify this more as erotic paranormal. I almost stopped reading at the whole needing to save her kid part but then it redeemed it self when it revealed this was a fake memory a few sentences later. It was a quick, entertaining read.

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Feb 16, 2013 Su Fertall white rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance-fantasy

The sex started early and kept going throughout the book. It got a little too descriptive of the violence at points for my taste, but it was amusing and great for a quick light read. Fun take on angels and demons and the heirarchy of Hell.

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Sep 08, 2012 Jessica ♡~ Book&Coffee Lover ~♡ rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: own

This is by far the funniest demon book I have ever read..

Grace thinks she can summon the Crown Prince of Hell to do a little job for her and that's it.. Oh how wrong she is about that! :) We got some really hot sizzling (demon) sex in this book! Some really funny moments, and a Crown Prince of Hell to die for, he's simply demonlicious! + a really good story.

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Jan 15, 2013 Tracey rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

How in the world does Raphael fit into this? Sure just throw in random people for the heck of it. Let the reader decide how to make it fit. The ending just felt too rushed. Left alot to be desired.

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Mar 12, 2013 Tera rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adult, demons-angels

Ok read. It was a little overly descriptive - found myself scanning over parts of the book. I did like Grace and Caspian banter with each other. It made the book enjoyable.

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Sep 17, 2012 Ceri rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal-romance, angels-and-demons

This book will make you laugh out loud. This book was a weird combination of silly fun and some really hard core love scenes. So if you want light and funny with something to fan the flames, this is your book.

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Mar 25, 2013 Ruth Trane rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

quirky, humorous and oh-so-devastatingly hot! a must read! i love the witty bantering between Grace and Caspian.. this is one of the best I've read so far...

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Nov 30, 2012 Tammy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was a really fun, light read with many laugh out loud moments. Yea it was cheesy in places but that just added to the humor. Reminded me of Rowe's Immortally Sexy series.

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Feb 02, 2013 Valeria de Alquimia added it · review of another edition

Shelves: dnf, paranormal-chick-lit, en-penitencia, single-mom-or-sister

I really wanted to like this book.Good idea.Boring read. Separated mom wants two things: revenge and her son back.

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Feb 17, 2013 Rabiesonmyshoe added it · review of another edition

oooohhhhh, a fun, juicy romp with a Crown Prince of Hell. a quick read, perfect for a night alone ;)

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May 03, 2013 Audrey rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: spring-challenge

Cute, light read. The author resolved the conflicts and the main characters had HEA endings.

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About Saranna DeWylde

Saranna De Wylde has always been fascinated by things better left in the dark. She wrote her first story after watching The Exorcist at a slumber party. Since then, she’s published horror, romance and narrative nonfiction. Like all writers, Saranna has held a variety of jobs, from operations supervisor for an airline, to an assistant for a call girl, to a corrections officer. But like Hemingway sa...more

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How to Lose a Demon in 10 Days (10 Days #1)

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