Airborne

by Quinn Cameron

DESIRE IS A DANGEROUS GAMBLE

For over a century, I’ve kept Las Vegas’s underworld in check—ensuring deals are made, debts are paid, and the fragile truce between Heaven and Hell holds. It’s a thankless job, an endless cycle of favors and threats, and I’ve grown tired of it.

Then Zephyr waltzes into my life. A red-haired incubus with a sweet smile and a talent for aerial silks, he’s the newest star at The Devil’s Dollhouse, the city’s most infamous demon-owned strip club. I tell myself it’s just curiosity, just temptation. I’ll get him out of my system and move on. Then one night turns into two, and three and, before I know it, he’s under my skin. He’s an obsession I can’t afford.

But the Dollhouse’s corrupt owner has his own agenda, and I’m the key to making it happen. Refusing the job could spell disaster. Accepting it could start a war. With Zephyr caught in the middle, the wrong choice might cost me more than just my heart.

Genres: M M Romance, Contemporary, Romance

450 pages, Kindle Edition

Expected publication April 3, 2026

About the author

Quinn Cameron writes queer romance stories packed with fantasy, paranormal intrigue, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting.

She thrives on damaged characters, tragic backstories, and the sweet, sweet agony of hurt/comfort—because what's love without a little emotional devastation first?

No matter how much angst she puts her characters through, she guarantees a happily ever after (or at least a very satisfying "about damn time").

When she's not torturing fictional souls, she can be found daydreaming, sipping iced lattes, and thinking up new ways to make her readers yell at their Kindles.

Reviews

[patrícia · Rating 4 out of 5]

RTC 🩷

[Eana · Rating 5 out of 5]

Airborne is an amazing start to a fascinating universe.

I received an early copy of this book in exchange for an honest review, and honestly, I loved this book from the epilogue.

In a Vegas that has been divided by the politics of angels and demons, The Dollhouse - a nightclub club on the demon’s side of the city called- serves human and demons alike with a variety of demon dancers. When Beck walks into the club one night to try and seal a deal with a client, he’s entranced by Zephyr, the young incubus who goes by Ruby. With his aerial skills routine and alluring innocence, Zephyr is impossible to resist.

This book has everything: complex, layered characters, visual storytelling that makes you feel immersed, a growing universe that had me feral to know more, supporting characters that *actually support* the story rather than being background noise, excellent spice 👀 and some seriously quotable moments.

I loved this and I can see this series being one of the highlights of the year.

Read if you like:
🩷dark themes but not dark romance
🩷(huge) age gap
🩷demonxdemon
🩷opposites attract
🩷sweet but kinky
🩷banter
🩷badass besties

[Jenya Cro · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book. I loved the characters (both the main and side), I loved the world building and I loved the development of the romance between the two characters.
Zephyr and Beck are two idiots that have no idea what they are doing and I really related to that, having said that the relationship comes today beautifully.
Hurt/comfort is a main theme running though this book so please make sure you read the content warnings.
I cannot wait for more books in this series, there are so many characters stories I want to read about.
Thoroughly recommend.

I received this ebook as an ARC but this is a completely honest review.

[Birch · Rating 5 out of 5]

Quinn is a new to me author and I am so glad I picked up Airborne, book 1 in the Sinful Nights & Neon Lights Series. It was, for lack of better words, so good. The MCs, secondary characters and the world being built between Demons and Angels I ate it up. I can't wait to see where the story will continue.

You couldn't have asked for two more opposite MC's, yet perfect for each other.

Beck has been around a long time and he gives you the impression he has seen it all, and he is innately suspicious. He has taken part in all sorts of nefarious deals, seen the worst in the world around him, but his denial (I can't call it naivety) of what the Dollhouse really was showed how truly he was stuck.

Meanwhile there is Zephyr. Brand new baby bird, he needs attention, reassurance, and he just doesn't know there is so, so much more out there. He just wants to soar, see the world he lost and hopefully survive.

Most of the story takes place between the walls of the Dollhouse and there are five other dancers. I loved the found family with Darby taking lead. I would love for Darby to find his own no strings attached love. He's a handful, they all are actually. They managed to not let their spirits break despite the club owners nefarious behaviors.

Beck has a bodyguard named Collette, and she made every scene she was in enjoyable. From her strange awareness of sex to telling Beck the hard truths.

Dark Fantasy Romance
Grumpy x Sunshine
Age Gap
Idiots to Lovers
Found Family
Sex Work
Open Door Spice

And you know your limits, so read the author's content warnings.
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.

[Heather Close · Rating 4 out of 5]

The cover drew me in instantly and the description had me feral to read this book. It most definitely didn't disappoint!

In this world, Angels and Demons are running Las Vegas. The story mostly centers around Zephyr, a newly raised incubus who goes by the stage name Cherry, and Beck, a centuries old demon who's had his heart broken one too many times not be cynical. Their paths cross at The Devil's Dollhouse and sparks fly pretty much instantly. The owner of the The Dollhouse is pretty scummy, even for a demon, and Beck knows he has to keep his promise to Zephyr to make things better.

There are some miscommunications and restarts along the way but I enjoyed seeing how their relationship grew. Some parts are their dynamic are not usually my cup of tea but I did really like the story and I'm interested to read more books in this series. The other dances at The Devil's Dollhouse are fascinating and I'm looking forward to learning more about them and this world.

I received an advance review copy from the author. All opinions are my own.

[isthisakink · Rating 3 out of 5]

3/5. It was… um… It lacked. It lacked, and that sucks because the premise was interesting. It kinda felt like the same song and dance we’ve seen before, but add in copious amounts of nothing in places something desperately needed to be. Oh, and twincest. Like, they’re side characters, but not everyone has morality issues with incest. Some of us just have trauma, buddies, and it would’ve been nice to know before I made the choice to pick up the ARC. I did my best to ignore it overall for the sole reason that just because it’s not my jam doesn’t mean someone else isn’t keen to make their toast, ya know? It just wasn’t for me. I’m sure someone out there is going to count this as their forever #1, but it’s not me.


—I received an ARC from Gay romance Reviews (GRR). All ratings, reviews, and opinions are my own.—

[Leslie M · Rating 5 out of 5]

Okay but LISTEN.

Airborne (Sinful Nights & Neon Lights Book 1) by Quinn Cameron (out April 3rd, 2026) I could not put this ARC down.

Demons. Incubi. Vegas. A morally exhausted underworld boss. And a red-haired aerialist incubus working at a demon-owned strip club. What could possibly go wrong? 😌

The chemistry is SO good. It’s spicy and sweet in that very Quinn way — obsession creeping in, tension building, feelings catching everyone off guard. Zephyr is soft and lethal at the same time and I loved him.

If I’m being picky? I wanted a little more roughness. I know Quinn can push the characters harder, and this felt slightly sweeter than I expected. But for book one, it sets the table perfectly for the chaos that’s clearly coming.

5⭐
3.5🌶️

I’m already impatient for book two. and 3-4-5.

[Ashley · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was lucky to read this as a beta, and I adored it then and rereading the ARC version did not change my mind. I love that this is in the same universe as the Hounded duology and that we get essentially the fall out from that book in this series. One thing I really enjoy that Quinn does well is make side characters that you love. Collette is amazing, and I adore her. I expect she will be rather prominent through the series, too, which I love. As for Beck and Zeph, they are so sweet together. I love how innocent Zeph is and how he ends up with this powerful, aged demon who literally will do anything for him. I love all of the dolls. I am so excited to see where this series goes. While every book is a standalone, the world building and drama aside from the relationships will be best read in order, and I can't wait to see how this battle for Las Vegas goes.

[evie is reading · Rating 5 out of 5]

this book is just one more reason why my love for quinn cameron remains unassailable. as always, she has given us a fantastical world, full of characters you’ll absolutely love (or love to hate, because mazzy is just… 😡🤬🤢🤮🖕🏻)

our little incutwink, zephyr, is a virgin incubus starved for… *clears throat* …affection. he’s the babiest baby, a character you just have this visceral need to protect, because, holy hell, he really needs it. you see, mazzy—a wraith, and owner of the dollhouse and all the demons it contains—is the literal fucking worst. he’s been treating zeph and the rest of the dolls like they’re demonic capri suns; siphoning their powers until they’re fragile shells of themselves. zephyr has a particularly hard row to hoe in this situation because, as an incubus, he is also a type of siphon, but he feeds off something everyone is all too willing to share—lust. so mazzy is particularly fond of zephyr, because he is a nearly endless well of energy, he can empty him then send him out again to refill himself over and over and over. it IS a strip club, after all. lust practically drips from the walls. so it’s too damn easy for mazzy to send zephyr out into the club each night to fill up on lust like a mosquito, so he can steal all but the tiniest bit of sustenance from zephyr, leaving just enough to be sure the little incubus can live to dance another night

enter daddy beck. *swoon* a higher demon who is the total package—sexy as sin, rich, smart, conniving, and badass. *recovers from previous swoon only two swoon again* he also comes with a sidekick in the form of a hellhound bestie (who is a mega-badass in her own right) you’re also going to adore. (for more on quinn’s hellhounds, refer to loren in her hounded omnibus, because these two series exist in the same world) beck’s powers are unfathomable, mostly because we don’t even plumb the depths of them in this book. but he’s absolutely done for once he gets his hands on the incubssy

zephyr is an incredibly tragic character because, as the reader, you can really appreciate how drained and starved he actually is, and how terrified he is of mazzy. and mazzy is a villain in the truest sense—he just becomes more and more deplorable every single time his name comes up on the page. beck is truly the only one who could save zephyr and the rest of the dolls. so even though there are definitely times you won’t like beck very much, it never lasts long enough for you to legitimately dislike him

a heady mix of extremes, this world is so dazzlingly full of light and sound and color. the dancers—zephyr, darby, colt, callum, oz, and elliot—are all really dynamic and lovable characters individually, that fit together in weirdly wonderful ways to forge a close-knit family, bound together with trauma, shared tragedy, care, and love

this one is dark though—so read the triggers, and mind them!

quinn’s imagination is a place i want to live. her worlds and characters always feel so tangibly *alive* that reading them makes me feel like i’m sitting down with a lifelong friend while they spill the tea about what they’ve been up to since we last talked. she always leaves me wanting to hear from her characters again and again, in perpetuity. in this, i have genuinely lucked out, because this is a series! a big one too. each of the dancers gets their own book (except the twins, who share a book). so these are comfort characters who aren’t going to slip through your fingers like sand. you get to hold onto them for awhile. to sit with them and share their stories. you can climb inside the pages of these books and enjoy every single moment of life in the dollhouse

quinn, for all of that, i tip my hat to you. it just so happens to be a sharp looking stetson i found stacked with a bunch of others on an unoccupied bunk bed in a room that reeks of sex and envy…

[Pernille ♡ · Rating 3 out of 5]

I received my copy yesterday, and I just flew through it immediately, not being able to put it down.

Airbourne is a really nice introduction to this series, letting you get acquainted with the setting and the characters, that we’ll be following throughout the series. I already have my favorites, and I’m very much looking forward to the next book.

My positives:
- I finished Hounded recently, and it felt good to be back in the same universe, this time in Vegas. It’s fun to explore Quinn’s version of angels and demons and seeing her play with established tropes and turning them a bit on the head.
- There were so many different kind of characters in the Dollhouse, and they all felt unique. I’m looking forward to getting to know them better in future books
- Even though the story was kinda predictable, that wasn’t a negative for me. I feel like we’ve seen version of this story before, but with the different setting I still found it very enjoyable.

The reason I’m “only” giving it 3 stars:
- During the book, I felt we got a lot af telling, not showing. We spend a lot of time in the characters heads, being told about things that they were feeling and perceiving, and explaining why they were doing this or that. It does not have to be a bad thing necessarily, I still enjoyed the book, but I do think it sometimes took a bit away from the character developments. It would have been interesting to be shown this change in their actions instead of being guided through it via their thoughts.
- The writing also seemed a bit rushed at times, when the story plot needed to be moved forward. This might just be my personal preference, but I’m not a fan of listing out what happened in quick succession, to let us know what happened in between two chapters or two scenes. At one point it also had me confused as to how much time had passed between two scenes, and I had to go back and reread it a few times to make sure I was following
- I appreciated how Beck was a flawed character, and at times I did wanna reach through the screen and shake him a bit, but I didn’t 100% buy his character development. It seemed like he had a lot to work through, throughout the book, and for me, it seemed like he may have needed more pages to do it
- After finishing the book, I’m also not sure I understand what the problem between him and his ex was? I don’t believe that was ever explained and through the actions of the ex, he came across as kinda nice, so I’m slightly confused

[Kit (kit.reads.romance) · Rating 4 out of 5]

Was I crying at this book at 3am because I couldn't put it down? Yes, yes I was. Quinn Cameron has just produced the newest and most exciting series so far this year and I would recommend to anyone who enjoys high angst, dark fantasy romances where the stakes are high and the emotions are higher!

Our two MCs could not be more different. Zephyr/Cherry is the sweetest, gentlest little bird of an MC who needs to be wrapped in a million blankets and given all the lovely things. Cuteness aggression 100% engaged for this wounded baby cinnamon roll.

Beck is jaded, tired and suspicious. He falls for Zephyr despite himself and the preconceived notions he has about his Beauty. At times he isn't all that likeable, but he is always compelling and I loved him as an MC even if I wanted to throttle him occasionally.

The plot was mostly character led as the two met again and again within the walls of the club and their romance developed from a one night stand into a fierce need and protectiveness. But there was also the question of how Beck was going to deal with the awful things that the club owner was putting Zephyr through and whether Zephyr would ever be free. Expect some on page non-consensual touching and threats of sexual assault, slavery, coercion, and mental/emotional abuse.

But Zephyr is not alone in the club - there is a whole found family of dancers who hopefully will all get their own stories! They all have very different, very vivid personalities and I adored every single one! Beck also has a bodyguard called Colette which was hilarious, fierce and sweet and I loved every single scene she was in. So not only do we have two compelling MCs and a storyline that at times was edge of your seat stuff, but we have a wonderful cast of secondary characters that I really hope we see more of.

This is a wonderful entry into the fantasy romance genre and I'm so excited to see where Quinn goes next with it!

I received an advanced reader copy and I am leaving my honest opinions voluntarily.

[Cat Face Gargoyle Vesta · Rating 5 out of 5]

I may be biased, because Quinn Cameron was my favourite new author of 2025, but truly we are in for something special with this new series. While it takes place in the Houndedverse - a short time after the events of Ashes to Ashes - you can absolutely pick it up on its own, as this series starts expanding on Earth with demons and angels running around in it - in Las Vegas, no less!

This series continues with what Quinn excels at - characterization and internal voice, brilliantly emotional prose and a dramatic storyline with tons of juicy action, but this time, she really starts flexing with the spice. These are HIGH HEAT, very fun, and Airborne manages not only a great storyline, but also a very effective intro to the Dollhouse and its residents that has me absolutely salivating for the next books.

The main setting - a demonic strip club, employing a lineup of sexy infernal men to fit any taste and preference - is the perfect backdrop for the colourful cast. Airborne focuses on Beck, a grouchy, jaded wheeler and dealer who makes his Earthly living making deals with the devil (it's him, the devil is him lol). He has a loyal, snarky, (very) French hellhound at his side, who was highlight of the whole book for me, with plenty of friendly banter and playful teasing about Beck's bad decisions.

Namely, the bad decision to get involved with the club's newest performer - the fresh-to-Earth incubus Zephyr, who is the SWEETEST BABY. Seriously, he's sympathetic and fun, and the entire time I just wanted to scream at the book to stop making him cry!! :( Fortunately, Beck does eventually dry all those tears, and fans of idiots-to-lovers will definitely enjoy the process of them getting there.)

Because this is definitely a darker story, I do suggest that you check the trigger warnings if you need to, but I can definitely say that this book was a great time, I had a blast reading it, and I think you will, too.

[Laura Loves 2 Read · Rating 5 out of 5]

What can I say other than WELCOME TO THE DOLLHOUSE!!

Airborne is an incredible start to what promises to be a dark, deliciously addictive series—and I’m already hooked! If you love high-angst, dark fantasy, heartbreak, and romance that slaps you right in the feels—this book is your jam.

I laughed, I cried, I emotionally spiralled and honestly…I loved every single page. The characters are iconic, the world-building is next-level, and the romance had me in a chokehold.

The setting...Oh, nothing wild—just a demonic strip club packed with irresistible eye candy ready to indulge every sinful craving. Truly the ultimate playground for this chaotic, colourful cast

Our MCs couldn’t be more different: Zephyr (aka Cherry) is just the sweetest baby, who deserves all the love, cuddles and has a heart far too soft for the world he’s in—I just wanted to be his friend. Meanwhile, Beck is a grumpy, world-weary demon who makes a living cutting deals for the devil. Toss in his snarky, very French hellhound sidekick, and the result is nonstop banter, plenty of sass, and gloriously bad decisions.

This book leans into hurt/comfort vibes and definitely dances on the darker side, so check those trigger warnings if needed. But if you’re ready for a thrilling, emotional, and wickedly fun read, Airborne will not disappoint. I swear you’re going to feel ALL the feels. Trust me, read it.

Also FU Mazzy, I disliked you from the beginning!

[Meg Birch · Rating 4 out of 5]

A new circus is in town

In the best way.

Quinn Cameron is a new-to-me author, so I was taking a risk with this one. Needless to say, it paid off. Quinn's writing hooks you immediately, and the rest is history. Book 1 sets a solid foundation for the expansion of this fantasy/paranormal world where demons and angels have taken over Las Vegas—and split it right down the middle.

Our MCs are both demons (one centuries old, the other newly minted) who find love in the demon-owned nightclub The Devil's Dollhouse (our MC is one of those dolls). But what happens when the forces of evil (and good??) conspire to keep them apart?

Here's what you're getting with Airborne:
✔️Fantasy/paranormal romance
✔️World/character building
✨ Found family
✨ Hurt/comfort
✨ Opposites attract
✨ Daddy vibes
✨ Angel mafia?!
🌶️ 🥵 Spice

If you're a fan of Lily Mayne's Goliaths of Wrestling and want the same gaggle of ridiculous baddies but darker, this is for you.

What more do you need to know? Read it! And strap in for more.

(Also, shoutout to Darby, the baddest mama bear/best friend in town.)

[Emma · Rating 4 out of 5]

Airborne
By Quinn Cameron
3.75 ⭐️

I read the ARC for this first book in the Sinful Nights and anion Lights series and this was a blast. It follows a group of some of the seven deadly sins demon performers at a strip bar in Las Vegas. Think angels and demons mixed with Coyote Ugly and Pretty Woman.

This book follows Zephyr, who symbolises Lust, who is an incubus and Beck who is a higher, deal maker demon. Zephyr is precious, his backstory and trauma is so raw. The romance and journey between our two MMCs is engaging, sweet and hot although the spice does maybe become a little repetitive by the end.

The concept of the book is brilliant and I haven’t read anything else quite like it. I adore the found family and cannot wait to see how their stories will continue the exploration of this world. I can’t decide whose book I am most excited for.

This was my first book from Quinn Cameron and I will definitely be checking out more of her back catalogue whilst awaiting the next instalment of this series.

[Diana Brennan · Rating 5 out of 5]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Airborne (Sinful Nights and Neon Lights #1) by Quinn Cameron
Airborne completely surprised me. I went in not knowing what to expect, but Zephyr and his demon friends had me emotionally invested so quickly. What they went through honestly had my heart hurting.
And Maslow… I don’t think I’ve hated a fictional character more. The rage was real.
Ancient contract demon Beck was was fighting his interest for Zephyr so hard but Zephyr’s innocence and charm had him obsessed. But it makes you wonder… was it truly just Zephyr’s innocence and charm that got Beck enthralled or was it incubus poison?.. *eyebrow wiggle*
One of my absolute favorite characters ended up being Colette. She completely stole the show for me as a side character. A badass French hellhound quietly running things from the sidelines? Yes please.
That ending was so satisfying until Quinn left it wide open with possibilities and now I’m seriously itching for the next book in the series. Who from Devil's dolls will be next!!??
Thank you to GRR for the ARC!

[Zara · Rating 4 out of 5]

🌶️🌶️🌶️/5

Airborne made me cry. It was so emotional and well-written. The story kept me engaged, and I loved the main and side characters.

Zephyr was so cute and nice… even too nice, bordering on naive, unfortunately. He had a rough start, and some people just took advantage of that. His dynamic with Beck felt really unbalanced at first, but they are just perfect for each other, and there was no way they wouldn’t have worked it out.

If I must be honest, the whole time I was just waiting for the emotions to pick up. Fast burn/slow romance is definitely torture, let me tell you. The hurt/comfort trope was done amazingly as well. I felt awful for what Zephyr was going through most of the book, and I just wanted things to get better already.

Lastly, I’m pretty sure this book just took me out of a reading slump. The last 100-150 pages had me on the edge of my seat. Definitely recommend. I’m so curious what Quinn has in store for the next books and can’t wait to find out.

[Emii · Rating 3 out of 5]

review of an advanced copy

3.5 stars

although the romance didn’t do much for me, the main relationship was healthy and had some very sweet moments that showed the characters genuinely care for each other. i just didn’t find the dynamic that interesting and more enjoyed the platonic relationships between the characters, especially the dancers.

i think, besides the intriguing theme of devils and angels, the characters are the story’s strongest suit. even Steffano, that mostly haunts the narrative before his short appearance, has layers and motives beyond a few pages of one book. it sets up the series and this world in a really interesting way. i truly cared about the boys at the Dollhouse, their relationships and struggles. it will be a joy to read more about them in the future.

overall, this specific plot and relationship just weren’t for me but i still enjoyed reading it and look forward to more from the series.

[Mellow Reads · Rating 5 out of 5]

ARC review
Airborne by Quinn Cameron 5⭐️ 5🌶️

I am in love!
This book, this world, these characters!
Give me more!

This book had me in a chokehold from the first few chapters and it didn’t let me go.

Zephyr and Beck are adorable, they have my whole heart and I desperately need to read more from this world.

Zephyr is a sweet virgin incubus, and Beck is his grouchy demon Daddy who will stop at nothing to save his boy!

Mix in accidental nibbles, spicey spicey sexy time and a beautiful found family vibe and you get an outstanding read.

It’s rare that book one of a series grabs me like this. It’s the first I’ve read from this author, and I’m now going to see what else I can devour while I wait for the next book.

Thank you @cquinnwrite

#mmromance
#queertiktok
#lgbtq
#darkromance
#booktok

[Patrycja · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well damn... Reding the blurb I got the feeling that this book might be really good, but I had absolutely no idea that I will LOVE it so much.

The characters were a delight, and I'm not just talking about the main characters because this book had the most amazing side characters you could ever ask for. But let's start with the MCs. Zephyr is the sweetest baby that must be protected at all cost, and Beck ... well, Beck will do everything for him, and despite beeing entirely different, they completed each other perfectly.

Now on to the side characters. I must admit that Colette was my favorite 😁 but Darby was right behind her, and I can't wait for the rest of the Dollhouse crew to get their stories.

The story was fast paced, it was emotional, funny at times and it kept me on the edge of my seat practically to the end. Oh, and the heat? It was hot, veeeery hot 🔥🔥🔥

[Danni Crass · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was an absolutely beautiful story. I adored Zephyr very much. I loved how he was written. He was not just a lust crazed Incubus, but a young and innocent one who disliked what his nature entailed. At least he hated the idea of not having autonomy and I loved this part. There were many times I wanted to wrap him up in a burrito blanket and just hold him. I also wanted to smack Beck at certain times cause he was being a dimwit and not understanding that our little baby really did not understand his nature. I didn't want it to end but that little teaser for Darby, how rude. I need more please.

[Helen Smith · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was my first book by Quinn Cameron. Zephyr and Beck's story was well-written, but I found quite a bit of the subject matter to be unpleasant and occasionally upsetting (review content warnings before reading). There was a sense of dread permeating the story that I didn't enjoy, and the exploitation of the dancers at the Dollhouse was difficult to read. Also, the climax seemed rushed, which was surprising since this was a rather long book. Still, the resolution for both the MCs and the other side characters was satisfying and heartwarming.

[Caitlin · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was so good! Airborne was the first Quinn Cameron book I’ve read and it didn’t disappoint, set against a fictional Vegas filled with demons and angels. The Devils Dollhouse crew were well fleshed out and it made me excited to see where their stories go, and we got introduced to a few different characters along the way that I’ll be interested to see how/if they return in the rest of the series. This book centered on Zephyr and Beck, who were a great grumpy/sunshine couple and had an interesting relationship journey with plenty of ups and downs. I’ll definitely be continuing the series!

[Nicole]

DNF @ 16%

This was my first book by this author, but the world was much darker than I expected from the marketing that was shared.

[spoiler] This looked like a fun, flirty read, but the epilogue was extremely dark and graphic about zephyr dying and falling into hell. I wasn't expecting the dancers at the club to be purchase and forced into sex slavery. Once beck, the other, much older, mc, told zephyr to hush while he held him down and f*ckd him... while zephyr was a virgin... I knew this one wasn't for me. [/spoiler]

[Emma · Rating 5 out of 5]

Quinn continues to blow me away with her writing! Airborne is a beautiful first book into this new world, the world building was easy to follow, the characters all easy to love. Already I can't wait to find out everyone else's stories, especially the twins!

Zephyr aka Cherry is such a beautiful soul, I fell hard and fast during my smiles and tears. Beck - was just the protective soul Zephyr needed. Their story was perfect!

[Maria Jones · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.7
This was quite an enjoyable read and I would love to read the next one -the story is interesting and a good start into a series of angels and demons. Some of the story felt a little rushed near the end which made some of the smut a bit cringy but I tgink that will improve as the series goes on and we get to know more about the charaxters.

[Kayla Allen · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am absolutely in love with this book! I love everything about these demons, incubus, and other paranormal beings! I love Zephyr and Beck so much! I can’t wait to see what happens with the rest of the characters in future books! I am feral for the twins story :) You are gonna love them all so much! I am completely hooked and you will be too!

[Andrew Brosset · Rating 5 out of 5]

A demon strip club, a newly made incubus, a rich demon lawyer and lots of tension and pretty much the epitome of what Rihanna was talking about with loving the smell of sex in the air! A worthwhile read and a great story of identity, standing up for yourself, (a lot of sex) and finding a family you didn’t know you needed! The whole cast is a fun bunch and a great first intro to this series!!!

[Cassandra · Rating 5 out of 5]

Full ARC review to come later

[Eva · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a first book of a series!! FRTC