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Book: Succubus on Top(Georgina Kincad #2)
Date Finished: 10-27-12
Rating: 5 Stars
Review:
I love this series! This is book two in the series and Georgina is back and between her job, her very long time friend Bastien (a succubi) being in town and needing her help on a succubi related job, her and Seth's relationship , the demon world, and of course a new mystery to solve, she is a busy busy woman. Which made for a very full interesting book. At no point was I bored.
Now that I'm done with book two I can say that some of the plot points are very predictable. I have figured out both "bad guys" from both books early on, but it hasn't bothered me it actually excites me when Georgina figures it out too and maybe the Author planned it this way for all readers, who knows. Also the job she is helping her friend on doesn't quite go the way he planned and I guessed the reason for that early on too and was right.
This book goes deeper into the logistics of the demon world then in book one and covered some unanswered questions I had. While Georgina is supposed to be a lesser demon and "evil" she still has so much good in her and struggles because of that. I felt like I struggled with her during those times and I just want her to be happy, but she's always so hard on herself.
The humor is to die for, I laughed out loud more times then I can count while reading. There is a part in the book where she wakes up and her cat Aubrey is laying across her neck sleeping, and she describes it as "dangerously close to cutting off her air supply" and maybe it's because I have three cats and they do that to me all the time, but I laughed and laughed so hard I had tears.
Last but not least...the sex. Sigh, it was wonderful. I would give three of my left toes to be able to shape shift clothes the way she does, especially the lingerie. I don't know if it's because she needs sex to live or what, but the sex scenes are amazing, and there are undertones left and right. Then there is her relationship with Seth a mortal..which means they CAN'T have sex because she doesn't want to be responsible for sucking some of the life out of him. Their lack of sex, or ANYTHING beyond a light kiss is painful. Really painful, lol I really just want them to do it already :)
Overall I really enjoyed this book and got lost in it to the fullest extent. I couldn't set it down till I was done. If you've read book one don't stop there, it just keeps getting better.


Shelf: Demons
Book: Succubus Blues
Date Finished: 10/24/12
Rating: 5 Stars
Review:
I really enjoyed this book. Georgina is a great main character with her wit and struggles with guilt, plus she's immortal. The theme at the end of the book was the whole "Is it better to have loved and lost, then never have loved at all" question. Georgina is a Succubus and "feeds" of of the life force she sucks out of guys through psychical sexual contact. I loved that she can shape shift her clothes and makeup, how conveinet would that be? This is book one in the series and we are introduced to her friends (vampires, greater demons, angels) and slowly through out the book given Georgina's haunted back round and how she came about trading her soul, and what she got in return. There is quite the love struggles in this book and a mystery to solve (someone is going around killing immortals) The book was more about character development and plot then the history and world of demons, but it was kinda nice not to have to figure out another set of "supe rules" this time. It was a fast paced, captive read, I can honestly say no part of this book was boring and would recommend it. I am continuing this series so straight into book two I go :)





I love both VA and the Georgina Kincaid series, but loathed the Dark Swan series. Too much S&M fairy bondag..."
This book is really good, I'm glad Georgina is not a teenager, it feels like the last 6 books I've read the main characters have all been teens. And I think I'll skip the Dark Swan series....weird rape is usually not to entertaining to read about but I am enjoying the sex and sex talk in this one :)





Shelf: Vampires
Date Finished:10-19-12
Rating: 4 Stars
I really liked this book, it was an easy read and even though the main characters are teenagers, they were not frustratingly juvenile. This is book one in the House of Night series and Follows Zoey a human who has been marked (literally, an outline of a half moon was put on her forehead) as a fledgling (vampire in training) and ripped out of her world (which was fine with her) to attend "vampire" school where she goes through 3 years of training and hopefully makes it through the change into an adult vampire.
What I enjoyed about this book (and I've said this before) is when the author has more then just the "usual" Vampire rules. Zoey can go out in sunlight, but it irritates her. And something different is the world is aware of Vampire existence.
Zoey has special abilities and powers given to her by the Vampire God Nyx...but as this is book one in a series I feel that all her secrets were not shared. There is a great love to hate character you just want to punch in the face from the beginning, and the plot is pretty predictable, but I was very entertained the whole way through. I would recommend this book, but if you are looking for an in depth twisty turny plot, difficult read you wont find it with this book.






Shelf: Urban Fantasy
Date Finished: 10/8/12
Rating: 2 1/2 stars
This book was soooo boring till about half way through, then it was still semi boring. It didn't seem to flow the same way as the previous three, then I found out the series was supposed to end after the third one (City of Glass) and it should have. The Angst between Clary and Jace is just annoying at this point. It's always something with them and by the fourth in a series characters need to get their act together. Their love life feels very immature, and it's hard to picture Jace as this awesome sexy strong character when he is constantly running from his problems and acting so whiny. (So he's having bad bad dreams, Talk to Clary about it and get over it) The action and humor was very mild compared to the other three and that is what has always gotten me through the angst in the rest of the books. Simon was the saving Grace, his part was interesting but I still didn't understand why (I'm not sure how to hide spoilers so I will be crypic) a certain "super powerful bad guy" was putting out assassination hits on him when everyone clearly knows he is marked and can't be killed, Idk maybe I missed something there. I would recommend the first three in the series but this one you could take it or leave it, and I should have left it.
