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Four solid stars. A fast-paced, enjoyable read with some great one-liners. I work in the medical field, so it was nice to read a paranormal book about an underground hospital run by a demon that still managed to reflect the author’s accurate medical knowledge. I enjoyed her sense of humor also.
Very different take on demons from what am used to, but very well done. I cannot believe it took me this long to start the series but now that am hooked am sooo going to be reading the rest.
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Tayla is a demon slayer who wakes up in a hospital that caters to demons. Her doctor Eidolon just happens to be a gorgeous demon who is looking for a mate.
Tayla who has never relied on anyone before finds herself attracted to this man/demon and needing him in her life.
Eidolon is like a night in shining armor, he saves her life, gives her the best sex she has ever had, and protects her.
Eildolon helps Tayla accept things about herself that she never would of thought were possible.
I really liked ho ...more
Tayla who has never relied on anyone before finds herself attracted to this man/demon and needing him in her life.
Eidolon is like a night in shining armor, he saves her life, gives her the best sex she has ever had, and protects her.
Eildolon helps Tayla accept things about herself that she never would of thought were possible.
I really liked ho ...more
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