Demons Are a Girl's Best Friend
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4.5 • 4 Ratings
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- $11.99
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- $11.99
Publisher Description
A fun and sexy paranormal romance from bestselling author Linda Wisdom that includes:
•A bewitching woman on a mission
•A hotter-than-sin hero with an agenda
•And chemistry between them that borders on dangerous
Feisty witch Maggie enjoys her work as a paranormal law enforcement officer, being responsible for the wild things that thrive in the dark. Until she's assigned to protect a teenager with major attitude and plenty of Mayan enemies. In her darkest hour, Maggie realizes she's never going to survive this assignment without the help of a half–fire demon who makes her smolder…
Declan is proprietor of an underground club and busy demon portal. No way he'll allow his demon race to be blamed for the malicious acts of some crazy evil Mayans. But he's already got his hands full, when the sexy witch offers him a challenge—and a dark promise—he can't refuse…
Praise for Linda Wisdom:"Laughter, danger, and a surprise on every page."—Annette Blair, national bestselling author of Bedeviled Angel"Entertaining and sexy…Ms. Wisdom's stories have something for everyone."—Night Owl Romance, Reviewer Top Pick"Full of magical zest and unrivaled witty prose."—Suite 101
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Wisdom (Hex in High Heels) expands her paranormal romance universe with the launch of a new series featuring a witch who's part of a supernatural military task force. Hellion Guard Margit "Maggie" O'Malley, backed by a team of assorted supernatural creatures, must protect a troublesome teen girl from the forces that want to sacrifice her to a dark Mayan god. Half-human fire demon Declan owns Damnation Alley, a club catering to nonhumans and containing a portal to the demon world. The two are drawn together by dreams and visions, allowing them to express their mutual interest even as they distrust each other in the real world. Romance and sex are firmly grounded with issues of family relations and friendship, giving this supernatural romp broad appeal.
