Demons Like It Hot
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- $9.99
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- $9.99
Publisher Description
A RECIPE FOR DISASTER...
Matthias Ambrose is a demon mercenary who never took sides, until his attraction to the spunky caterer he was hired to kidnap leads him to almost botch a job for the first time in eight hundred years. Now he must protect her from his former clients, but even an ice—cold demon like Matthias struggles to resist her fiery charms.
OR THE PERFECT INGREDIENTS FOR PASSION...
Completely engrossed with planning menus and prepping recipes for her shot at cooking show fame, star caterer Serah SanGermano refuses to believe she's on a fast track to Hades. But how is she supposed to stick to the kitchen if she can't stand the heat of her gorgeous demonic bodyguard? As a wicked plot to destroy humanity unfolds and all hell breaks loose in Serah's kitchen, she and Matthias find themselves knee—deep in demons and up to their eyeballs in love...
Praise for DEMONS PREFER BLONDES:
"Wildly entertaining, witty repartee, fantastic characters, and spicy romance set the tone for this fun and magical paranormal romp." —Minding Spot
"Full of tension and funny as all heck ... Sign me up, I'm ready for more." —Night Owl Romance Top Pick
"Readers who enjoy a hip, snarky heroine and a hunky, tortured hero will relish Lucy and her even—keel foray into love and the paranormal world." —Booklist
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Heaps of flirtatious scenes and supernatural havoc never quite kick-start the low-tension second Demons Unleashed paranormal romance (after June 2011's Demons Prefer Blondes). Serah SanGermano is a caterer who happens to be a pure-blood, destined to save the world. She has a cat who is really an imp and friends who are a goddess and succubus. When the Fore-Demons assign her a bodyguard, paladin Matthias Ambrose, he quickly turns up the heat. Matthias and Serah share a past, and the present is steaming with chemistry. With humor and wry wit, Ayers offers small servings of romance, demon-slaying excitement, and mythology, but the characters spend far more time preparing for perils and pleasures than engaging in them. Readers will be left wanting less anticipation, more danger, less flirtation, and more sex.
