This is the second book in the Succubus series, and I was a little disappointed. It was no where as good as the first for several reasons.
First, it lost it’s “Sex and the City” vibe. One of the main reasons why I loved the first was because it was about four demon girls, eating good food, discussing sex, and looking fashionable. That rarely happens in the second book, though fashion is still a hot topic.
Second, for a series about a sex demon, there is hardly any sex. A succubus is a demon who has one night stands for eternity. Lily’s job as a succubus is to seduce men into orgasm and as soon as that happens they combust into flames and are delivered to Hell. I was shocked at just how little this happens in the story.
Third, the story itself gets off to a very slow start. I found myself drifting from time to time and it didn’t actually pick up the pace until about two thirds of the way in, when Satan makes her first appearance.
Overall, I did like the book. It brings back all the characters we like and introduces a few new ones as well. The plot thickens as demons start to disappear and Lily finally admits to herself that she’s in love with two people. What’s a succubus to do?
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