I read the first books in Ione's Demonica series, I for some reason never considered reading any of the books in the spinoff Lords of Deliverance. I should have started these a while ago. These sit perfectly with the books I normally read. Glad I waited though, this definitely pulled me out of a rea...
I HATE Limos. I thought Sin from the Demonica series was bad but Limos was way worse in my opinion. And the Arik.. Well honestly I don't have an opinion about him he was just ehhh. He was just there. I think he was absolutely 100% insane for getting over the fact that he spent a month being tort...
2 starsSorry, I didn't enjoy it as much as other readers did. It was disappointing. Don't know if I want to continue the series.Read on your own peril.
This is romance right? You know two, maybe three people nowadays, are gonna hook up. The key is to make the reader work for it. I didn't have to work at all. It was handed to me on a platter. As soon as I heard the prophecy I knew there was a loophole to the whole "Satan is gonna be my baby daddy" s...
The only female of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse is engaged to the Dark Lord himself, Satan, the most evil creature on the planet. Limos was engaged as a child while she was raised in Sheoul by her mother Lilith. She always believed that was what she deserved for all the lies and deceptions sh...
Another great read, I adored Arik and even though he had his faults (he can be a bit self righteous) I really like the way he was with Limos. He didn't put up with any BS and called her on a lot of stuff which lets face it was pretty brave of him given that the first time they met she showed that sh...
First off Larissa Ione is a sweet, sweet genius. I am absolutely one hundred percent hooked on her books. She is able to create a world with characters that keep me totally engrossed and demand my total attention. I love how the characters she creates push boundaries, are snarky, strong, mysterious,...
This one star rating is not because the main plot but because of a sub plot that led to book #3 in the series. On it's own, this book was OK even if I found the business of unconditional love a bit dubious given what Limos had done..."so you were responsible for the death of my children? Of course I...
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