by Jenna Black
This was a good follow up to the first. Things aren't getting any easier for Morgan. Lugh is still stuck in her body. After finishing the first book, I had time to think things over. I was starting to wonder just how this series would play out. How far it could possibly go. I'm liking the direction ...
Not quite as exiting as the first one, for me. The ending was somewhat of an anti-climax. I was hoping for more action. I suppose with the demons being inhumanly strong, and able to transfer from skin-to-skin contact, it makes it rather impossible for the author to give us any exciting battle/fight ...
An exorcist by trade, Morgan is one of the few humans with an aura stronger than her possessor Lugh, even though her demon can tease her body senseless. She’s also a woman who has just discovered a shocking truth: everything she once believed about her past, her identity, may have been a lie. In thi...
This is the second book in the Morgan Kingsley series so there may be spoilers for the first book included in this review. If you are new to the series then I recommend you check out the reviews for book one The Devil Inside rather than reading any further. Morgan is still trying to get used to the ...
One of my new favorite series!Morgan's back with all the gang, this time trying not to get killed by a sociopathic demon named Der Jager. But the more interesting part of the book is what you learn about Morgan's past, and also about the demon society.I really like Morgan as a character. She's brass...
I loved this addition to the Morgan Kingsley series and it’s still running rampant in my head. I continue to see various scenes, even after reading them hours ago, and that just makes it a home run for me. That is how I judge a novel to be great – if I can continue to see the story after I have fini...
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