, Kara is working hard to make it as a cop in her small Louisiana town, but she makes time for her family hobby of summoning creatures (demons) from other dimensions. This has led to complications.Some of the complications come with benefits, as is traditional for female protagonists. In the previous book Kara promised to bring over a major player, a Demon Lord, every month in return for the life of the man she's been considering as a boy friend. MEANWHILE, There's a new case involving several murders and several petty crimes, all centered around a small group of people. Kara and her task force (including the possible boy friend) work on figuring out how they connect while Kara also struggles with her relationship with the gorgeous creature she's been summoning. The sex is great, but she's not sure whether she's just imagining a friendship growing as well. And should she stop the great sex in case her human friend wants to move to the next level? Nothing too earth-shattering, but readable prose and a lack of pretension makes this a good book for a lazy afternoon or a relaxed vacation. B
2 comments:
Makes me think of snooki, right down to the small-town Louisiana location.
Yeah, but it's a very different vibe. Sookie is all about family and working class life and being stuck with your super power all time. This is more doing a job with extras.
I do wish it had been set in Mississippi, but only because I'm doing that 50 states challenge.
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