The Devil's Waltz (Love in Hell, #1)
Jessi Elliott
It's been five years since her sister was killed by a demon and Camille Morgan swore off the family business of demon hunting. Now a college sophomore, Cami is determined to get her degree and move far away from Seattle—and all things paranormal. But when Cami becomes the target of a demon attack she’s convinced is a ploy by her parents to drag her back into training, the wildly charming and attractive Xander Kane comes to her rescue. Except her savior isn't a hunter. Or even human. Xander is a demon, the alluring prince of hell, whose magnetic presence leaves Cami both captivated and conflicted, especially when she finds out he plans on using her to destroy the demon hunters once and for all. Caught between her growing affection for Xander and her loyalty to her family, Cami struggles to make a decision that could shatter her and endanger the lives of those she loves. In this spicy paranormal romance, passion and danger collide, leading Cami on a journey where love and betrayal intertwine and lines between good and evil blur.
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A good beginning for a romance fantasy series. The first novel focus on establishing the relationship between Xander and Camille, the romance is cute and the spice is short but well written. The action scenes are well written and the plot is interesting. I'm actually looking forward to continuing the series.
I only disliked how some of the descriptions seemed to run a bit long, full of unnecessary detail which made the calmer part of the chapters more difficult to get through.
0I enjoyed the premise of the story & the characters were complex enough to keep me entertained. I read it all in one sitting which is a good sign in my book. The MC had so much heartbreak and while there were moments of weakness, ultimately she knew she had to be strong with what may come next. A couple of fun surprises/twists that I didn't see coming which was fun.
0I'm going to have DNF this one. I'm halfway through and am finding it very boring. The characters are flat and the writing isn't keeping me engaged. I'm not invested and rather pick up something else with hopes of enjoying it.
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