Women of the Otherworld: Personal Demon (Audiobook)

from lewispike

I found this book almost un-put-downable. It's not incredibly fast-paced, but it's gripping and fun. Hope is recruited by Benicio Cortes to investigate a gang in Miami, his home turf. All seems to be going well, and she meets someone she falls for at first sight, helping her try and forget Karl. ...

from ca.bookwyrm

This is the 8th book in the 'Women of the Otherworld" series, and is a blast. I greatly enjoyed reading it. Unlike some series, where the author tries to throw a little bit of each of the previous characters into every book, this one doesn't have unneeded mention of characters that aren't involve...

from maughta

Important to remember that Hope is a chaos demon and that chaos basically means high emotional states in humans. This started a little slowly as I tried to remember the characters from a previous book but ended so strongly that the star rating went shooting up. I always look forward to new Kelley...

from shadiphoenix

Man, this series keeps getting better and better. This book focuses on Hope, the half-demon, but gives a first person view from Lucas, as well. Harrison is definitely opening the horizons and possibilities for this world even more. At first it was disconcerting to transition from one point of vie...

from LisaMaria_C

I enjoy Kelley Armstrong's Women of the Otherworld series and snatch them up as they appear. Part of what makes this series different is that the books are from different perspectives--almost always female and written in first person. This is the first to change that formula, bringing in a second...