I won't repeat other reviews too much. If you see the same thing multiple times, I probably agree with it. The characters are complex. When the servants of Satan are kind and angles are annoying even if they do not technically sin (at least not without serious consequences), any plot is more likely to be fun. Each book in the series involves the main character solving some sort of mystery that has baffled her superiors with help and humorous breaks from a cast of immortal and mortal characters that are also well developed for the most part. There aren't too many shallow charactuers even if minor characters are not as fully developed as the leads.

It took me a bit of time to get used to the narrator. Unlike other reviewers, I found that her style of speaking did not quite match what I expected for the main character. However, it wasn't so off that I could not enjoy the book and before i reached the end of the first book, her style didn't bother me any more. Given that there is a whole series narrated by the same person, this is only mildly distracting for a small portion of the overall series.

Engaging characters, a few unexpected plot twists, very well performed. Many explicit sex scenes, so not the book you'd share with the kiddies while driving cross country.

These books are fun! The dialogue and the story development finds me grinning more often than not. What a nice change.

I just cant get enough of Georgina... I have all of Mead's books, and this is by far my favorite.

this book has a great story line and a fantastic cast of characters Can't wait for the follow up.

a great twist to the ending

attitude

succubus blues will draw you in and leave you lifeless

The story was interesting and sexy. I could not get past Elisabeth Rodger's voice.

I don't think so, I didn't like the way she read or the tone in her voice.

Maybe

I love urban fantasy, but this book was a real letdown. The plot's "twists and turns" were obvious all along the way, the scenes were plodding, and, worst of all, there was almost nothing happening. The sex, which I don't mind in a book but don't go looking for either, was unimaginative and cliche. The main character's romantic dilemma was so repetitive that it had become painfully boring less than halfway through the book, and the sharing of her backstory was ham-handed. The narrator's reading lacks nuance and made the characters sound alternately whiny and smug. All of the voices blend into each other; she didn't manage to create distinctive voices for any of the main characters, and her narrator's voice tended to creep in when characters were speaking. I'm sad that I spend a credit on this.

Maybe it's me, but nothing about this book grabbed me. One day, I stopped listening and never felt it was worth bothering to go back to it. It wasn't offensive. It wasn't anything. There was just nothing about it that seemed worth my time or attention. Sorry.

An enjoyable listen with a succubus heroine working at a book shop trying to be a normal as possible but failing miserably. Very entertaining with plenty of off the wall characters a a mystery to solve.

I liked it it was light reading requiring no deep thoughts. Entertaining if u read this book expect it to be superfluous don't go into it looking for depth. It is a good tale with an interesting cast of characters