A Demon and His Psycho

De: Eve Langlais

Narrado por: Mindy Kennedy

Welcome to Hell: where the rules are always changing, the ash is constantly raining, and Lucifer is watching, waiting to steal your soul.

With a giggle and an outrageous mouth - perfect for things other than talking - Katie comes flying into Xaphan's life, upsetting centuries of self-inflicted misery. How can he stay true to the one he lost when a bubbly psycho, with mismatched eyes, keeps consuming his thoughts - and awakening his desire?

So she was a tad bit nuts. Katie's insanity came in handy when she was the Devil's favorite problem solver. But killing's not on the menu when a dragon goes missing. And worse, Lucifer teams her up with Hell's grumpiest demon. His rejection of her advances only makes her more determined to seduce him. And despite her violent reputation, a part of her is oddly tempted to let him live.

Warning: This story centers around a grumpy demon holding onto an ancient vow and a perky psycho (with killer tendencies) who is determined to make him snap. There's cursing, melt-your-screen hotness, messed up religious tropes, and snort-out-loud fun. If you already know you're going to Hell then dive on in.

©2012 Eve Langlais (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

Loved this!!

I seriously forgot how much I love Katie. She’s completely insane, hilarious, and raunchy. Matching her with such a loyal, serious Demon was fantastic. The narrator did a great job reading Katie with feeling, and portrayed serious Xaphan very well. Highly recommend.

Good

Good, but not as fun as the first one. I may just be overloading on romance novels, so I didn't really... feel it. But even so, I was still entertained, and enjoyed the reader.

Really enjoyable

So it’s not going to be for everyone considering the location and types of beings 😏 but I thoroughly enjoyed the story and the delivery. I love the sarcastic humor and quirky characters. The “heroines” are damaged and strong without being over the top or whiny. The “heroes” are strong and funny without being total and complete a**holes or being threatened overly much by the heroines homicidal tendencies.

Match making

Lucifer is at it again, and this should be a perfect match, if the woman doesn’t kill the man first.

smoking hot and hellishly hilarious

Eve Langlais will crack you up with the story of Katie and Xaphan. She's a little crazy he's a half demon half human male with a streak of honor a mile wide. Sit back, relax, but careful if you have a drink. You might spew it with laughter.

A Demon and His Psycho by Eve Langlais

A Demon and His Psycho by Eve Langlais

Book 2 of the Welcome to Hell series. Paranormal romance with erotic elements. Can be read as a stand-alone.

Irreverent, funny and sexy. Includes lots of demon killing in an offhand, lost count manner. Although there is a competition at one point. Certainly the focus is sex and romance and making that forever connection.
Satan himself, is written from a comedic view, so don’t look for anything serious here.

Bottom line, Satan is successful in his matchmaking and this story is hot. Pun intended.

I listened to the audio version and have a paperback and ecopy. The narration was done by Mindy Kennedy, who did a fabulous job differentiating between the characters. I enjoyed her energy and accent. Mindy made this story pop.

Phenomenal

absolutely Loved it crazy and deviant takes you on a crazy tour of hell and is hot and steamy in hell, narration is perfect and you will definitely enjoy!!

Super funny and a great story

The Psycho (AKA-Katie) in this story reminds me of Harley Quinn, but with a lot of baggage. Xaphan, made a vow 300 years earlier to abstain until he meets his former lover, is super serious and doesn't want to give into his attraction to Katie. This dynamic makes for a delightful story. Mindy Kennedy is a great narrator, I really enjoy her narrations

Great sl

Narrator was a little breathy. You could hear her taking a deep breath after ending sentences. I speed up the record which seemed to help.

awesome

loved this book couldn't put it down had me laughing and awwing while reAding and listening and the narrator brought out the different character perfectly truely loved this book even if it a little twisted