Hell's Geek

De: Eve Langlais

Narrado por: Mindy Kennedy

From the twisted mind of New York Times best-selling author Eve Langlais comes the newest story from Hell.

Big deal, so he kept losing the oar. It wasn't Adexios' fault the Styx monsters were working against him, but tell that to his dad. Charon is determined to make a man out of him - whether his mother likes it or not - and Lucifer has offered to help. Help means sending Adexios into the wilds of Hell with an Amazon warrior as his companion.

The savage fighter doesn't know what to think of her geeky partner. Adexios attracts Valaska with his brains instead of brawn. He also shows a cunning courage she can't help but respect. They'll need all the skills they can muster, though, if they're going to prevail against the newest threat to Hell.

With the wilds submerged by seawater and monsters hungry for flesh, they'll have to fight to stay alive and learn opposites not only attract, they explode. (With passion, not guts, in case that wasn't clear.)

Welcome to the pit where the danger is never ending, the sea monsters are multiplying, and Lucifer is playing with hearts.

©2015 Eve Langlais (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

I really love this series

I loved this book. I love the storyline. I love the characters. I love Lucifer. These books never fail to make me laugh and honestly that's what I needed.

Really funny

For me this the best and funniest one in the series so far. Absolutely brilliant conversations and jokes.
The narration by Mindy Kennedy makes it perfect <3

SPECTACULAR

you will love this series and this book Mindy Kennedy is perfect with narration. Eve Langlais has a way to bring you into a story and keep you. who knew hell could be so fun

Can't get past kid voice.

The main male character is meant to be a geek, mama's boy etc. However, the voice Mindy uses sounds like a teenage boy. Every time he speaks, I envision a young "man" involved with this Amazon woman. There was no way I could visualize a grown man.

another delightful entry in the Welcome to Hell

series. Yes they are formulaic, but this is not Dovtesky but it is excellent at what it is. A light hearted romantic romp with laughs and an actual plot. Can be read alone but will enjoy it more if you start from beginning with A Demon and his witch