Vacation Hell

Princess of Hell Series, Book 4

Juggling a happily ever after is harder than it looks, especially when it involves a fallen angel who is my soul mate, a hunky cat shifter who stole my heart, and a darkly delicious vampire who is like that piece of forbidden chocolate you just can't resist.

Add in a precocious little girl, who is totally spoiled rotten - not surprising given Nana and Poppa were Mother Earth and the Devil - and my life was a never-ending series of dramas, foot stomping, yelling, and tears. By me.

I never knew being a grown-up could be so much damned work, which is why I decided we needed a vacation. But of course, as Lucifer's daughter, that didn't turn out as expected. Now I've got to figure out if my bathtub is big enough for a hunky merman - and is there room in my heart for one more?

Contains mature themes.

©2015 Eve Langlais (P)2017 Tantor

Critic reviews

"I enjoyed this book, the humor is as good as ever…The snark in this series does make me laugh out loud and often." ( Rabid Reads)

Great

This series is great. Lucifer daughter is a whole vacation package wrapped into one. Its a must read.

Not as good as the rest of the series.

This is my least favourite in the series. It was good and I laughed plenty but it fell flat at the end for me. I am definitely reading/listening to the others in this series again, as well as others from this author.

Loved

Loving this series. Hoping that another addition will come soon! *warning* Lots of graphic sex for those who dislike that.

Muriel dreams about going to an ocean beach.

Muriel, Auric, David and Tivold take their daughter to the beach. Muriel leaves the vacation home at night and heads to the beach alone. Merman Tristan saves her from a sea monster. Then they share a kiss. She ends up in Poseidon's castle where she helps to keep a rift closed so a dangerous entity can't enter to attack Hell. Her three men join her on her father's boat to put down the attack. Will Tristan follow her when she and her family go home

Humph

Too much sex (not that there's anything wrong with that) and too little plot. Disappointing