The Devil's Wingman

By: J.M. Davis

Narrated by: Holly Holt

Length: 7 hrs and 59 mins

Publisher's summary

After the death of her father and her own serious issues, Kara Maven decides to move back to her hometown to complete her senior year at Belman University. She settles into life on campus when her world is shaken by a handsome bad boy with a knack for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Dominic Benenati is a half-demon Damamah, or whisperer, whose role on earth is to ensure Hell’s population thrives by pushing humans to act upon their sinful thoughts.

To complicate matters, enter Cayden Adams who is an angel determined to save Kara from Dominic’s influence. But does Kara really want to be saved?

©2015 Jillian Davis (P)2018 Jillian Davis

Supernatural Romance

This book had some great sexy scenes, and compelled me quite a bit. I listened to this over night, and ended up listening to it all in one shot.

Loved this book and the narrator

Kara is an amazingly likable character with a troubled past and must choose between a dark and dangerous half-demon or a handsome angel. What could be better?

Loved the complex characters and amazing plot. Narrator also made the story for me.

Romantic Good VS Evil

This was a very fun romantic book, kinda keeps you thinking on your toes how two guys always seem to be in the right or wrong place at the time you need it. Has a different approach to angel's and demons

Great story

Very interesting storyline but it kind of dragged in the beginning. The story got interesting as it went. But karas thoughts were stubborn and weak at first and I think stupid. Now kayden and Dominic characters are something and love them. I guess you would have to listen to give your own ratings. Narrator did a great job.

Book Hangover

Talk about a book hangover! Once I started listening this book I couldn't stop. It is like having the devil and an angel on your shoulder. I really loved this story.

Holly did an amazing job with the narration. I look forward to listening to more books narrated by her.

Deep and intense supernatural romance

Kara loses her father, and moves home to complete her studies. She has her own demons to deal with, but when she meets a real demon Dominic, falling for him was not what she intended. Cayden is an angel that tries to save Kara from Dominic, but falling for her was not what he intended either.

This story was deep and complex, yet beautiful. The characters were developed well and the story cleverly interwove them. Holly narrated very well and had excellent intonation. She is a very energetic and passionate narrator.

Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this story, and the performance thereof, and recommend it as an intense romance with depth.

Note: This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this objective review voluntarily.

Yummy Visualization of Damon from Vampire Diaries

Loved this PRN New Age story. While it was almost 20 chapters in before I found out the exact nature of the two primary male characters, the story grabbed my interest early on and just built and built. I totally visualized Ian Somerhalder (Damon from Vampire Diaries) as Dominic.

Holly did a good job with the narration. Nice intonation and variety of voices. She has a smooth voice I find easy to listen to.

5 Stars all around!

GEEZ.... TAKE A BREATH

The narrator can make or break an audio book, the story was interesting even though the characters didn't have much depth. Kara kept referring to the co-eds in college with her as boys, that made it hard to imagine them as anything more than teenagers. The Holly Holts narration made listing a chore. She didn't breath between inner dialog and charter speech, Just take a breath dam it! all female characters sounded the same and all the male characters sounded the same.

ok coming of age story.

this was an ok story, set in what is supposed to be college age young adult, however i found it distracting when the heroine refers to the heroes as boys. Totally brings me out of the story when a supposed adult with adult relationships speaks as a teen would about boys, a pet peeve of mine i guess. I was given a free copy of this title for an honest review.