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Devil's Business (2011)

by Caitlin Kittredge(Favorite Author)

3.77 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

0312388233 (ISBN13: 9780312388232)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

St. Martin's Paperbacks

series

Black London

review 1: By the time we get to Devil's Business, the fourth book in the Black London novels, Pete is a few months pregnant, and the members of the supernatural world are not too happy about having Jack around. He's being hunted... and after getting his butt kicked by a grocery store clerk, Jack's starting to think it might just be a perfect time to pack up and leave London... with Pete, of course.And Pete has plans to do just that. With no work for their investigative business available to them in London, Pete decides to take a case in L.A. The case is concerning a family that was murdered in a home they were renting. The most disturbing part of the crime is that the pregnant woman's unborn baby is missing. Interestingly, there was a similar case ten years earlier and this detecti... moreve in L.A. is determined to solve both crimes.And, of course, Pete and Jack aren't in L.A. very long when the demon Belial makes an appearance to collect his debt from Pete. Turns out there's an "evil older than the black" haunting the City of Angels, and this evil is harvesting the bodies of the unborn to create their own little... I have no idea what they are, but when the one kid shows up in the book things got a little creepy. Like.. real creepy. And when they went after Pete and Jack's unborn baby, and Pete could feel the baby changing inside here... I totally panicked. In fact I found myself silently screaming; "DON'T HARM THE BABY!"Will Jack and Pete's unborn baby be a vessel for all that is evil, or will they destroy the evil and restore order in the Black? Hmmmm... I guess you'll need to read the book and find out.
review 2: I didn't like it at all. As a lot of other people said it's a bit depressing because Pete and Jack are fighting and not getting along through the whole book. And I just felt like there were too many people at play in this one, too many people wanting to kill Jack and it was a bit confusing at times. This was my least favorite book out of this series and her Nocturne City series. I just felt like it fell short. less

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