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My Fair Sukuba (2012)

by Jill Myles(Favorite Author)

4.14 of 5 Votes: 3

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English

genre

Romance

publisher

Levné knihy KMa

series

Succubus Diaries

review 1: I love this series. it drew me in and held me to the end, and was one I was happy to have discovered AFTER the full set had been released, because I was able to read it straight through. The heroine is intelligent, quirky, brave despite herself, and over the top about love. Like so m any real life heroines, she needs to be needed, but remains strong enough to avoid codependency. Add a world filled with inhumanly beautiful people, where the lines between good and evil are often blurred, and you have my desire to find out even more. I only hope that, as more people, like me, discover the series and fall in love, Jill will revisit the decision to end it. I want to know Sophie and Noah's story, Caleb's story, Luc's . . . and I wouldn't mind it one bit if those stories also kep... moret us updated about Jackie and Remi.
review 2: I almost give this book 1-star only. Honestly, to me, this is one of the hardest books in concept I ever read. Don't get mistaken. I love new rebellious concepts against the classic values, even the wild ones. Like demons with virtues, treacherous angels, even pinning up angels as bad guys and martyrize a demon, truly, I have no problem at all with that. But Noah, being a Serim, a Fallen because of his lust, suddenly becoming so possessive with Jackie, the succubus? And the concept was a succubus is created by two masters? This contradiction is pushing too far for me. How many succubi he has turned so far along with other masters? Noah should have known better. Proposing her? This is way too far. And the fact that Jackie as a succubus was actually bi-gamous with only two guys for her need, I was under the impression that Jackie was only a sex slave to her own lust and masters. She didn't have any 'duties' to signify her existence as sex demon, despite of her role as a succubus, notoriously known as The Seducer of Men.I could understand if Myles chose not to elaborate anything about this in the first and second books, because I saw Jackie's quite busy adapting her new self while solving big problems exploding around her at the same time. But I think Jackie here was missing her existence as a demon.What can I do. I'm just a reader, and unfortunately unlike other people pleased with Myles' work, this time I didn't. I'm a writer myself and I honor Myles' perspective and it was all her right to build her plots. This book is not for me. I spent months just to finish this one (because I hate not finishing what I've started), occassionally forcing myself reading it again and again between other books. less

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