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Luck Of The Devil (Speak Of The Devil, Book 1) (2014)

by Patricia Eimer(Favorite Author)

3.98 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Entangled: Edge

series

Speak of the Devil

review 1: Faith was a normal girl with a normal job trying to lead a normal life. That may have been easy to do, except for the fact she was a half demon and the youngest daughter of the devil. Faith's family showed up out of nowhere just when she was getting to know her new handsome neighbor better. Things start to go bad fast when Faith finds out she had a dangerous stalker and he/she wanted to eliminate her family.The art work for the cover was what drew me to this book. The humorous story was what kept me awake at night reading. The book read like a normal love story except that The Devil was Faith's father, God was her uncle and lets not forget her cousin Jesus. They are all on earth living life just like any other family. I found myself laughing while reading and this b... moreook was just a lot of fun. I am thrilled to know that the story does not end and I am looking forward for book two Devil May Care. (Check back for our review of Devil May Care) A great funny read.Rating: 4.5Heat Rating: MildReviewed By: RaeMy Book Addiction And More
review 2: Luck of the Devil by Patricia Eimer is a hilarious novel about Faith Bettincourt, daughter to the Devil. Faith has an unexpected family reunion when the Devil himself comes to town bringing along her mortal mother. Also in for the ride - her demon half brother and her demon sister with her husband and a slew of marital problems. Added to the mix is Faith’s succubus roommate, a ghost that won’t quit haunting her, and a hot next door neighbor that just might not be all mortal either. While I wasn’t quite sure what to expect from the synopsis, this book definitely surpassed any initial concerns I had. The writing was fun and light, and the scenarios were drop dead funny. Faith’s character is so likeable, and her romance with the next door neighbor is hotter than hell itself. There was a little tug of mystery that kept the story moving along for me, and the mother....just comical. All the characters brought something to the table, and I had a lot of fun reading this book. I hope to enjoy more from Patricia Eimer! less

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