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mchigley's review
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
funny
lighthearted
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.75
jjhastoomanybooks's review
I love sassy, cutesy inner dialogue as much as the next person, but this book just had too much for me. The references made to their own or each other’s sexual organs just were not my cup of tea. It was funny at first, I think it wasn’t so many times in the first book, but it was just overdone and juvenile for me in this one. Only so much food themed sexual imagery I can take, my dudes.
cjbailey98's review
adventurous
dark
funny
lighthearted
mysterious
relaxing
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
booksaremysirensong23's review
4.0
This one picked up right we’re the other book left us hanging and wow. I figured Ares would always be my favorite psycho but Mal may be fighting him for that spot. I mean Bash is well Bash and Desmond we are finally seeing another side of. Az really brings them all together.I am loving some of the side characters development as well. This book has pretty much everything. Drama. Humor. Spice.
Left hanging yet again though!
Left hanging yet again though!
dayday_reads's review
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
funny
sad
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
atouchofsteamyromance's review
5.0
Maggie has gone and done it again! This book had so much spice, I needed to cool myself down on several occasions!! This book was a rollercoaster of emotions and laughs.
In the Devil’s Shadow picked up right where In Death We Part ended. Diana’s life is in peril, her men don’t know where she’s at, and all hell is breaking loose. When Diana returns to them, she makes them work to earn her forgiveness. She brings Azazel with her, but his past relationship with Desmond and Bash both complicates and makes things a little more interesting…queue all the spice! There was also so much character development with Mal in this book. It was fun seeing him make up for everything he did in book one and develop a relationship with Diana. Bash and Ares are still crazy possessive over Diana. And Desmond is still the same bossy, broody, dominant demon I love…yes, he’s my favorite.
The bombshells that were dropped in this book, well read for yourself, because they were good! There are several new characters introduced, and some who are brought back, outside of our main group. And there are new relationships teased that I hope Maggie writes about in the future.
As always, read the content warnings. Demon spice may not be for everyone, but I know I sure enjoy it. Thank you Maggie for writing such a fun, exciting story, and for giving us these amazing characters!! I can’t wait for the next book in the series!
In the Devil’s Shadow picked up right where In Death We Part ended. Diana’s life is in peril, her men don’t know where she’s at, and all hell is breaking loose. When Diana returns to them, she makes them work to earn her forgiveness. She brings Azazel with her, but his past relationship with Desmond and Bash both complicates and makes things a little more interesting…queue all the spice! There was also so much character development with Mal in this book. It was fun seeing him make up for everything he did in book one and develop a relationship with Diana. Bash and Ares are still crazy possessive over Diana. And Desmond is still the same bossy, broody, dominant demon I love…yes, he’s my favorite.
The bombshells that were dropped in this book, well read for yourself, because they were good! There are several new characters introduced, and some who are brought back, outside of our main group. And there are new relationships teased that I hope Maggie writes about in the future.
As always, read the content warnings. Demon spice may not be for everyone, but I know I sure enjoy it. Thank you Maggie for writing such a fun, exciting story, and for giving us these amazing characters!! I can’t wait for the next book in the series!
lucindanorine's review
adventurous
funny
medium-paced
5.0
Maggie is KILLING it with this series. The characters and their growth is amazing. She has done a great job with world building. A+ smut and a great plot. Why-Choose with demons, sword crossing, and a plus size curvy fmc
book_lover_97's review
5.0
This is a wild ride of a continuation of the Dangerous Lovers series. Diana continues to grow with strength and becoming a BA. I love the development of her relationships. There is heat, humor, and a whirlwind of emotions. I am very much looking forward to the next book.
veva85's review
5.0
Check CW and TW! Diana and her men were steaming up my kindle!! I love how her relationship with each of her men was very different. The tension was palpable. The world they are in was so interesting that was a huge part as to why I loved this book so much. Maggie does an amazing job at building that world for you.
ellesbellesreads's review
5.0
Hold onto whatever you can because this book takes you for a ride. When we first start off, we get to see how Zaz came to be, and what happened to him.
When we get into it, we see everything from Desmond’s POV, while they’re still at the airport. And if you remember, all frkn hell has broken loose, and it’s getting worse as the guys sit around. We get the guys POV & what exactly happens to Mal, plus our friend Zaz gets in contact with the guys.
Once the merry band of hot mess express is back together, just not together together. Truths start to come flying out of the wood work. We’re told who Diana’s father is, and when I say there’s a plot twist, you aren’t ready for it.
The alpha-hole personalities come out full force from almost all of Diana’s guys. There are some moments in the book where I wanted to play whack a mole with Bash & Desmond’s heads being the moles. Ares’ inner monologue & POV is probably my favorite of the entire book, the little voice and the things that it says I was cackling so hard at times!
One of the things I really appreciated this book besides the
When we get into it, we see everything from Desmond’s POV, while they’re still at the airport. And if you remember, all frkn hell has broken loose, and it’s getting worse as the guys sit around. We get the guys POV & what exactly happens to Mal, plus our friend Zaz gets in contact with the guys.
Once the merry band of hot mess express is back together, just not together together. Truths start to come flying out of the wood work. We’re told who Diana’s father is, and when I say there’s a plot twist, you aren’t ready for it.
The alpha-hole personalities come out full force from almost all of Diana’s guys. There are some moments in the book where I wanted to play whack a mole with Bash & Desmond’s heads being the moles. Ares’ inner monologue & POV is probably my favorite of the entire book, the little voice and the things that it says I was cackling so hard at times!
One of the things I really appreciated this book besides the