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A review by naughtynicky
The Coveted by Laura Thalassa
5.0
The Coveted is book 2 in The Unearthly series.
Gabriella is now working for the Politia. She is asked to help with the investigation into the murders that are happening near Peel Academy.
She is asked to get back in touch with her coven, especially Andre, who she has tried to avoid since the ending of The Unearthly.
As vampires are the main suspect for the murders, they need to find the real culprit before the truce between the Politia and vampires is destroyed.
While investigating the murders the devil is still after Gabriella and wants her to willingly give him her soul and become his consort.
Whenever she sleeps, she dreams and starts getting visits from incubus demons who say they wanted to meet the devils consort.
Everything leads to a confrontation on Samhain, the night when doors between worlds thin.
I am loving this series. I hope these books get a reprint with new covers as I have to say I hate the covers, but don't let them put you off. This is one time when I can honestly say, don't judge a book by its cover.
Gabriella is now working for the Politia. She is asked to help with the investigation into the murders that are happening near Peel Academy.
She is asked to get back in touch with her coven, especially Andre, who she has tried to avoid since the ending of The Unearthly.
As vampires are the main suspect for the murders, they need to find the real culprit before the truce between the Politia and vampires is destroyed.
While investigating the murders the devil is still after Gabriella and wants her to willingly give him her soul and become his consort.
Whenever she sleeps, she dreams and starts getting visits from incubus demons who say they wanted to meet the devils consort.
Everything leads to a confrontation on Samhain, the night when doors between worlds thin.
I am loving this series. I hope these books get a reprint with new covers as I have to say I hate the covers, but don't let them put you off. This is one time when I can honestly say, don't judge a book by its cover.