Monday, June 13, 2011

Demons Prefer Blondes by Sidney Ayers

Rafe Deleon is a senior demon and he resents like hell his assignment to Earth to retrieve the Chest of the Damned before it falls into the wrong hands. But then he meets beautiful, intriguing succubus Lucy Gregory and she's just unleashed a whole load of trouble...


Lucy's chic suburban beauty salon has suddenly become the Underworld's center of mass chaos and destruction. The only good thing in a day going rapidly down the tubes is the arrival of a gorgeous demon who's adamant that he can help her...


But Lucy has quite a few deeply unpleasant--not to mention deadly and hateful--surprises ahead of her, and surely there's never been a worse time to try out a new boyfriend...

Demons Prefer Blondes is a fun and exciting book by debut author Sidney Ayers!  Lucy is a very independent salon owner who is very likable, friendly and seems to take what life throws her and make the best of it.  She never dreamed that she would be a succubus, a sex demon, in her wildest dreams.    Rafe is a very alpha demon, one who is rigid and determined to do do his job and do it well.  When Lucy inadvertently opens a box and unleashes demons, Rafe is there to run damage control.  What he didn't expect was the effect Lucy's charms would have on him.

Wildly entertaining, witty repartee, fantastic characters and spicy romance set the tone for this fun and magical paranormal romp.  You won't want to miss the next book in the Demons Unleashed series, Demons Like It Hot, coming in December!!

*Sidney will be here on the blog on Wednesday! Make sure to stop by for a chat and enter to win a copy of Demons Prefer Blondes!*


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