Author: Evi Asher
Publisher: Extasy
Books
ISBN/BIN: 978-1-4874-0715-5
Genre: {M/F} Paranormal,
Demons
Rating: 4 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer:
Amethyst Nymph
Being a Hell Lord who gets kicked out of Hell is working
out much worse than Eligos imagined. He
was filthy and sleeping on the streets. All
he wants is to feel warmth from the flames and smell sulfur once again. The one person who started this mess is also
the same person responsible for leading him down a more frightening path. The set of rules Eligos lives by have served
him well until now. In Hell, there was
never much to stir his carnal needs, but that all changes when he meets a
temping mage.
Stracey has a thing for bad boys who needed a little fixing
and Eligos fits the bill. In the past,
Stracey had gotten into trouble in this kind of situation and she didn’t want
to do it again. But ignoring Eligos was
going to be impossible, even if she hadn’t been forced to go on a mission with
him. A woman would have to deaf, dumb,
and blind to resist all that hotness that he exuded without even trying.
The inevitable happens and Stracey and Eligos give into the
best sex of their lives. Plus, they find
out their mission was a smoke screen for a bigger plan that they both had no
say in. Stracey and Eligos have little
time to deal with their feelings about the life changing events they’ve been
sucked into like a house in a tornado.
Danger brings an unexpected clarity, even though things don’t wrap up
nice and neatly..
The Devil You Know is the fourth installment of the Echelon series and proof that Evi Asher
knows how to keep readers hungry for more.
I loved the chemistry between all the characters in this story but I
especially enjoyed the immediate heat between Stracey and Eligos. Sometimes instant attraction isn’t easy to
accept and readers need some build up.
Stracey’s sassy mouth coupled with Eligos’ high handed attitude couldn’t
have been more perfect. Falling from
Grace isn’t such a bad thing in this case.
I felt for the couple by having their lives mapped out for them but I
think it was the best thing for them. If
you don’t pick up their story, you will truly be missing out.
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