Succubus Heat
Succubus Heat by Richelle Mead, published by Kensington Publishing Corporation in 2009, is a captivating addition to the urban fantasy genre, featuring 343 pages of engaging narrative. The story follows Georgina Kincaid, a succubus whose recent breakup with bestselling writer Seth Mortensen has left her in a foul mood, prompting her to act out in ways that attract the attention of Seattle’s powerful demon, Jerome. As a result, she is sent to Vancouver to spy for him, only to find herself embroiled in a chaotic situation when Jerome is kidnapped and the supernatural community begins to unravel.
In this edition, readers will discover a blend of romance, supernatural elements, and a touch of humor as Georgina navigates her new mortal status and the challenges that arise from losing her powers. The narrative explores themes of loyalty and identity within a fantastical context, as Georgina must rescue Jerome while grappling with her feelings for Seth and the complications introduced by his new girlfriend. With its focus on the occult and supernatural, this book offers a unique perspective on the life of a succubus in a contemporary setting.
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Georgina Kincaid has been a bad, bad succubus. . .
. . .which should be a good thing. But lately, thanks to her foul mood over breaking up with bestselling writer Seth Mortensen, she’s been so wicked that Seattle’s über-demon Jerome, decides to “outsource” Georgina to a rival–and have her spy for him in the process.
Being exiled to the frozen north–okay, Vancouver–and leaving Seth in the cozy clutches of his new girlfriend is unpleasant enough. Then Jerome is kidnapped, and all immortals under his control mysteriously lose their powers. One bright spot: with her life-sucking ability gone, there’s nothing to keep Georgina from getting down and dirty with Seth–nothing apart from his girlfriend that is. Now, as the supernatural population starts turning on itself, a newly mortal Georgina must rescue her boss and figure out who’s been playing them–or all hell will break loose. . .
Praise for Richelle Mead and her Succubus series. . .
“Richelle Mead delivers sexy action and tongue-in-cheek hellish humor–if damnation is this fun, sign me up!” –Lilith Saintcrow, author of The Devil’s Right Hand
“This is one of those series I’m going to keep following.” –Jim Butcher, New York Times bestselling author
“The mix of supernatural mystery, romance, and reluctant succubus is great fun.” —Locus
“Mead cooks up an appetizing debut that blends romantic suspense with a fresh twist on the paranormal, accented with eroticism.” —Booklist
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