The heroine of The Devil You Know is a classic Urban Fantasy/Paranormal Romance heroine; tough, smart, and a smart-ass. She also has several issues to deal with in the course of the novel and series. I liked development of the heroine, Morgan, I feel that it contributed to the story. I found her to be a likable character in the first book, and in the second. I think that her character has stayed true to the original plan and that makes me want to see what comes next for her.
This series skirts real close to the Paranormal Romance/Urban Fantasy boundary. There is sex and I can see the romantic elements developing in the storyline, but I can also see where the heroine could go solo. It’s anyone’s game at this point.
The fresh perspective that the author presents on demons and demon culture is intriguing. It will be interesting to see how it develops in the next book.
If you like Paranormal Romance/Urban Fantasy you will like this series. Give it a try!
Product Description
(Amazon)
The beautiful. The bad. The possessed.
Some people worship them. Some people fear them. And some people—like Morgan Kingsley—go up against them toe-to-toe, flesh to flesh, and power against power. An exorcist by trade, Morgan is one of the few humans with an aura stronger than her possessor, even though her demon can tease her body senseless. She’s also a woman who has just discovered a shocking truth: everything she once believed about her past, her identity, may have been a lie.
With a family secret exploding around her and a full-scale demon war igniting, Morgan is a key player in an unsettled world. Then a rogue sociopathic demon enters her life with a bang. His name is The Hunter. And since she is the prey, Morgan has only one choice: to hunt The Hunter down—no matter what heartbreaking truths she uncovers along the way….
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Book 1: The Devil Inside |
Book 2: The Devil You Know |
Book 3: The Devil’s Due |
Website: http://www.jennablack.com/
The design of the author’s web site follows the mood of her books incorporating a dark theme. You can access standard picks: Books, Bio, Mailing List, Fun Stuff, Free Reads, and Links.
The layout of the home page needs a little work, it seems that there has been stuff added to the bottom of the content with out regard to the overall layout. It comes off as an afterthought.
I think that the author made a very wise decision on her Free Reads page by posting the content as PDF. That is the most readable option on a dark web site.
Overall I think that this site is a good author site that reflects the tone of the books and offers the users/readers many options.














