Showing posts with label Lucifer's War. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lucifer's War. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 15, 2020

Devil’s Assassin by Lia Davis and L.A. Boruff

 








3 Stars

Lilith has finally agreed to mate the devil.  Mostly so she won’t be helpless when there is a demon uprising.  Lucifer has been waiting forever for her to agree to be his mate. He isn’t sure her heart is in the right spot for it but isn’t willing to walk away from her either.  With the mating this will hopefully help defeat his brother and keep all those he loves safe.

After having read both of these books they could and should have been one book.  With a bit of editing it would have made a more cohesive story.  I actually liked this one better than the first one as there wasn’t has much back and forth on the timeline.  Lilith still frustrated me as she never seemed to learn and then always ended up in a situation that she wasn’t happy about being in.  Overall between the two stories it was an interesting take on the Devil as the hero.

Book 2 Lucifer’s War

 

Devil’s Consort by Lia Davis and L.A. Boruff

 

3 Stars

Lilith used to be human before Lucifer took her from the mortal realm and changed her.  She became the mother of all vampires.  She has fought her desires for the King of Hell for 100s of years.  To defeat a powerful enemy she will need to put aside her anger and embrace Lucifer or all could be lost.

This book ends in a cliffhanger ending and you will need to read the next book Assassin to finish the story.  While reading it I was a little bored.  There was too much backstory which slowed down the overall book.  It was also backstory that wasn’t pivotal to the overall story so it felt like filler.  I found myself skimming those chapters to get back to the main storyline.  My other issue with this story was Lilith.  She was just a whiner and a hot head and both caused major issues in the book because of that.  I know it was a plot point to move the story along but it was also annoying to constantly be going over the same argument instead of finding something new to move it along.  Honestly the only reason I read the second book was because I wanted to see how it would end.

Book 1 Lucifer’s War