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In her acclaimed Women of the Otherworld series, Kelley Armstrong has created a scintillating realm where the supernatural and the human coexist on the edge of darkness, romance, and eternity. Personal Demon, the eighth Otherworld book, is another wickedly entertaining tale of a young woman with an insatiable lust for danger. She can't help it; it's in her blood.
Tabloid reporter Hope Adams appears to live the life of an ordinary working girl. But, in addition to possessing the beauty of a Bollywood princess, Hope has other unique traits. For she is a half-demon—a human fathered by a demon. And she has inherited not only a gift for seeing the past but a hunger for chaos—along with a talent for finding it wherever she can. Naturally, when she's chosen by a very dangerous group for a very dangerous mission, she jumps at the chance.
The head of the powerful Cortez Cabal—a family that makes the mob look like amateurs—has a little problem in Miami: a gang of wealthy, bored offspring of supernaturals is getting out of hand, and Hope is needed to infiltrate. As spells, astral projections, and pheromones soar across South Beach, Hope weaves her way through its elite hot spots, posing as upscale eye candy and reading the auras of the clientele—and potential marks.
As it turns out, Hope is a little too good at this job, and soon she's in a little too deep, needing to be bailed out by her jewel-thief werewolf ex-boyfriend and by the Cortez heir himself. And when a killer goes to work, Hope is among many targets at the pinnacle of Cabal rule. For a woman who didn't know what she was getting into, there's only one way out: it's time for Hope to unleash her most potent primal instincts—and open herself, mind and body, to everything she most fears...and desires.
Sexy and suspenseful, Personal Demon is a thrill ride through a world on the wild side of our own.
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"Hope Adams, has to return her favors recieved. Benetio Cortez, does not let favors go unreturned. Although, the to return this favor may be her undoing. Little does Hope know she will not be returning this favor alone, but will she be able to accept her partner."
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“A page-turning thriller. Fans of the paranormal will delight in the eighth Women of the Underworld yarn, with its ass-kicking, Bollywood-beautiful, former-socialite heroine and full complement of sorcerers, witches, werewolves, and other paranormal beings.”
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Armstrong excels in depicting Hope's transformations.
— Publishers Weekly -
“Chaos rules in Armstrong’s complex eighth Women of the Otherworld installment…Armstrong excels in depicting Hope’s transformations.”
— Publishers Weekly
Personal Demon Listener Reviews
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" Might have liked this more if I hadn't grabbed one in the middle of the series. Read surprisingly well for being out of order. "
— Joe, 2/14/2014 -
" my gosh there are lots of saucy moments xxxxxxx "
— Olivia, 2/11/2014 -
" Very similar to the other books in the series, in tone and writing. It's a decent enough story, the usual mystery whodunit something bad happens and we all have to wrap our collective minds around it to figure it out scenario. It was an entertaining read at the doctor's office. What more could I ask for? "
— Rebecca, 1/15/2014 -
" lame. better than No Humans Involved, but still sort of naff...i'd say she'd lost her touch, but that other one that i can't remember the title of was good. The Summoning, i think... "
— Vikertee, 1/15/2014 -
" A very fun addition to the Women of the Underworld series! "
— Dana, 1/14/2014 -
" Really enjoyed this book. It was nice to have Paige and Lucas in this book as well; I've missed them! I'm interested in reading more about Hope and I hope (no pun intended) that she is able to better handle and control her powers in the future. "
— Rachel-, 1/5/2014 -
" I read this book so fast i could not put it down. "
— A, 1/2/2014 -
" Didn't enjoy it as much as some of the others but still a great read "
— Jenna, 12/27/2013 -
" Still like this series. You don't have to read the books in any particular order; but it helps. "
— Lesli, 11/14/2013 -
" I really liked the unliklyhood of the romanice in this book I mean a thief and a reporter who would of guessed it kept me in suspence which i always love well that and a lot of humour. "
— L.j., 10/17/2013 -
" I like Hope. Its interesting to see a "good" demon, if there is such a thing. Armstrong does a good job portraying the struggle that Hope has. A great addition to a facinating storyline! "
— Seneca, 10/14/2013 -
" Not as good as the others in this series. More like a paranormal harlequin... "
— Anne, 6/27/2013 -
" Also fun. Also silly. Occasionally sexy. Also what I expect from a Women of the Otherworld book. Next! "
— Starfire, 4/17/2013 -
" I was nervous that the latest installment would be a let down since the main character is relatively new to the series, but I was totally wrong. It was sexy and thrilling. Hope is now one of my favorite Women of the Underworld. "
— Beth, 1/23/2013 -
" Wonderful book.....one thing I like about Armstrongs writing is how she introduces new and old characters and how nicely the books flow from one to another "
— Kelleen, 11/7/2012 -
" I have to agree that this book seems the weakest in the series so far- we don't learn enough about either hope or Karl to really feel a connection to them. And as much as I love Lucas and Paige, why the hell did they take up half the book? I really hope these don't keep going downhill... "
— Cinnamingirl, 6/12/2012 -
" This was a good showing for Armstrong, but the narrative wasn't as tight as I remember her other books being. Still enjoyable and hard to put down, but some of the energy was scattered byt having two different POVs instead of her usual singular. "
— Mona, 5/3/2012 -
" Another great story from this author! I loved how she had the two POVs in the book both Hope and Lucas' it made for a great read. It made me feel kind of bad for the Jaz character though. "
— Laura, 4/6/2012 -
" I liked that it had Lucas's point of view as well as Hope's. "
— Raquel, 9/1/2011 -
" Loved Lucas, Hope's POV was okay, but not as good as some of the other protagonists in this series. "
— Alix, 5/29/2011 -
" Another strong showing in this series. Kelley Armstrong creates characters that make you want to keep on reading. "
— Janet, 5/20/2011 -
" I admire Hope shes so cool. "
— Temple, 5/10/2011 -
" I did enjoy this one but felt it dragging a bit towards the end. I really thought Paige had been killed in the finale but happy to see that wasn't the case! "
— Kyle, 5/9/2011 -
" my gosh there are lots of saucy moments xxxxxxx "
— Olivia, 4/21/2011 -
" 8th in women of Otherworld ser, Hope and Karl "
— Michelle, 4/1/2011 -
" I love all the Otherworld books, but this one wasn't up there with my favourites. I don't really 'get' Hope and her 'power' is pretty boring.<br/><br/>It was an enjoyable paranormal mystery though, with some good plot twists so it gets 4 stars based on that. "
— Bookgirlie, 3/26/2011 -
" a good book that involves more than just another werewolf story. "
— Samantha, 3/23/2011 -
" Another great story from this author! I loved how she had the two POVs in the book both Hope and Lucas' it made for a great read. It made me feel kind of bad for the Jaz character though. "
— Laura, 3/1/2011 -
" Good addition to the series and the story had me tricked--I really enjoyed it. "
— Chelsy, 1/16/2011 -
" I love the "Women of the Underworld" series and this book was no exception. "
— Emma, 1/13/2011 -
" Any novel by Kelley has my heart!!! She is one of the most talented author I've ever read, and my absolute favorite of the past 10 years "
— Drakaina, 1/5/2011
About Kelley Armstrong
Kelley Armstrong is the author of young adult fiction, paranormal romance, urban fantasy, and mysteries in stand-alone novels and over fifteen series. Frostbitten, The Gathering, and No Humans Involved were New York Times bestsellers. She believes experience is the best teacher, though she has been told this shouldn’t apply to writing her murder scenes. To craft her books, she has studied aikido, archery, and fencing. She sucks at all of them. She has also crawled through very shallow cave systems and climbed half a mountain before chickening out.
About Laural Merlington
Jeff Cummings, as an audiobook narrator, has won both an Earphones Award and the prestigious Audie Award in 2015 for Best Narration in Science and Technology. He is also a twenty-year veteran of the stage, having worked at many regional theaters across the country, from A Contemporary Theatre in Seattle and the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta to the Utah Shakespeare Festival in Cedar City and the International Mystery Writers’ Festival in Owensboro, Kentucky. He also spent seven seasons with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.