Succubus Dreams by Richelle Mead
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Tags: succubus, urban-fantasy, paranormal-romance, sarcastic-heroines
ꣁThe Charactersꣂ
One of my favorite things about this series is how invested I’ve become in Georgina.
I want to root for her, but I also want to occasionally shake her.
And that’s a good thing!
I appreciate characters who have flaws and make decisions that aren’t necessarily what I would choose.
I want to understand their thought processes, even when I’m sitting there wondering WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!
ꣁThe World Buildingꣂ
The supernatural world continues to be one of the series’ biggest attractions.
I enjoy the mythology, the magical creatures, and the fact that there’s a much larger supernatural hierarchy beyond Georgina’s immediate circumstances.
It’s not just a romance with a supernatural label slapped onto it. There’s an actual fantasy world here that makes me want to keep exploring.
ꣁThe Writing Styleꣂ
The writing remains simple and engaging, with a strong sense of humor.
I particularly enjoy how the series balances playful moments with more serious emotional situations.
It doesn’t need complicated prose to keep me reading.
ꣁCece’s Verdictꣂ
“Sleeping with my therapist was a bad idea.
I knew it too, but I couldn’t really help it.”
Georgina, PLEASE.
At this point, I’m invested in the heroine, enjoying the supernatural mysteries, and becoming increasingly attached to the characters.
Four stars and happily continuing.
Previously: Succubus on Top (Georgina Kincaid #2) · Next up: Succubus Heat (Georgina Kincaid #4) →
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