Book description
I never thought I'd be singing happy birthday to myself in a dungeon. And yet when a sinfully sexy demon crashes happy hour, that's exactly what happens. He's known as the Lord of Chaos, and he's mistaken me for my succubus doppelgänger.
Happy birthday to me.
When he tastes my…
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1 author picked City of Thorns as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Mistaken identity, a deadly game, and confusing desires make for a fun read. This book was one of my instant favourites because of its sassy style and the female main character psycho-analysing the people around her because of her studies in psychology.
Rowan is determined to find her mother’s killer, but her plan falls apart when a demon kidnaps her and accuses her of being someone else.
I love the way she plays two roles as herself and her shadow self and how she uses that to play games with Orion, who may or may not want to kill her.…
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