Death's Storm

Lia Davis — 2013

Technical genius and demi-goddess--aka Divinity--Khloe Bradenton relies on no one for help, and she definitely doesn't need comfort from anyone other than her twin. After her parents died by the demons' hands over two years ago, she has graciously stepped up to her place in the war between demons and witches. When a creature far more dangerous than the ones responsible for killing her parents claims he is her guardian, she is torn between her desires for the dark predator and the painful loss she has endured at the hands of her enemies. One of the last death demons still in existence, Jagger has pledged his life to the Goddess Hecate. Charged with the guardianship over the Divinities, he is never to approach them, but to aid them from a distance. When the firestorm, Khloe, sacrifices herself to save her twin and best friend and becomes the prey, he has no chose but to reveal himself to her. He is taken by surprise when the need to claim her as his own emerges. A desire he has never felt before could be more dangerous than the demons out to destroy them.

Reviews

Nicola Sarah Brooks@nikkisbooknook

Dec 8, 2021

Witches, demi-gods, demons and whole lot more supernatural skullduggery is afoot! Khole may be a twin but she is the fly by the seat of your pants one! She'll jump first and ask questions later but even she is left feeling a bit jumpy when she keeps sensing someone hovering around. It doesn't feel malicious but after the previous kidnaps/mate muting that has gone down she is on high alert. Jagger is a death demon but he is one of the good guys. He was given the task of looking after the Bradenton sisters but is forbidden to intervene unless they are in actual danger. When he spoils another kidnap attempt but Khloe is badly injured, he takes her to his own realm to heal her. As the story develops we see more of Jaggers background, his link to Hecate and why he is so drawn to Khloe...she is his mate!!!! With lots of actions, nefarious plots and engaging characters, this is a real suck you in kind of read. I read it in one fell swoop after the "i'll just read one more chapter" mantra - yeah right! 2hours later I'd read it all!!