Tristan, the new top editor at Hot Magazine is a demon of lust and is now in charge of the demon takeover through the fashion industry that Satan has planned. He’s thrown for a loop by his attraction and obsession with his personal assistant, and doesn’t see that it’s taken his focus away from the takeover.

Georgia is a voluptuous plus-size woman who is in lust with her boss, but can’t believe this great looking guy who could have any woman would be interested in her, especially when surrounded by fashion models.

Light-hearted and humorous tale as two likeable characters fumble over their thoughts and feelings while two opposing factions want their cooperation. The characters and situations are definitely fun, even though Alzheimers with a secondary character is addressed.

There is a great deal of self-doubt on Georgia’s part, and while realistic, it does get old and makes the story drag a bit. But when things work out – and hey, it’s a romance so you know it will – it makes it that much sweeter. I do like the resolution, which is quite a bit different than the first book. ( )

*Book source ~ Many thanks to Kensington for providing a review copy in exchange for an honest review.

Finola White is out and Tristan McIntyre is in to head up the demonic takeover of the human race through the fashion industry and specifically through HOT! magazine where he’s also in charge. However, Tristan is having a hard time concentrating on the takeover when his curvy quirky personal assistant is consuming his lust-driven thoughts. Well, he is a lust demon after all, but this obsession with Georgia Sullivan is something he’s not used to and it’s driving him crazy. Georgia is also having a hard time resisting her handsome sexy boss, but she believes he is just amusing himself when he flirts with her. If she didn’t need the money she makes at HOT! to support her grandmother she’d leave in a heartbeat before her heart gets broken.

I was wondering how I was going to like Tristan after reading about him in the other two Devilishly books, but it turns out I liked him and Georgia very much. This story is a very enjoyable read with humor, paranormal shenanigans going on and hot steamy goodness. While the story wraps up pretty well, the ending has me wondering if the series will continue or if this was just a trilogy. It can easily end with this one, but a slight opening was left to expand into another book or more if the author chooses. ( )