Title: See You in Hell (Mel Goes to Hell #2)
Author: Demelza Carlton
Genre: Paranormal romance/ Office Satire
Publish Date: 30th April 2014
Publisher: Lost Plot Press
Event organized by: Literati Author Services, Inc.
~ Book Synopsis ~
Hate your job? Try working in HELL! Melody Angel takes a job as a temp at the HELL Corporation. Surrounded by eternal bureaucracy gone mad, demons who love making life miserable, and dying for a decent coffee, it may take a miracle for Mel's mission to succeed. She must find out what evil plans the Lord of Lies has up his sleeve and stop him, using any means necessary. Lucifer and his minions are out to take over the world, but there's more than money at stake when the Devil drives. Adding trouble and temptation to Mel's job is Luce Iblis, the damnably hot CEO, who has set his smouldering eyes on the new office angel and is determined to claim her, body and soul. Can ultimate evil and angelic perfection escape a limbo of desire and find a paradise of their own?Add to Goodreads:
Excerpt
"Great, we'll see you in Hell at nine on Monday morning!" How can an angel survive in a corporate Hell? Mel accepted a job in the Health, Environment, Life and Lands Corporation - otherwise known as HELL. Dying for a decent coffee, surrounded by bureaucracy gone mad and demons who just love making life difficult, Mel must find out what Lucifer and his minions are really up to – before his Corporation goes global. Mel's no ordinary angel, but she's never dealt with demons before. Could the seductive CEO really be Lucifer himself? Are Luce's lusty looks all they seem, or is he after more than Mel's body? Does he have a hope in Hell with her, anyway? He's about to find out that this sweet angel's soul is not for sale. A tiny taste of what's in store: "Do you know how long you've made me wait?" Luce lifted his chin. "Close the door." Mel turned and kicked the door shut with the sole of one shoe. The click of it closing coincided with her eyes meeting Luce's once more. "Now strip and get your arse on the desk," Luce instructed. Mel stared at him. He couldn't be serious, could he? "Every other girl in this building knows how to do as she's told. Do you know how many girls I've had on this desk? You should consider yourself lucky. The last one I had in here was so quick getting undressed that I managed to give her a full fifteen minutes of my time. At this rate, you'll be lucky to have five." Mel became transfixed by the timber desktop. "Did you wipe it clean afterwards?" "What?" Luce's face reddened. "Did you wipe it clean afterwards?" Mel repeated patiently. "I mean, you work on it every day. Imagine how many diseases and strange germs each of your, er, accommodating staff members were carrying when they placed their bare behinds on your desk." The shock on Luce's face was priceless. He edged his chair away from the suddenly suspicious surface.Purchase Links
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Review by J. Hooligan
I was given this book in exchange for an honest review.
Before reading it, I suggest you get the short story (which is permafree) just to help you get into the story. It isn't required, but it's amusing and I recommended it.
As for this book, it was something else. I can't think of another book I've ever read that was anything like it. The story was cute, but captivating, and kept my interest. Although I felt really weird to be cheering on Luce throughout the whole story.
There were some issues throughout it, one particular one was that there were parts of the story that were obviously filler. They didn't add to the story, and served no real purpose other than to confuse me.
Even with that, I still found myself enjoying reading it.
4/5 platypires
Before reading it, I suggest you get the short story (which is permafree) just to help you get into the story. It isn't required, but it's amusing and I recommended it.
As for this book, it was something else. I can't think of another book I've ever read that was anything like it. The story was cute, but captivating, and kept my interest. Although I felt really weird to be cheering on Luce throughout the whole story.
There were some issues throughout it, one particular one was that there were parts of the story that were obviously filler. They didn't add to the story, and served no real purpose other than to confuse me.
Even with that, I still found myself enjoying reading it.
4/5 platypires
About the Author
Demelza Carlton has always loved the ocean, but on her first snorkelling trip she found she was afraid of fish. She has since swum with sea lions, sharks and sea cucumbers and stood on spray drenched cliffs over a seething sea as a seven-metre cyclonic swell surged in, shattering a shipwreck below. Demelza now lives in Perth, Western Australia, the shark attack capital of the world. The Ocean's Gift series is her first foray into fiction, followed by her suspense thriller Nightmares trilogy. She swears the Mel Goes to Hell series ambushed her on a crowded train and wouldn't leave her alone. Author’s Social Media
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Giveaway
Two copies each of
Nightmares of Caitlin Lockyer
Ocean’s Gift; and Water and Fire.
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