Personal Demon Audiobook by Kelley Armstrong

Please visit https://fashabooks.com/aff/fashabooks/10 to download full audiobooks of your choice for free. Title: Personal Demon Subtitle: Women of the Otherworld, Book 8 Author: Kelley Armstrong Narrator: Laural Merlington, Todd McLaren Format: Unabridged Length: 12 hrs and 17 mins Language: English Release date: 03-25-08 Publisher: Tantor Audio Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 567 votes Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense Publisher's Summary: Tabloid reporter Hope Adams appears to live the life of an ordinary working girl. But, in addition to possessing the beauty of a Bollywood princess, Hope has other unique traits. For she is a half-demon - a human fathered by a demon. And she has inherited not only a gift for seeing the past but a hunger for chaos - along with a talent for finding it wherever she can. Naturally, when she's chosen by a very dangerous group for a very dangerous mission, she jumps at the chance. The head of the powerful Cortez Cabal - a family that makes the mob look like amateurs - has a little problem in Miami: a gang of wealthy, bored offspring of supernaturals is getting out of hand, and Hope is needed to infiltrate. As spells, astral projections, and pheromones soar across South Beach, Hope weaves her way through its elite hot spots, posing as upscale eye candy and reading the auras of the clientele - and potential marks. As it turns out, Hope is a little too good at this job, and soon she's in a little too deep, needing to be bailed out by her jewel-thief werewolf ex-boyfriend and by the Cortez heir himself. And when a killer goes to work, Hope is among many targets at the pinnacle of Cabal rule. For a woman who didn't know what she was getting into, there's only one way out: it's time for Hope to unleash her most potent primal instincts - and open herself, mind and body, to everything she most fears...and desires. Sexy and suspenseful, Personal Demon is a thrill ride through a world on the wild side of our own. Critic Reviews: "Armstrong excels in depicting Hope's transformations." (Publishers Weekly)