Review: The One did a Bad Bad Thing, and Mummy Dearest is going to make her pay
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2012
Book 3 "Princess of Hell". Preceded bySnowballs In Hell.Plot:It isn't just Muriel Auric needs to protect - there's also their unborn child to think of. It's all going to come to a climax with both Good, Bad, and Undecided trying to affect the outcome of her pregnancy and become the one to raise the child.Comments:- Contemporary paranormal/urban fantasy romance with explicit sex scenes.- 1762 kindle locations,  40,670 words.- 1f with 1, 2, or 3 m coz nympho magic needs what it needs... Explicit, frequent, varied. Includes anal, Dominant, erotic spanking, light bondage.- Third (and presumably final) of the series, "Hell's Revenge" could possibly be read as a stand alone. However it is full of spoilers for the previous books so going back to read the others would be disappointing. They should be read in order.- Written mostly in the first person, Muriel's perspective.Opinion:"Hell's Revenge" is surprisingly emotional in places as we strive to find Muriel her very own eternal HEA. It does wind the trilogy up and tie all those loose ends (well, most of them... What about Bambi's love life? And where did Chris go?). Not quite as smutty as Book2, we do get more storyline this time as Muriel finds her way forward as "the mother from Hell". It works.As a trilogy, "Princess of Hell" is readable and enjoyable. It contains plenty of lol moments as well as original plotting and well-developed characters. As the third book in the series, "Hell's Revenge" leaves the reader satisfied and happy (and just a little horny). I did like it and would happily recommend the series. A good, cheerful read.Aside:With some light mocking of Biblical characters, "Hell's Revenge" is not for the easily offended.-CR-