Yet another great book in this series. Love this series. I both am anxiously awaiting and dread the conclusion to this series. I can't wait for the next installment. ( )

After Seth broke up with her, Georgie went all out feeding like crazy at any men running into her. Even thought she's paying more then her deed to her boss, her extreme bad mood gets her in trouble and she ends up working for another demon in Canada.
Cruising back and forth between Seattle and Vancouver, trying to control a crazy group of devil preachers, start to gets on her nerves.
One morning our lovely Succubi wakes up with her 2 vampire buddies at her place: Vampires? in the sun? not toasting? Georgina slowly discover all of her powers are gone. Result of Jerome Disappearance.
It seems like everyone is too busy enjoying the sun or plotting to be a next archdemon to bother try and find Jerome so Georgina work her ass off trying to find him with little help from her new boyfriend Dante.

The fact that Georgina became mortal was a very big part of the whole novel. The way she was scared to death walking the streets knowing she could die was just stunning and the lack of evil power inducted a new side to her relationship with Seth.
The book was totally amazing as a whole. I couldn't put it down and read it all in 1 day. The end was great! I can't wait to put my hands on the fifth book.
GO Richelle Mead GO.
Best author, hands down! ( )

This has been the best in the series since the debut. I am so glad that Georgina's wish came true (not gonna spoil that one) and maybe now she can get on with her life, or can she? I hate it when a good book leaves me hanging. And now I have to wait until next April to find out what happens next. This has just the right amount of romance, dialogue and description for me. ( )

The best yet. I really wish this series would get made into a tv series. I am looking forward to the next Georgiana adventure. ( )

In Georgina's fourth outing Mead continues the heartrending tone that initiated by it's predecessor, Succubus Dreams. Our heroine is deep in a funk and from page one it seems like the hits just keep coming for her. Don't take that as a negative though. This installment provides everything that readers have come to expect and love from Mead, and some. Heat doesn't lack for any of the love, passion, mystery and action that made the first three novels so gripping. But for each bit of those elements, the pain is ratcheted up about three times more.

With the brief reprieve from her soul-sucking abilities, Georgina is faced with the opportunity to partake of everything we've seen her long for - only it may be too little, too late. Bittersweet the novel may be, it's pervasive sadness only lends to make the story that much more beautiful . . .

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