This is the third book in the Aisling Grey Guardian series by Katie MacAlister. I thought that this book was much better than the second book and much more on par with the first book.

Aisling is moving to London to start her Guardian training with Nora. Once again right from the beginning things start going wrong. She finds out Nora is being called in for questioning which could lead to Nora losing her rights to mentor Aisling. Then on her first outing with Nora; Jim eats the imp king. Now the imps are out for Aisling's blood. As if this wasn't enough Aisling finds out Drake is in town, the Red Dragons have declared war on Green Dragon sept, the London community wants Aisling to take over as Venediger (sp?), and everyone keeps telling Aisling she is pregnant (which she just can't believe).

This book was much better than the last book. I felt like the plot made a lot more sense. Many of the problems Aisling ran into were wrapped up nicely. Aisling and Drake actually start to have a decent relationship with each other. The problems Aisling gets into with the demon princes and with the dragons were interesting. I thoroughly enjoyed this book.

As with the other books this is a light, humorous read, that shouldn't be taken too seriously. Aisling gets too whiny at some points, and suffers a bit from being a damsel in distress more often than not. Drake is irritating with his need to control her; but in this book that is tempered some and we see Drake gaining some humanity. This is a quick, easy, and amusing read. There are a lot of sex scenes but they are creative and tastefully done. I am actually very excited to read the next book (which is something I couldn't say after the second book).

If you liked the first two books, this book shouldn't disappoint. ( )

Light, Funny, good read! ( )

I read this in one sitting. Things get really serious for Aisling, there are a lot of revelations in this book, her relationship with Drake improved and it just shows us that open communication is the key. She is in a total mess here, stepping on responsibilities she doesn't want but somehow because of fate, a certain duty (burden) is upon her. Gabriel gave up challenging Drake for Aisling to be his mate due to some reason unconfirmed. This story started where the second book left off, there are recurring characters, they are also consistent. Jim is still into his comments and Aislings "neutering" threats are still present. I also noticed the number of times she said "I'm a professional, dammit!" when she's under stress. In this book she shows her innate powers, and she's able to control her fire with the help of Drake. Sex scenes are wild and burning (literally) and I love how Drake changed, his character is a great development. The mysteries continue and the author never fails to impress. 5 stars! ( )

So far, my favorite in series. Everything hits the fan. Lots of fun for those who enjoy supernatural fiction. ( )

Light My Fire was my favourite of the Aisling Grey, Guardian novels so far. I really couldn’t put this book down, although I did find things got a bit confusing at the end.

Aisling has moved to London to begin her Guardian training when things begin to go awry. Surprise, surprise! As in the previous two novels, trouble seems to find Aisling no matter where she goes. Through no fault of her own (or at least not much of her own) she finds herself being hunted by imps, demon lords, dragons and even the International Guardians’ Guild. Jim the trusty demon is faithful and funny as always, and we finally learn a little bit more about what’s going on with Renee the ever-present taxi-driver.

The story is fast-paced, and filled with enough twists to keep you guessing right up until the surprising end. Events at the end of the book seem to be shifting things in a new direction for Aisling, and I’m looking forward to Holy Smokes, the next installment in the Aisling Grey, Guardian series to see where these new paths will lead ( )

I like this series, fun, flip, and a quick read. I will always buy Katie MacAlister. ( )

Third in cute romance series featuring Aisling Grey. I really enjoy her demon Jim (Effrajim), who is in the form of a Newfoundland dog and provides great comic relief. ( )

Whenever I start reading these Aisling Grey books, I read all the girly-girl romance crap at the beginning and think to myself, I'm not going to read any more from this series after this one. I just don't have the time with all the other great books I've got waiting on my shelf. However, about halfway into the book, it begins to pick up the pace and grab my interest, and then ends on somewhat of a cliffhanger so that I'm looking forward to the next book again. LOL

This time, Aisling and Drake are romping around London, and as usual, Aisling is doing her best to keep herself alive. She's had one too many close brushes with death, and this time around is no different as she's got no less than three different groups gunning for her! Besides coming into some new, darker powers, she's also had quite a change of heart with regards to on-again/off-again her relationship with Drake, which now appears to be going strong! But if this will continue as her "dark side" continues to tempt her will remain to be seen in the next book. ( )

In this third installment in the Aisling Grey, Guardian series Aisling has moved to London to become a proper Guardian, training under the only accredited Guardian willing to let her do so.
Despite her best efforts to normalise her life she gets further involved in dragon politics as her wyvern mate goes to war with another dragon clan.
This is an entirely unwanted complication of her life, coming on top of having become the target of large scale imp attacks due to a small incident involving her New Foundlander shaped demon.
She also finds herself involved in a powerstruggle over both the dominion of the Paris otherworld and Armageddon, where bailing out is no option. Who knew being a demonlord was so dangerous?
Aisling is as headstrong and clueless in this book as in the previous ones.But she is making an efford to reaching an understanding with the man of her life, while learning what she can of this world she has suddenly become embroiled in.
The sexscenes are a bit much, but on the whole the novel is a quick and fun read with a lot of action and comic relief. ( )

Ah, this is convoluted and really needs a recent read of "You Slay Me" and it's sequel, which is why I was a little lost, I've only read the first one before this. It's been a while since I read the first one so I'm not sure if I remember some of the details correctly.

This is the story of Aisling being out of her depth, even further than the last story, cause now the supernaturals know about her but she's shockingly uninformed. Honestly if I had been her I would have locked myself in a room for a while reading the material I had been given about the politics and society around her and known what was going on, but I suppose as a way of introducing the reader to the world this is one way of doing it.

Enjoyable but not earth-shattering, I did want to shake her a few times. ( )

Aisling Grey's life gets even more complicated in this 3rd novel following her journey into the paranormal world. Ms. MacAlister's use of comedic relief makes this series a joy to read. The book can stand alone, but definately makes more sense if you have read the earlier installments of the series. ( )

It has been mere months since Aisling first discovered that she was a Guardian, a Wyvern's mate and a demon lord. If that wasn't enough to try and deal with in a small amount of time, Drake's reappearance with a summons to attend a meeting of the green dragon sept sets in motion a whole new set of problems from Aisling. Soon she's at war with with imps, the target of a homicidal dragon (or two or three) and in demand for positions of power that Aisling has neither the time nor the desire to deal with.

Poor Aisling. In her third story her life just seems to go from bad to worse. Chaos has nothing on what happens to our heroine during the course of this entry. I'm still enjoying Aisling's tales although her bad luck seems to be rather overwhelming this time around and I'm anxious to see how she turns things around for herself (hopefully) in the next installment. ( )

In this third installment of the Aisling Gray series, Aisling faces even more problems: Her Guardian mentor has been issued an injunction so she can no longer teach Aisling; Drake insists that she attend gatherings of the sept; a dragon war has broken out, and she is being considered in the running for both the office of the Venediger and as prince of Abaddon. And did I mention that she might be pregnant? And that she has mother-in-law issues?

There's a LOT going on in this book, and I think my main issue with the book was that it didn't end. It seemed like a 'through' installment with none of the copious problems that were introduced being resolved. I was amused by Jim (as usual) and Aisling's interactions with everyone in L'Au-dela, but the fact that Aisling simply doesn't know anything about the world she's been thrown into or about her responsibilities, is starting to get a little old.

Nonetheless, I'll definitely be in line to get the next book when it comes out. I just wish MacAlister would resolve some of the issues she already has going on rather than piling on even more trouble for Aisling. ( )