This book was really, it's a totally different take on the love triangle scenario. Jackie is a newly turned Succubus, and to become a succubus in this series, it takes a vampire and a fallen angel also called Serim to do this. Well Jackie is lovers to both her sires, Zane and Noel. Zane is very sultry and playful vampire, and Noah a very sexy but serious Serim. In this book Jackie has to struggle between her lover's because both are wanting her to choose one or the other, but while in the midst of this she somehow gains a curse, a curse that causes her to feed more than usual, and will eventually kill her. So her decision making taking a halt while she tries to make her way to New Orleans to figure who gave her this curse and to get rid of it once and for all. During this escapade she meets a very sexy man named Luc who makes her feel good, but gives her the heeby jeebies as well. It's a craptastic week for Jackie all around, as Noah wants a break because he wants monogamy, Zane leaves her high in dry in the middle of the road trip to New Orleans, her newly founded best friend Remy, is possessed by a creature, that is now taking control of her, and Luc the mysterious sexy man who is followin her, and then of course her curse. Typical shenanigans for this crew, until the end. Then end wanted to make me cry but I can't tell you what happened, because that will ruin the story. ( )

This was a fun read, the type you read and then forget about. I loved Remy, but honestly I found Noah to be a bit of a jerk, which is why I haven't given it 4 stars. ( )

Slightly less funny than [b:Gentlemen Prefer Succubi|6453307|Gentlemen Prefer Succubi (Succubus Diaries, #1)|Jill Myles|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1255671919s/6453307.jpg|6643524] but still a very amusing read. ( )

This book is better than the first was. The writing style is still weak, but the plot has gotten better and am looking forward to reading more of it.Jackie annoys me with her ignorance, but she also amuses me with her ignorance as well. It can't be easy for her to be stuck in a situation like she's in, but her complete naivety is understandable, considering how she was before the change.Jackie is a loveable but dimwitted character and I think that's part of why I love this series. ( )

Jackie is just as moronic as she is in the first book (I honestly don't get why the author keeps trying to push the brainy archaeologist idea but makes Jackie act like she's as dumb as a box of hammers). Unfortunately, while she's just as dumb, I found her much less likable than she was in the first book, so I doubt I'll continue with the series. ( )