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DEMON ON DECK: An Enemies-to-Lovers Urban Fantasy
DEMON ON DECK: An Enemies-to-Lovers Urban Fantasy
DEMON ON DECK: An Enemies-to-Lovers Urban Fantasy
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DEMON ON DECK: An Enemies-to-Lovers Urban Fantasy

Written by Deborah Wilde

Narrated by Hollie Jackson

Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars

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“I don’t want you calm. I never have.” Ezra’s lips curled up into a smile with sharp edges and no warmth, his fangs peeking through. “I want you dangerous.”

 

When Aviva lands a baffling murder investigation, she discovers that the key to solving the crime lies in the last place she expects—a deadly magic gaming hall aboard a freaking yacht. Because why solve a supernatural murder on nice solid ground?


While she navigates this high-stakes inquiry on the high-seas, she’s also hunting a mysterious artifact. Should it fall into the wrong hands, it’s game over for any half-demons—like her.


No pressure.


But here’s the real storm on the horizon. Her ex-lover and partner-in-crime, Ezra, is still in the picture. Sparks are flying, and not the good kind. Well, not always. Old wounds and smoldering desires have resurfaced, and she’s not sure if she’ll sink or swim.


Bon voyage.


Featuring a smart, funny heroine and a banter-fueled vampire romance, this wickedly addictive urban fantasy audiobook will keep you reading way past bedtime.


Dive in now for a fiendishly good time!

LanguageEnglish
Release dateMay 28, 2024
ISBN9781998888429
DEMON ON DECK: An Enemies-to-Lovers Urban Fantasy

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  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
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    Aug 4, 2024

    A fun story but it drags out the relationship conflict too long and the enemies to lovers part is misleading. Spoiler alert but they're mostly enemies for 95% of this book (and for 99% of book 1), even at the end. It ends with the relationship very unfinished.