A down-on-her-luck woman makes a deal with a crafty demon to win back her ex-girlfriend after a proposal gone awry, only to discover the girl of her dreams might be the devil she knows, from nationally bestselling author Alexandria Bellefleur.Samantha Cooper is having a day from hell.In less than 24 hours, her life has unraveled, leaving her single and with nowhere to live. Adding insult to injury, she’s trapped in an elevator with a gorgeous woman claiming to be a demon.Daphne is not at all what Samantha expected from someone claiming to be an evil supernatural entity. She’s pretty, witty, dressed in pink, and smells nice. And she’s here to offer Samantha a deal she can’t refuse. Six wishes in exchange for one tiny trade—Samantha’s soul. There’s a glaring loophole in their contract, one Samantha fully intends to exploit so she doesn’t fork over her soul. After all, she only needs one wish to win her ex back.Hell-bent to gather the last of the one thousand souls she needs so that she can be free of her own devilish deal, Daphne grants each of Samantha’s wishes . . . with a twist, so that Samantha is forced to make another.As Samantha’s wishes dwindle and Daphne offers her glimpses into the life she thought she wanted, the unlikely pair grows close. Perhaps the girl of Samantha’s dreams is actually the stuff of nightmares, but Samantha and Daphne will have to outsmart the Devil himself if they want a chance at happily ever after.
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The Devil She Knows
A down-on-her-luck woman makes a deal with a crafty demon to win back her ex-girlfriend after a proposal gone awry, only to discover the girl of her dreams might be the devil she knows, from nationally bestselling author Alexandria Bellefleur.Samantha Cooper is having a day from hell.In less than 24 hours, her life has unraveled, leaving her single and with nowhere to live. Adding insult to injury, she’s trapped in an elevator with a gorgeous woman claiming to be a demon.Daphne is not at all what Samantha expected from someone claiming to be an evil supernatural entity. She’s pretty, witty, dressed in pink, and smells nice. And she’s here to offer Samantha a deal she can’t refuse. Six wishes in exchange for one tiny trade—Samantha’s soul. There’s a glaring loophole in their contract, one Samantha fully intends to exploit so she doesn’t fork over her soul. After all, she only needs one wish to win her ex back.Hell-bent to gather the last of the one thousand souls she needs so that she can be free of her own devilish deal, Daphne grants each of Samantha’s wishes . . . with a twist, so that Samantha is forced to make another.As Samantha’s wishes dwindle and Daphne offers her glimpses into the life she thought she wanted, the unlikely pair grows close. Perhaps the girl of Samantha’s dreams is actually the stuff of nightmares, but Samantha and Daphne will have to outsmart the Devil himself if they want a chance at happily ever after.
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Demon × Human? ✔️ Alexandria Bellefleur? ✔️ On paper, this sounded like something I’d really enjoy. So how did it end up at 3.5 stars? Because somehow I felt like I’d already read this story… about thirty times. 😅 Not this exact plot, but the overall dynamic. A lot of the story beats felt very familiar, so I kept predicting where things were going—and, more often than not, I wasn’t wrong. The writing itself? Absolutely fine. Bellefleur’s style is as easy to read as ever. The premise? Great. The execution? That’s where it lost me. For the first half I kept waiting for the characters to become… well… characters. Around the 75% mark I literally thought: “Oh! They finally have personalities!” Unfortunately, that’s a little late in a 336-page novel. My biggest issue was the romance. It felt like several emotional steps happened off-page. Flirting. ↓ Sex. ↓ Trauma dump. ↓ “You’re the love of my life.” Me: ”…Wait, did I accidentally skip three chapters?” 😂 I wanted to experience that emotional journey instead of simply being told it had happened. By the end, I genuinely liked Daphne a lot more, and I was happy they got their happy ending. I just wish the emotional depth had arrived about 150 pages earlier. Overall, a solid read with a great premise, but one that never quite reached its full potential for me.
unfortunately, plot is never enough. in that way it had all the potential in the world. i only don’t like the way it is written and find it bland, so even if it has the most riveting plot, the vehicle it’s on can only do so much. the dialogue is funny and snappy. if it could carry the book, it would have.