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It wasn’t too long ago that I reviewed the first book in this series. I mentioned in that review that I really wanted to find out more about Muse and her past, I really wanted to find out more about Stefan and I REALLY wanted to know more about Akil. I needed to figure out what was going on with him, he seemed like such a mystery. So I was excited to get into this book and get more… more of everything! And I was absolutely not disappointed!

In this book we meet Muse, just months after Stefan has dragged Akil through the veil. She’s now working for the institute, but that’s not of her choosing. Also not of her choosing, she’s still cut off from her demon. Yep, life is really not going well for Muse. To make it even worse her torturous ex-owner is back seeking her and eventually she also ends up being pulled through to the other side of the veil…. Like I said, not great times. But believe it or not, there is a whole lot worse to come for Muse in this book and she doesn’t even see it coming.

This book overall was darker and grittier than its predecessor. This is to be expected when not only do we have Damien in the picture, Muse’s ex-owner who she thought she’d killed, hell bent on taking her right back to where he thinks she belongs…and trust me, he is a piece of work, but we also have a big chunk of the story based in the netherworld. It really stole my breath how on edge I was throughout, waiting for Damien, or the next demon, or imagining the sights and smells of the netherworld, it was very well executed. The devil is in the detail and nothing rings truer when talking about this book.

Character wise I was really glad to see that Muse did a lot of growing up throughout this book. She was still feisty and could definitely still be impulsive but at the same time she became more self-sufficient and definitely much less of a victim. Which was actually kinda really handy considering she had a lot of work ahead of her if she wanted to survive the netherworld, let alone escape it. Stefan was a real surprise for me in this one, you can imagine how being trapped somewhere like that could change you and I really don’t know quite what the end game is here, his story was heartbreaking but really kept me on my toes but despite the despair and I loved that we weren’t just going to replay the whole romance/no-romance scenario over again as so often can happen in a series. This way of approaching it seemed fresh and was exactly what the story needed. Akil was also heavily featured and I definitely got my wish when I said I wanted to find out more about him! He’s still mysterious yes, but at the same time I’ve learnt a great deal about him. Finally we got to peel some layers back, seeing him in an almost fragile state at times really reinforced that he was more than just a big bad demon. I didn’t know what to expect with him and honestly, in some ways I still don’t and I LOVE this about him, you couldn’t have him any other way. One thing for sure is though, I’m looking forward to what the Prince of Greed is going to get up to next.

Once again Pippa DaCosta keeps the story fast paced and consuming, which definitely suits the subject. You really get a sense of urgency and ‘fight or flight’ really does come to mind more than once. After this second book I definitely feel like I’m getting a good grip on this ‘world’ as well as its characters. Everything is seeming really well fleshed out going into the upcoming third book, even with the un–resolved issue of Stefan vs Akil for hottest book boyfriend of the series! There was a teaser at the end of my E-Book for Darkest Before Dawn, I couldn’t help myself, I did read it and I have to say I feel like this upcoming book could be the best yet, lucky it’s out this October!


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Devil May Care The Veil Series Volume 2 Pippa DaCosta 9781497305014 Books Reviews

I'm so glad I bought book three in this series! A bad-ass heroine with angst who is undeniably believable. Looking forward to reading#3..I will probably inhale it. Like he the author's style, character building and pacing. Thank you Pippa!
Ok, you got me,I am hooked! Another book I could not put down.....The suspense just keeps ratcheting up and you literally carry the book while you eat your meals. You rush home to see what disaster poor Muse will land in next.I love this series!!!
Muse is in deep. The Institute has stolen her other half and is holding it hostage to get what they want. They never intend to give her back but she's breaking free. Adding chaos to injury Muse is thrust back to the underworld where her former owner takes control over her.
The characters are realistic, intelligent, self serving and most are untrustworthy. So, what can Muse do when faced with doubts and agendas? The story keeps you hooked and carries you through the worst moments only to release you in another situation that you're wondering what will happen.
So, take all the happy that didn't happen in book one, subtract from it, and you have book two. What would you expect from a book with a demon story line. Muse's dependence on Akil becomes more apparent as well as her love and hope for Stefan. They all seem out to get her. Even her friend Ryder can't be trusted a hundred percent. This book is pretty bleak and book three is pretty hard to get through too, but book four and five more than make up for it. So stick with it and enjoy the ride.
The first 3/4 of the book was almost hard to get through; too much inner dialog. I have a hard time giving up books I've purchased, therefore almost deleted this one. The last quarter of the book got better and the sneak peak of the next 2 chapters of the next book is really good; it looks like the series may get better (cross your fingers). I will purchase the next book but really think this book and the next should have been free or on Unlimited.
Pretty good. I definitely got semi-addicted to this book. The author is very talented at word building & evokes a very clear imaginative world. Very fast paced & engaging. The only reason why I have it 4 stars instead of five- is I did find it quite graphic & it would often give me too vivid dreams and disruptive sleep lol. That’s not really the author’s problem though. I highly recommend this series!
It's been 6 months since Stefan took the demon Prince Mammon through the veil and into the netherworld. Muse hopes Stefan is still alive but she know full well how things work on the other side. It's survival of the fittest and she isn't sure Stefan has made it. Her owner, who she thought dead at her hand, has returned and he will not stop until he owns her again. She must fight for her life and her sanity. This story is action packed and full of surprises. We get to meet Steven's mother, a snow demon, and find out just what happens to a half-demon on the other side of the veil. A definite must read for fans of paranormal fiction!
It wasn’t too long ago that I reviewed the first book in this series. I mentioned in that review that I really wanted to find out more about Muse and her past, I really wanted to find out more about Stefan and I REALLY wanted to know more about Akil. I needed to figure out what was going on with him, he seemed like such a mystery. So I was excited to get into this book and get more… more of everything! And I was absolutely not disappointed!

In this book we meet Muse, just months after Stefan has dragged Akil through the veil. She’s now working for the institute, but that’s not of her choosing. Also not of her choosing, she’s still cut off from her demon. Yep, life is really not going well for Muse. To make it even worse her torturous ex-owner is back seeking her and eventually she also ends up being pulled through to the other side of the veil…. Like I said, not great times. But believe it or not, there is a whole lot worse to come for Muse in this book and she doesn’t even see it coming.

This book overall was darker and grittier than its predecessor. This is to be expected when not only do we have Damien in the picture, Muse’s ex-owner who she thought she’d killed, hell bent on taking her right back to where he thinks she belongs…and trust me, he is a piece of work, but we also have a big chunk of the story based in the netherworld. It really stole my breath how on edge I was throughout, waiting for Damien, or the next demon, or imagining the sights and smells of the netherworld, it was very well executed. The devil is in the detail and nothing rings truer when talking about this book.

Character wise I was really glad to see that Muse did a lot of growing up throughout this book. She was still feisty and could definitely still be impulsive but at the same time she became more self-sufficient and definitely much less of a victim. Which was actually kinda really handy considering she had a lot of work ahead of her if she wanted to survive the netherworld, let alone escape it. Stefan was a real surprise for me in this one, you can imagine how being trapped somewhere like that could change you and I really don’t know quite what the end game is here, his story was heartbreaking but really kept me on my toes but despite the despair and I loved that we weren’t just going to replay the whole romance/no-romance scenario over again as so often can happen in a series. This way of approaching it seemed fresh and was exactly what the story needed. Akil was also heavily featured and I definitely got my wish when I said I wanted to find out more about him! He’s still mysterious yes, but at the same time I’ve learnt a great deal about him. Finally we got to peel some layers back, seeing him in an almost fragile state at times really reinforced that he was more than just a big bad demon. I didn’t know what to expect with him and honestly, in some ways I still don’t and I LOVE this about him, you couldn’t have him any other way. One thing for sure is though, I’m looking forward to what the Prince of Greed is going to get up to next.

Once again Pippa DaCosta keeps the story fast paced and consuming, which definitely suits the subject. You really get a sense of urgency and ‘fight or flight’ really does come to mind more than once. After this second book I definitely feel like I’m getting a good grip on this ‘world’ as well as its characters. Everything is seeming really well fleshed out going into the upcoming third book, even with the un–resolved issue of Stefan vs Akil for hottest book boyfriend of the series! There was a teaser at the end of my E-Book for Darkest Before Dawn, I couldn’t help myself, I did read it and I have to say I feel like this upcoming book could be the best yet, lucky it’s out this October!