As the top earner of the Gunera Bounty coven, Aleeza has investigated some of the vilest creatures to face the earth and persevered. Her recent struggles with her coven’s curse, the curse of celibacy, have caused her to break one of their laws. Experimenting with gray magic in attempts to finally have a long sought after orgasm. Aleeza didn’t know the woods she chose to perform her experiment also held two lovers in mourning. Dorand and Ferrin are in the woods making an attempt to speak with their dead lover’s spirit. Sure they can find the person responsible for her murder, they didn’t expect the presence of the Gunera witch Aleeza or that they would find themselves falling instantly in lust for the beautiful witch. Aleeza, Feerin nor Dorand knew there were other beings at work. An evil spirit working to create the ultimate demon spawn, a child born from the blood of a Daeisthai, a race of demons long since believed extinct. Together this group of unlikely lovers will risk death, demons and unknown enemies as they try to prevent an act that could result in an event of apocalyptic proportions.

Magic, demons and witches star in a story that is definitely not for the faint of heart. An action filled erotic thriller, Demon’s Triad is a tale filled with violence, lust and treacherous relatives. In a tale showcasing multiple covens and demons with the ability to mimic the powers of other beings, readers are taken on a wild ride of rage, death and insatiable appetites. Anna J. Evans and December Quinn created a plot that turned into an instant hit for me. Suspenseful, electrifying and lascivious, I found myself on a constant high while reading. I was impressed with how this power couple delved into the darker side of erotic fiction with pagan rituals and incestuous rape written in a way that it didn’t come across as gratuitous but only added another dimension to the story. I think readers who gravitate toward darker thrills will find Demon’s Triad is just what they’ve been looking for. I hope this is only the beginning to a writing partnership that looks to be a winning combination.

Reviewed by: Rachelle