A Baptist minister's daughter, Kalyani Martin has found mister right except he is an archdemon and the co-star of the hit ghost hunting show she is producing, Will Hellenboek. Will, his co-star cousin Aidan, and several of the staff are all archdemons working for Ryan Ausar to protect the people on earth from any one wanting to supplant free will. Will, Aidan, and Ryan have a long and difficult past but still share an unbreakable bond, but the evil coming their way could be the final straw that breaks the proverbial camels back. Ryan holds a secret that could destroy Kalyani and Will's happiness and break the blood brother bond the three men share. Can he protect his friends and keep the secret without losing his mind?

This book continues where the story ended in the first book, Demon Seed. Kalyani and Will are planning to get married, and Aidan may have found his soul mate in Kalyani's friend Jeff. But the evil headed their way could destroy everything. Ryan is having a much more difficult time dealing with the secret of who Kalyani is, and this secret could ruin the beautiful romance between Will and Kalyani. I feel sorry for Ryan and hope that in the next book Ms. Richadson will find a way to bring Ryan happiness without destroying his friends. I love the main story line in this series and enjoy the battles between the good and evil, but I am not a fan of male on male sex so this spoiled the story somewhat for me. I don't mind if Aiden and Jeff find happiness; I just don't enjoy too many details. If you like M/M relationships, this won't bother you. If you can skip over or read past this without too much discomfort than the main story is still excellent. I absolutely love the premise of this series set in a world where archdemons are the good guys. I do intend to read book three and am eagerly waiting to see how the whole situation between the three best friends and their loves and Ryan's secret will be resolved! And of course, I want to know if the archdemons are going to once again defend the world and make it safe for the rest of us!

Reviewed by: Stephanie B.