Similar to Hell's Chapel by Celia Kyle. I didn't really like this very much. I thought it was going to be really awesome but it fell flat. The romance was horrible. There was little plot. And the main character wasn't really badass just annoying. 2 stars. ( )

Not her best work and not my favorite.
However, it was funny and had a lot of action, twist and turns. ( )

Yes, yes, yes. If you are looking for a enjoyable and funny reading experience than you have to check out this book. I am excited to see that there are many more books in this series as I am going to check them out. Muriel won me over right from the beginning. She is probably the only one that can get away with standing up to Satan. Her other sister, Bambi is right that Muriel is daddy's favorite.

Speaking of Satan; who knew that he had a heart. I mean how many other fathers would want their daughters to get their "cherry" popped. Satan was even nice enough to offer to give Muriel pointers for the bedroom.

Than there is the sexy Auric. The one that gives Muriel her wet dreams. He made everyone else disappear when he was around. His aura was that strong. Muriel and Auric kept things hot. ( )

Lighthearted, fluffy fun. Just what the doctor ordered. I had to chuckle at the irony at having recently read [b:The Purity Myth: How America's Obsession with Virginity is Hurting Young Women|4914761|The Purity Myth How America's Obsession with Virginity is Hurting Young Women|Jessica Valenti|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1239579553s/4914761.jpg|4980306] and coincidentally, rather than design, reading the following:

"You just have to be a virgin, too. You're twenty-three years old. It's just wrong," he shouted. "I raised you to be more evil than this."
"I told you before, not until I fall in love," I said ... "Hey, if it's any consolation," I said in an effort to cheer [Satan] up, "I probably won't wait to get married first. That's a little sin, right?"
"I guess."

'The irony of it all, though, was I loved it when guy got medieval and protective. I just wished my feminist side would allow me to enjoy it.'

'His lack of comment intrigued me. In the past, whenever I announced my untouched state, I then became inundated with impassioned speeches of how they were the one. A few even made false declarations of love. Unfortunately for them, my father didn't raise a fool.'

'For the world's biggest slut, Bambi was an awesome big sister. And no, that wasn't an insult; Bambi took pride in winning the title every year.'

"I'm so proud of you, Muri, living in sin." I think he might have choked up a bit. For my part, I was glad I'd finally done something Dad approved of."

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This is a very fun read. It is on the short side, but that doesn’t hurt it at all, except that you’ll want more. I’m going to try and tell you what I liked without any spoilers.

Muriel is the vivacious, defiant daughter of Satan and that is a source of never ending embarrassment to him. I thought Muriel was a tough, confident woman. Yet she had her vulnerabilities. She is a virgin and will remain that way until she finds love and this sets up many hilarious scenes between her and her father.

Satan/Daddy is not what you’d expect from the ultimate evil. He’s just a dad that loves his daughter (even though he’d never admit it). Satan has to deal with the fact that Muriel is his “good” daughter and he has reputation to maintain.

Auric turns out to be all Muriel is looking for and everything her daddy didn’t want. The question of whom and what he really is was something I couldn’t figure out, but when he enters the bar things really heat up. The sex is intense, well written, and abundant.

I got to know and like the characters very well and am looking forward to continuing with the series.

I received a copy of the book in return for an honest review.
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