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Title:Fang Me (Demon Underground #3)
Author:Parker Blue
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Anniversary Edition
Pages:Pages: 175 pages
Published:March 14th 2011 by Bell Bridge Books
Categories:Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Young Adult. Supernatural. Demons
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The vampires want it. The demons want it, too. And someone is willing to kill Val for it.

Val and Fang have to find the powerful Encyclopedia Magicka before either of San Antonio's warring underworld factions locate it or the consequences will be deadly for the entire city. As usual, Val's vampire enemies (they still call her The Slayer) want her dead. Even some of her fellow demons may be less than trustworthy, since they'd like to grab the legendary book of spells before she does. Val has a personal claim to the Encyclopedia - her demon father left it to her when he died - but someone stole it recently. And that can't be good.

Battling vamps and dodging demons, Val struggles to unravel the mystery and find the thief. At the same time, she's fighting her attraction to sweet, sexy Shade - her favorite shadow demon. Rumor has it that Val will lose her part-demon, vampire-fighting powers if she gives herself to him.

With a crowd of vamps and demons out to trick her or kill her, it's not a good time for her to risk her job as the city's best vampire hunter by falling in love. The stakes are high and aimed right at her heart. But Lola, Val's hungry little lust demon, doesn't like being denied. Will Lola finally get her way?

What's a part-lust-demon-teen supposed to do? Whatever it takes.

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Original Title: Fang Me (Demon Underground #3)
ISBN: 1611940125 (ISBN13: 9781611940121)
Edition Language: English
Series: Demon Underground #3
Characters: Micah Blackburn, Alejandro de Vega, Shade, Valentine (Val) Shapiro, Jack Grady, Fang
Setting: San Antonio, Texas(United States)

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Fang Me by Parker Blue is the third book in the Demon Underground series. Val Shapiro is the The Slayer, who is on a new mission, to find the Encyclopedia Magicka, before they fall into the wrong hands. Her biggest challenge, besides finding Encyclopedia Magicka, is trying to keep her feelings for Shade under control. This is not easy, being part succubus demon. A succubus feeds on sexual energy, and has the power to enthrall men. The problem is if Val is not careful, her succubus may kill

Another great page Turner by Parker Blue!Parker Blue just took us through an unexpected turn. I cannot wait to see what develops as she grows into her keeper role. This will be an exciting turn of events.

I feel like after three books, I should at least say something about the series, so here's my two cents -- I really, really, REALLY enjoy these books. The main character, Val, reminds me a little of one of my favorite heroins out there, which is always a plus.Not to mention her dog. That dog is hilarious, and I want one for myself.The only problem I can find in these books are the beginnings. The first one started out great, the middle was excellent, then the ending was a little lacking, so it

Parker Blue is doing excellent character development with the main character, Val. The first book started off with an angsty smart a$$ teenage girl. Val has continued to grow and mature over the last 3 books. She's becoming more thoughtful and interesting as a person as well as a woman. Dan is fully in the past and now Shade has moved into Val's life. Is she going to give up her defining power to be with Shade or not is the question we came into this book with. You'll just have to read it to

I received this series as a three book package deal from Netgalley, so I'm going to review it as such. Surprisingly, I had never heard of this series but I was drawn to it because it is about vampires and I rarely turn down a book that is about vampires or werewolves. I am so glad that I requested this as I absolutely loved it. It's not just about vampires, but demons too. One of those demons is our fabulous protag, Val Shapiro, otherwise known as The Slayer, who is 1/8 succubus. At the start,

Oh Demon Underground. One point five steps forward in storytelling, and at least ten more in the case for homophobia. I don't even know what to call that. I mean, barring the obvious, it's not like things got worse in this last installment than they were in any others, and it was better in some - well, one aspect. Still, any good in this book is nowhere near enough to make up for the pivotal bad, and the blandness of the series as a whole.Yeah, we're going to go with bullets again, because

Another clever title and amazing cover to carry on the series. I have honestly never written reviews for more than one book in a series, so I am not sure if there is anything new I can add on with regards to the author's writing and style, it was just as good, clever, witty, and funny. It was flowing and easy to read and I loved seeing more of the characters, especially the vampires.Val finally has a boyfriend, yet, just her luck she can't actually close the deal with him or get any close
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