Hell On Heels (eBook)

Hell On Heels
Hell On Heels eBook Cover, written by Dou7g and Amanda Lash
Author(s)	Dou7g Amanda Lash
Series	Succubus Temptations
Publisher	Amazon Digital Services
Publication date	September 28, 2015
Media type	eBook
Length	40 Pages
ASIN	B015Y8LZJM
Preceded by	Who's Your Dryad
Followed by	Demon Queen's Gambit

For other uses of the word Succubus, see Succubus (disambiguation).

Hell On Heels is an eBook written by Dou7g and Amanda Lash. It is the eighteenth work in the Succubus Temptations series by this author. In this work the character Kendra is a Succubus and the character Helen is transformed into a Succubus.

Overview

• Title: Hell On Heels
• Author: Dou7g and Amanda Lash
• Published By: Amazon Digital Services
• Length: 40 Pages
• Format: eBook
• ASIN: B015Y8LZJM
• Publishing Date: September 28, 2015

Other Works in this Series on SuccuWiki

• Succubus Temptation
• Succubus Magic
• Seduction 101
• Succubus Temptations: Volume 1
• Succubus vs Vampire
• The Vampire Strikes Back
• The Return of the Yeti
• Succubus Temptations: Books 4 - 6
• Succubus Adventures
• The Millennium Falchion
• Succubus Quest
• The Succubus and The Dark Elf
• Demons and Diplomacy
• Magic and Metaphors
• Ogres vs Dinosaurs
• The Unteleported Mage
• Who's Your Dryad
• Demon Queen's Gambit
• Megan aka Demon Queen

Plot Summary

In this installment, things come to a head as Megan the mage, Kendra the red haired succubus and Lorelei the dark elf sorceress run headlong into the vampire Kiki.

Book Review

The following review was originally published by Tera on her Blog, A Succubi's Tale on October 18, 2015

Our three lovely talented women find themselves in a place where someone Megan really doesn’t like, Kendra once did, and Lorelei is amused by, calls her home. A bit of a misunderstanding, a deal made and then Helen has to make a choice. Does her accept Kendra’s offer of being a Succubus or not… and what happens after that. and to the friends they left behind?

This work is both an interlude and a quandary. While I do understand why Megan and everyone else left, and why they went where they did, there’s a certain level of confusion that seems to be running through all of them. Being that they all wound up meeting Kiki, the vampire, the one that Megan really has a problem with, there’s great deal of tension that swirls around all of the characters. How they come out of that is interesting and I thought the logic worked, but as for the price, or prices paid, that will be a problem to come.

To this point in the story, the only Succubus was Kendra, but she made an offer to Helen, if she’d be interested in becoming a Succubus, for reasons that, at the time made sense. In this work, that comes to a head and I think the funniest part was reading the parts of the contract she needs to sign. Some of them were, considering who’s thinking of signing up, just too funny. In the aftermath I though things were well told and I liked things as a whole, though I did wish for a bit more told about what Helen looks like, which remained vague. There was some succubus mind-control that I liked however and where that happened, and how it developed was cute too.

I mentioned conflict, and most of the work tells of the characters being in conflict with each other. At times it was less talking to than talking at, and some of the events that unfolded from that weren’t really a surprise. There’s a undercurrent of deal making that comes in conflict with each person’s goals, or need for revenge in some ways. The most telling moments were Megan’s, especially when Kiki appeared, and what Megan intended to do as she isn’t quite the same as she was the last time they met.

It is an adventure, setting up the rescue to come, and as such there’s a little bit of a Mission Impossible feel to this part of the series and I rather liked that. The mix of personalities, both in the ones we know and the new ones that appear, works well. It isn’t just a matter of arguing for the sake of it, or getting into a fight just because. There’s some history involved. Sometimes one forgets what really happened for what they see in the here and now.

The work needs some more editing, there are quite a number of spelling mistakes that I came across. That’s a shame because the story I think tells so much about all of the characters that appear in it. There’s something really good about knowing why they do what they are doing. Better when the reasons start to make sense.

Three and a half out of five pitchforks.

There’s a rescue to be carried out, the boys are in trouble. How that is going to turn out will either be a complete disaster, or a success. Either way, I feel like things are going to change for all of them… Whatever the case, things are different and how they all deal with that could be a problem.

External Links

• This work in Kindle Format at Amazon.com