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Revision as of 07:14, 23 March 2009
For other uses of the word Succubus, see Succubus (disambiguation).
Good Guys Deserve Bad Girls is a novel written by AP Miller. In this book is a succubus character named Pathrusim.
Details
- Title: Good Guys Deserve Bad Girls
- Author: AP Miller
- Format: Paperback
- Publisher: Noble Romance
- Pages: ?
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: ?
- ISBN-13: ?
- Release Date: March 2009
Synopsis
You know what “they” say . . . . There are girls you don't take home to mother. There are girls you don't date on a serious basis. There are girls that are fun to be around, but that you never, ever consider for marriage. They're not nice girls. They're bad girls . . . and you should never fall in love with a bad girl.
Or so they say.
But if all that’s true, then what is it about bad girls that make good guys want them so very . . . badly?
Andrew is definitely a nice guy. He’s a hard-working, decent Christian fellow. Good with his hands, honest, honorable, and does the right thing by his family and his church.
Pathrusim is definitely a bad girl. About as unchristian as you can get, what with her being a demoness, straight from the pits of hell itself. She wants to wrap Andrew around her little finger, and enslave him for all eternity.
But what is it about Andrew that draws her to him? If she's such a bad girl, why does she want so badly to have a . . . nice guy?"
Book Review
This book reviewed at Examiner.com