Lucifer's Daughter (Princess of Hell, #1)

by Eve Langlais

Rebecca Estrella (Narrator)

• ISBN10: 1515914623
• ISBN13: 9781515914624
• Publish Date: 22 November 2016 (first published 21 October 2015)
• Publish Status: Out of Print
• Out of Print: 14 March 2021
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Tantor Media, Inc
• Edition: Unabridged edition
• Format: Audiobook (CD)
• Duration: 6 hours and 4 minutes
• Language: English

Reviews

[Linda]

This review was originally posted on (un)Conventional Bookviews
Lucifer's Daughter is Fun, feisty and with enough action to keep you compelled and immersed in the story from start to finish.



Any time I pick up a Langlais book, I'm pretty sure I'll get lots of humor, lots of sexy hotness, and a good story to entertain me. That's also what I got with Lucifer's Daughter, Muriel was a hoot, and her being a virgin made dear old daddy Satan mad! She really needed to sin more - if not, people might think he was failing at being bad. Muriel had decided to wait for love before sharing herself fully, though, both because a lot of guys would do anything to tap Lucifer's Daughter... and others would do anything to kill her.

Enter Auric and his friends, and the chemistry went through the roof! As did the fun and the action. Someone was staging a coup in Hell, and they weren't averse to using Muriel to do so. Good thing her magic was getting stronger every day, and when she was attacked, she was faster than the devil himself ;)  Needless to say, Lucifer's Daughter was a hoot! It had all the action, a lot of goofiness, hot smexiness and a good story, too. I can't wait to come back to this series soon, and I'll continue with the audio version, as Rebecca Estrella did a really good job with the narration.



“Sorry, I got hung up or I’d have been here earlier. I made sure I made it for closing, though. I didn’t want the streets to suffer if you walked alone.”

“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 year after year.”

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.

[Melanie]

Review originally posted at RabidReads.com.

I read this book several years ago, 2011 to be exact. I can’t remember exactly how I found it. I just remember seeing a review or reading the blurb and thinking that this story looked hilarious. I had never heard of Eve Langlais at this time. I mean, how can you not love a story about a goodie two-shoes virgin who is disappointing her father, Lucifer. It just sounded too funny for me to pass up. I just loved this story and to this day, Eve’s version of Lucifer is one of my favorite characters. He is just so much fun.

Now that this story is being re-released with a new cover and more bulk, I jumped at the chance to revisit the story. After all, this is the story that brought Eve into my life. It has made it a very important series for me. This series, unlike most of Eve’s other series, this story is more urber sexy Urban Fantasy than Paranormal Romance. The story follows Muriel throughout at least the first three books (I haven’t read book four, but I will be after this re-read).

Muriel is a bar owner for all the magical type beings in the area. She is also a magical null. Magic tends to not work around her for the most part, which is why her bar does so well, both sides are more likely to get along. That is until someone starts to come after Muriel. There is a faction trying to overthrow her father, Lucifer. This is nothing new, but this faction is doing better than most and they want Muriel for leverage.

Auric makes an appearance at the bar. Muriel is instantly drawn to him, but she can’t tell what he is. Oh, and he passes the sister test. This is not what you think it might be. Bambi is Muriel’s half sister and a succubus. She draws men like flies to honey. Auric doesn’t seem to notice her because all of his attention is on Muriel. This has never happened to Muriel before.

“I don’t know why, but I’m attached to you, too,” Satan said grumpily, hugging me back. I cherished moments like that; they tended to be few and far between. “Try to be bad,” he said, before popping out of sight.”

“It wasn’t bad enough you got straight As in school. Oh, no.” He paced faster as he warmed up for his rant. “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.”

“Muriel, if this relationship is going to work, then I’m going to expect you to listen to me.”
I snorted. “Good luck with that.” If my dad never succeeded, what made him think he could? Wait a second. Had he said the word relationship?

This story was everything I had remembered it to be. It was a quick read that was very funny and extremely sexy. There are a ton of sexual innuendos throughout the book that made laugh several times. Let’s just say that Auric has a sword and knows how to use it. LOL. Now, I’m even more excited to revisit books two and three, not to mention start book four.

**Book was provided to me by the author. This review is my opinion and was not requested or provoked in anyway by the author.