The fourth Georgia Kincaid book takes a bit of a dark edge in the beginning. Either way, it won’t be long before she has her succubus powers back which means her days of being intimate with Seth are numbered. Try to bring him back or sit back and accept that there might soon be a new demon in town. However it’s not all well and good – with Jerome gone, Georgia faces a choice. And that’s what they do – never mind Dante and never mind Seth’s girlfriend. It doesn’t take her long to confess this to Seth or for them both to see what the benefits are – for the first time, even though they’re not together, Seth and Georgia can be together in a physical way. She’s human, which means that she will not take a man’s life essence when she sleeps with him or engages in a sexual act. They make the most of their newfound humanity, enjoying long days in the sun, at the beach.įor Georgia, the perks are of a different nature. Hugh is no longer an imp and Peter and Cody are no longer vampires. She also needs to watch the donut consumption because she can’t shapeshift away any extra pounds. For the meantime, she’s human and that means things like getting dressed herself and straightening her own hair and putting on her own make up, something she hasn’t done in centuries. Jerome gets himself summoned and when he disappears, so do the powers of his employees. There’s something odd going on and all of a sudden, things get weirder.

Georgia isn’t too happy about zipping back and forth to Canada but she’s well aware that it wasn’t really a request. Georgia’s demon boss Jerome has a weird assignment for her, sending her north of the border to investigate something for another demon and also have Georgia spy on that demon for him in the process. Who is still loved up with his new girlfriend. She doesn’t want to go for someone who might make her feel something again – she knows that she could never have truly strong feelings for Dante, not in the way that she did for Seth. She’s begun dating the dark magician Dante, whom she really has no respect for, although she sort of begins to care about him in her own way. The fallout from Seth’s betrayal has left Georgia feeling a little reckless.

Succubus Heat by Richelle Mead