![]() "About this title" may belong to another edition of this title. (Mar.)Ĭopyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. ![]() ![]() Hamilton should warm to Saintcrow's dark, evocative debut, though the story's weak relationship thread may disappoint aficionados of the paranormal romance veterans Christine Feehan and Sherrilyn Kenyon. Though Dante is as prickly as a wet cat and frustratingly adamant about maintaining her loner status, she's a brave, charismatic protagonist with a smart mouth and a suicidal streak. Instead, she pauses to take a ride on a "slicboard" (a skateboard that glides on air), to wrestle cryptic information from an assortment of nonhuman and magical people and to argue with everyone from Japhrimel to her fellow necromancer friend, Gabe. Dante decides to take her chances with the latter, but her hunt doesn't get into full swing until the book's final third. Lilith Saintcrow Dante Valentine (Series Set) Dante Valentine 1: Working for the Devil 1 of 2 Dante Valentine 1: Working for the Devil 2 of 2 Dante. If she refuses, she dies if she accepts, she'll likely die in the process. Tough-as-nails necromancer Dante Valentine has a problem: the devil wants her to catch a rogue demon and, for the duration of the task, she must be accompanied by a demon assassin named Japhrimel. ![]()
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