Raising Hell
By Melissa Haag
- Release Date: 2023-05-09
- Genre: Paranormal Romance
Description
Hades sleeps no more.
I woke the god of the underworld and paid his price for a chance to win my freedom. A kiss. Just one. But since surrendering his fee, I can't stop thinking about doing it again. I am in so much trouble.
Convincing Hades that she's human is proving more difficult than Ashlyn imagined. The sexy king of Hell believes she's playing games by withholding what he truly wants: Her. He alternates between outrageous promises to lay the world at her feet and demands for the affection he craves. He doesn't ask for much. Just…everything.
Even as she denies him, Ashlyn's drawn closer to succumbing to his desires. And when a mysterious immortal with the ability to enter Hell attempts to kill Ashlyn, she knows there's nowhere safer than within Hades' protective arms. Now, not only must Ashlyn safeguard her heart from the seductive Hades, she must also figure out who wants her dead before Hades destroys the whole world in her name.
Reviews
Couldn’t Put It Down
5By Avalon lover!I literally could not put this book down! The first book in the series was a lot of build up (understandably so). But the second book in the series is a lot of drama and a whole lot of steaminess!!! I highly recommend the entire Mantirum World series of books. They are written so that you are able to immerse yourself in the world of these characters and creatures. I can’t wait for the next book!. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.Great Read
2By malekly67021Great storyline and dialogue, I wish there were more books from this series to comeLove
5By ivyleaf09I really enjoyed the first book and reread the first book a few times (and enjoyed it every time) waiting for this one to come out. I stayed up way too late reading this one and can’t wait for the next in the series. Is darker than some of her other series. Author does an impressive job of making the characters complex and relatable. Definitely read the first one first. Makes you want to know what happens next. Didn’t get annoyed at pacing, the characters emotions/interactions feel real even though it’s about gods and myths.
