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Title	:	The Demon in Me (Living in Eden #1)
Author	:	Michelle Rowen
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 326 pages
Published	:	May 4th 2010 by Berkley (first published April 15th 2010)
Categories	:	Romance. Paranormal Romance. Fantasy. Paranormal. Demons. Urban Fantasy. Adult

The Demon in Me (Living in Eden #1) Paperback | Pages: 326 pages

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Hell hath no fury like a woman possessed...

After her hunky police detective partner guns down a serial killer in front of her, "psychic consultant" Eden Riley realizes that she's no longer alone. A voice in her head introduces himself as Darrak. He's a demon. But not in a bad way. He was cursed 300 years ago and he wants to find a way to break free. Eden's psychic energy helps him take form during daylight, and she's going to have to learn to live with this sexy demon...like it or not

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ISBN:	0425234681 (ISBN13: 9780425234686)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Living in Eden #1
Setting:	Canada

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3-1/2 stars for this one. It started out very reminiscent of Jenna Black's Morgan Kingsley series. However, I was pleasantly surprised with the second half of the book. The likable characters really drive the story.

Rating: 4.5/5 StarsThis book took me so long to review, and it's not because I didn't enjoy it. In fact, I think that, if anything, The Demon in Me is a refreshingly new twist to paranormal books.Readers meet Eden, a young woman living on her own. She's struggling to make ends meet within a dying business. Hired as a "psychic consultant", our heroine is exploring a serial killer's home. Imagine her surprise when she stumbles upon our friendly neighborhood demon Darrak, who wastes no time in

Pretty decent book. Third person POV. Bad demon becomes good demon. Good person unknowingly becomes black witch via sex. Yeah, that's different. LOL.Protagonist is very relatable, quirky and funny. I like her.Love the part about a Goonies poster!Author didn't say how to get rid of the demon since the one person who could is now dead. Hm. . . The ending was a nice surprise. Her father is a what? ;o)I like this one. Curious to read the next.



Oh man. This story really sucked me in. Eden wasn't a total idiot, and Darrak was... well, Darrak.It was very refreshing, despite the rather disappointing sex scene, and I'm probably going to get the next one.

My feelings toward this book are all mixed up. While reading it I just couldn't put it down, I had this itch to keep reading and reading but once I finish it I never felt like it was the best book ever or anything similar. It was a great read though, original and catching, I really liked it. I think it has a lot of potential to become an amazing series but it has also the potential to become one very, very lame. One can only hope next book is better and not one which will ruin everything.I liked

Eden Riley is a skeptical psychic. After helping the Chief of Police's wife find her missing dog she was pressured into taking a job as a psychic consultant for the police. No one is more miserable about this arrangement than Eden. She freely admits that she doesn't believe she's psychic. She gets hunches that pan out, but she can't make herself have psychic visions. That means she's not psychic, right? Unfortunately for Eden, on her first consultant job she gets a hunch about where a serial