Good Will Ghost Hunting 2: Hells Bells by Lesli Richardson

Good Will Ghost Hunting 2: Hells Bells by Lesli Richardson
Publisher: Lyrical Press
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal, Action/Adventure
Length: Full Length (192 pgs)
Other: M/F, M/M, Anal Sex
Rating: 5 Cherries
Review by Holly

When you fall in love with the Devil’s henchman, ‘personal demons’ gains new meaning.

Kalyani Martin was a good Baptist minister’s daughter, intent on saving herself for the right guy. In her new producing gig on a ghost hunting show run by Ryan Ausar, she might have just found him: Will Hellenboek, co-star on the show.

Will and Aidan, cousins and co-stars, are archdemons, working for Ryan. Their common past has been a long and sometimes bloody one, but the three men share an unbreakable bond.

The dark and crazy days of their past are returning to unleash vengeance upon them all. As Ryan struggles to keep things together behind the scenes, can he protect the fragile joy lighting his friends’ lives, without revealing the soul-crushing truth and risking all they hold dear?

Warning, contains graphic M/M and M/F sex, anal sex/play, frequent snarkage, silly boxer shorts, hot archdemon lovin’, and toe-curling soul mate deflowering.

Archdemons as guardians of humanity, protecting Earth from evil beings. Hades’ son Ryan Ausar heading “The Firm” in the guise of CEO of a reality television show about ghost hunters, along with his two soul brothers, Will and Aidan. Oh yeah, and the best part: Hell is Atlanta. Good Will Ghost Hunting 2: Hells Bells is the second book in Lesli Richardson’s six book saga, and I have bought the first book to pick up the back story. This book can be read without the first one, but there is a lot missing in set up from the first book.

Hells Bells finds Kalyani, who was possessed by a wraith in book one, engaged to marry Will, soul brother of Ryan, and one of the Ghost Hunters on the TV show. Kal knows what Will, Aidan and Ryan are, and as Will’s soul mate, is gaining powers of her own. There are a lot of past lives intersecting throughout the book, but it is pretty clear who is who. As a result, your optimal health cannot viagra generic discount be reached. Bathmate Hercules is easy to use; all you have to do is tear off the have a peek here viagra prescription online corner of its wrapper, pour the jelly content in your mouth, and let your taste buds enjoy its fruity flavor while it starts to work its magic. A man who constantly worries about his performance might find it cialis australia online difficult in erecting his penile organ. Side effects: Its shows side-effects like dizziness, nausea, generic cialis tadalafil this melissaspetsit.com headache, etc. There is a plot by a female named Bera to try and get pregnant by one of the three archdemons, and she is working off world with a bad guy with his own agenda of revenge against Ryan and the others.

I enjoyed this book a lot, even without the back story from the first book, which I have gone back and bought. I love the sense of history and myth that Lesli Richardson has woven into this series. The characters are fully developed, and I was able to feel the depth of feeling that the characters have for each other. The issues with Kal’s dad is handled with taste and love. Kal experiences all the ranges of emotion and it is handled realistically.

I am waiting for the next installment to see what the next ploy Bera comes up with will be, and what happens in each of the characters’ lives. There is also a wicked sense of humor to this book, although it is dark humor. After all, she did name an archdemon Will Hellenboeck (pronounced “hell-an’-back” I believe) and the guys are always asking “what the home is going on?” One warning for readers with this one: if you are a happily ever after person, this is not for you. Ms Richardson leaves us with a big cliff hanger in this one, and the last line is a killer.