How to Seduce an Angel in 10 Days (10 Days Series)

---

And a rather confusing world that didn't really interest me but more so dragged out the plot. Jun 23, Kayla rated it really liked it. Someone throw something at Falcon. He took WAY too long to get his mind right where Tally was concerned. So long that he almost lost her. Man can be such idiots! Glad he came to his senses. I haven't had a chance to pick up Saranna's other two books in this series "How to Lose a Demon in 10 Days" or "How to Marry a Warlock in 10 Days" but after reading this one and literally laughing out loud a lot of laughing, good thing I was at home so I didn't get any strange looks I'm going to m The first book I picked up by Saranna was "Desperate Housewives of Olympus".

I haven't had a chance to pick up Saranna's other two books in this series "How to Lose a Demon in 10 Days" or "How to Marry a Warlock in 10 Days" but after reading this one and literally laughing out loud a lot of laughing, good thing I was at home so I didn't get any strange looks I'm going to make sure I get all three and I'll leave reviews for them too.

Even though I hadn't read the others in the series I was able to follow this book as a stand alone.

There were references from back books Drusilla aka Tally in the book is a witch that you see in the first book who has one little problem In the last story when she was possessed she went on a killing rampage yikes! Falcon ended up dying but then becoming Cupid So lots of problems for her. The story starts out where she's at her best friends wedding as the Witch of Honor loved the play on Maid of Honor. She's trying gracefully to slink off because everyone in the magical community knows what happened and they are treating her like an infectious disease so no one can really blame her for wanting to get out of the Witch-light.

Falcon, her childhood crush for many years follows her out and they have an intimate encounter that ends in a real snore I cringed for Tally in the beginning, imagining having something like that happen to me. Tally finds out she's been put on Parole since the things she did weren't here but the possession so the parole is a way for her to get back on track.

She's got two guardians, one from heaven and one from hell. Both are smoking hot in their own way Falcon is obviously rooting for her heavenly side and helping get her life on track and Ethelred is all about corrupting her. Though to be fair to Ethelred he does give her many lessons in the book and is actually a key role in her rediscovering herself.

See Tally has been doing what is expected of her, her entire life By the end she does what she wants to be happy in her own skin. Her parole takes place in the mortal realm Yes, Tally has to live with her parole officers Granted not at the same time The real fun part? Tally can't use her magic while she's in that mortal realm Of course when they go to the mortal realm, chaos follows, but Saranna also adds that humor that will have you cracking up the entire way.

There were some sub plots going on as well I can't wait to read all of their stories and I hope there are stories for all of them. So the real question is Does Tally use her magic? Does she get off parole? Is she sided for Heaven or Hell? Who will she end up with long-term, Falcon or Ethelred? With chaos all around, another possible chance at another destruction of earth as we know it?

Of course I know the answer to those questions, but if I told you Like I said, I'll be grabbing up the other books in this series because now I'm really curious about the backstory that laid the plot out for this story. Dec 17, Kt rated it really liked it Shelves: Review originally posted on my blog: As part of a rehab program from being possessed by the lamia, Tally has been forced into a 10 day parole period with a representative from both heaven and hell. All she wants to do is forget about her past and move on with her life and settle down with a nice warlock.

Capabilities

Unfortunately the only one she has ever wanted is none other than her best friend's brother, Falcon, the newly minted Cupid. Problem is that he is quite possibly the worst cupi Review originally posted on my blog: Problem is that he is quite possibly the worst cupid ever in that he doesn't believe in love.

It's up to Tally to convince him otherwise before it's too late for both of them. In fact not a single one faded to the background. However, that being said a few characters stuck out a bit more than others, specifically the main couple and a demon named Ethelred. I'll focus more on the couple in the next paragraph, but for now I want to feature Ethelred.

I really really loved this character. He was just so complex as he definitely had the bad boy evil thing going on since he's a demon. But there also was a whole lot more below the surface. Despite him being on the side of evil, he actually seemed to care about Tally's fate, and while his methods involved some "tough love" he still worked rather hard to help her build her confidence. I really hated the way things turn out for him and I'm hoping there will be another book in this series featuring him as I would love to see him get his happy ever after.

Getting to Falcon and Tally. I really loved these two. I've always had a soft spot for stories where the heroine has secretly loved the hero since childhood. There's just something to be said about how the hero's life gets turned completely upside down once he notices the heroine as a female, and not just another one of the guys. I just enjoy watching the guy fall all over himself with lust and then of course watching that lust slowly transform in to love. As far as Falcon, it was obvious early on that he was head over heels for Tally, especially since he wasn't afraid of her.

And trust me he had VERY good reason to be, specifically in the sex department. I also loved that he was quite possibly the worst cupid ever. I just got a real kick out of picturing him during one of his drunk moments donning his pink wings. I couldn't help the snickers. He went through a lot of growth in this book, but I was really impressed with him in the end.

However, Tally was the one who really shone as her growth was incredible. She had a lifetime of insecurity to overcome, and I couldn't be more proud of the way she finally started to find herself. In my opinion, this type of theme in a romance book where the couple has to overcome their own obstacles, to be the best kind of romance there is. It just gives the reader a feeling that the characters have truly accomplished something together that will last, and leaves them with a very satisfied feeling.

As much as I love this series, I do have to admit that the world building is a little bit cumbersome at times. There's just so many different characters and sides that made it a bit difficult to follow as I tried to remember their roles from the previous books. Considering how humorous the story is, the "clutter" did detract a bit from the light-heartedness. Between the numerous oh so yummy steamy moments to the laugh out loud hilarity, this book is a delight.

Saranna DeWylde is steadily working up my list of go-to authors with every book she releases! Tally has made some mistakes in her life, the biggest being letting an ancient evil take her body over and rocking the entire witching community.

See a Problem?

Even her best friends family her been treating her d Saranna DeWylde is steadily working up my list of go-to authors with every book she releases! Even her best friends family her been treating her differently. Now he smells like cotton candy and has pink wings. Tally has such low self esteem that she hides behind her sassy wit and pure sex appeal. Now she has even less belief in her story including herself being happy.

He refuses to fail where she is concerned, even if that means in the end he might die himself. Tally was a strong female character but her self esteem was holding her back. As she and Falcon got closer she started to realize the kind of power she had and how she could use it to finally make amends for her past. Learning to be selfless without regard for yourself was a central theme and happiness was the reward.

Tally and Falcon definitely have some hot scenes but what I enjoyed most about them was that their relationship was born out of a life long friendship that they shared. Falcon, for as much he resisted, sure experienced every feeling a man in a relationship would feel right down to the bone deep jealousy regarding Ethelred.

10 Days Series

A smoldering hero complete with pretty pink wings who needs to embrace life, a heroine who is stronger then she gives herself credit for and a supporting cast of characters who pop off the page. Hilarity ensues and I found myself laughing at the hijinx Tally experiences along her journey. Not many authors can work in a 5 foot tall walking, talking vajazzeled vajayjay into a book and make it work. Jul 16, Cassandra rated it it was amazing Shelves: This book is delicious! I feel so much better!

What better what to get to know cupid, and his lady love? How to Marry a Warlock in 10 Days. Anyway, imagine a cute, buff hunk of a guy in pink…glittery…angel wings. Through in a couple werewolves, a few demons, a couple angels, and a man eating fiend? Yah, it goes there!

I honestly am in love with this book, and this author! I would read it again, and again, and again! Feb 20, Christi Snow rated it really liked it. This is 3 in this series, but these books work as stand-alones. I haven't read the other two in the series, although I will admit to being tempted by them several times. This book is number three in the series and the My Review: This book is number three in the series and the characters sound like they have been VERY involved in the story lines of the other two novels and are now living with the consequences of those events.

For Tally, she's a pariah among her people. An evil infested her in the last book and she killed several people, some whom she loved dearly. It was all worked out, but no one trusts her now. One of those she killed was Falcon, one of her oldest and dearest friends. He's since come back, but now he's Cupid Falcon and Tally have been friends for a long time and they've circled around their attraction for just about as long, but when the powers that be put Falcon in charge of Tally's probation, that puts them in prolonged contact with each other This is a fabulously fun world.

Falcon is one of three triplets, so we have all those sexy guys. His sister and Tally's best friend just married another super-sexy guy. Falcon is Tally's parole officer on the angelic side, but she also has a parole officer from the hellish side too There's a whole lot of sexy going around It's definitely a fun book. But the flip side of that is Tally. This is a girl who's never had an easy go in life and isn't so sure that she deserves it.

She's overcome with guilt over what happened before, even though it truly wasn't her fault. She doesn't feel like she deserves love and watching her overcome that through this book was fabulous. I loved watching her develop.

Available on

It truly is a fabulous book. I enjoyed every single minute of reading it and can't wait to read the other two in the series. I received a complimentary copy of this book in return for an honest review. Mar 09, Toni rated it really liked it Shelves: How to Seduce an Angel in 10 Days is an entertaining addition to the 10 Days series. Tally is having a crappy life. She is a loser in love, a pariah to her people and now a parolee. She has ten days to prove she is worthy of a second chance. Ten long days to be cooped up with a male that has always owned her heart, but has always viewed her as a little sister.

Ten days for her life to be altered forever. Falcon is having a crappy life too. But that is what his life has become; living in pastels and sparkles. He is now being forced into the position of parole officer to a woman he has always desired. How can a Crown Prince of Heaven slake his desire for the one woman he always wanted when it is a big no-no? Their ten days together is a learning experience for both of them. It is full of revelations and discoveries, desires and disappointments. These two troubled souls will defy what is expected of them and will discover what love is all about.

While I rate this the same as the prior book, How to Marry a Warlock in 10 days, I have to say I may have actually liked it more. I like the slight direction change that Ms.

DeWylde has decided to take. It was very nicely balanced and reads very smoothly. How to Seduce an Angel is wonderful light read with tons of heart. I especially like that we were visited by prior characters and their stories were intertwined a bit.

Not in an overpowering way, but I can feel that Ms. DeWylde is setting up future novels. I am definitely adding the 10 Days series to my must read list. I have enjoyed everything about them. These novels have a lighthearted feeling to them along with whimsical humor, practical plots and appealing characters; a winning combination! This is a vividly entertaining series. My only issue was that since it was third in the 10 Days series, I was missing out on a lot of plot that happened in the two previous books, which made the story a little hard to get into.

Luckily, there was a cute main couple, great supporting characters and lots of laughs to keep me interested.

Account Options

Tally and Falcon are an adorable couple. And though it is obvious that in the end Falcon will be the guy for Tally, it is fun to watch all the other guys she interacts with along the way. While there is information given about what happened, why, and what the results were, it was still not all very clear and I found myself making a lot of conjectures. And I would like to take a moment and say, really- Falcon? Several graphic sex scenes, sensuality Originally posted at Strange Bedfellows: I decided to plunge ahead anyway, without reading the previous books, so please take my comments with a grain of salt.

Obviously, I was a little lost since this book starts off with some heavy backstory. As in, right smack dab in the middle of backstory. You'll definitely want to read the first two books of the Originally posted at Strange Bedfellows: You'll definitely want to read the first two books of the series, How to Lose a Demon and How to Marry a Warlock before reading this one. I was able to fit the pieces together well enough, but I can easily imagine that a sequential read makes the storyline more interesting. Not to imply that I didn't enjoy the book because I did, very much so. This is a funny, fast-paced story that's packed with magic and mythical beings.

It's quite a lineup: So there I was, following along despite not having done the assigned reading, and I'm loving everything. And my attention span narrowed down to him. I couldn't help it; he's just so delicious. He's that perfect sort of asshole Adonis -- completely irreverent and self-absorbed, too pretty for anyone else's good, and suspiciously sweet when it suits him. I don't know what it says about me that I love these kinds of characters, but Ethelred completely stole the show.

I really had a hard time focusing on the main story with him around. I'll admit, I started speed-reading through scenes that didn't include my beloved dickhead demon. For the sake of Ethelred alone, I'd recommend this book. But, really, there's a lot to like. Again, though, make sure you've read the previous books first. All she wanted was to settle down with a nice warlock, have babies, and grow old together. But she's got a bad habit of falling for the wrong warlock. Too bad her Heavenly Parole Officer is none other than the heart bandit himself--the newly appointed Cupid and current fixture in all her fantasies, Falcon Cherrywood.

He can't think of anything more humiliating than flying around in pink wings shooting arrows into hopeless fools. Archery was never his strong suit and Falcon doesn't even believe in love. But more troubling are the feelings his sinfully irresistible parolee sets off in him--for only Tally has the power to make him believe in things better left to fairy tales, like Happily Ever After.

Read on your iOS and Android devices Get more info. Capabilities Text to speech. Additional information Publisher Kensington. Seller name Penguin Random House. File size KB. Content protection This content is DRM protected.

Additional terms Terms of transaction. Publishers Weekly DeWylde's third Ten Days slapstick paranormal after How to Marry a Warlock in 10 Days chronicles more of the magical hijinks of her lusty, loony cast of characters. Ratings and reviews No one's rated or reviewed this product yet.

• The Idiot: A short story
• L’offerta di schiavitù: Una Fantasia BDSM (Italian Edition)
• How to Make an E-Book Cover with Gimp
• Merkmale und Funktionen der Traumbilder in Ernst Tollers Drama Die Wandlung (German Edition)
• Appointment with a Manifestation