Serena’s best friend is a reporter who doesn’t understand the danger she puts her self into. Now Meredith has gone missing, and it’s up to Serena to try to find her. At the bar, The Devil’s Den, Serena is dragged into the world of Six; a deadly vampire who doesn’t plan to let her go.

Six has been alive for over three thousand years. He does whatever he wants, gets who ever he wants, and now he wants Serena. Six is a vampire, and not a nice one at that. He enjoys inflicting pain and torment, and he doesn’t feel bad about it. He will do anything to have Serena.

The Devil’s Den by Gracen Miller is not a story for the faint of heart. At the start of the story we see Six do some pretty horrible things, and yet you are drawn to him. Six puts all other bad boys to shame. He hurts people, and he likes it, and he won’t feel sorry for it, not even for Serena. Somehow even seeing what we see, Six is a character you want more of. He is definitely evil, but he is also charming and sexy. Serena throws his life out of order, and he wants her more than any other woman he’s met. He doesn’t try to change himself for her, and he won’t stop being who he is, but he with her he cares. Serena is also a great character. She gets scared, excited, and torn over Six. She knows what he is, but she wants him anyway. These are two people who probably should not have ever met, but in their own twisted way, they are perfect for each other. In The Devil’s Den, the bad guys are the ones you are rooting for, even when you don’t want to. This story works, and it is a must read for anyone who loves to see the monsters get their happy ending.

Reviewed by: Ashley