Title: Blurring the line between good and evil.
Review: One of the more interesting aspects of this book was the way that the author, Richelle Mead, makes employees of hell: a succubus and her buddies, an imp and a vampire, into the good guys. Mead somehow manages to make Georgina likeable, even though the first time we meet her she's helping to steal the soul of some poor hapless 30+ year old virgin who's still living in mom's basement. Further blurring the line between good and bad, Mead inspires such sympathy for the "villian",, who on the brink of chosing to be redeemed by love, ends up only with more loss and betrayal.I really enjoyed reading Succubus Blues, it was smart and entertaining and amazingly for a book in this genre, I found myself really thinking about it afterwards. I am looking forward to seeing what Richelle Mead does as an encore.
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