title: Succubus Revealed (Georgina Kincaid, Book 6)
author:  Richelle Mead 
description: <b>Richelle Mead</b> is an international bestselling author of fantasy books for both adults and teens. Her Georgina Kincaid series follows a reluctant succubus, while her Dark Swan series features a shamanic mercenary caught up in fairy affairs. Over on the young adult side, Richelle writes the much-acclaimed Vampire Academy series and its spin-off, <i>Bloodlines</i>, about a secret society keeping the vampire world hidden from humans.<br /><br /> Richelle's books have been on the <i>New York Times</i> and <i>USA Today</i> bestseller lists and received honors from the American Library Association. Her books have been translated into over two dozen languages, as well as transformed into graphic novels. A lifelong reader, Richelle loves mythology and wacky humor. When not writing, she can be found spending time with her family, buying dresses, and watching bad reality TV. More at: www.richellemead.com.
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  ## Outstanding praise for the urban fantasy novels of Richelle Mead!
  
  
  
  
  
  SUCCUBUS ON TOP
  
  
  
  
  
  “Like all great heroines, Georgina Kincaid is an intriguing blend of
  contradictions; sexy but sweet, an immortal who remembers her humanity, and a
  girl who knows exactly what she wants in a man and a drink, but who can still
  lose herself to both. (More than once I found myself thinking, ‘I’ll have what
  she’s having’…and I wasn’t talking about the gimlet!) With sharp prose and a
  powerhouse voice, Richelle Mead took a death grip on my imagination and
  refused to let go. I, too, fell prey to the enchantments of her succubus, and
  couldn’t stop thinking, wondering, and caring about her until I turned the
  final page. In short, Georgina Kincaid has been my ruin…now no other succubus
  will do!”
  
  
  
  
  
  —Vicki Pettersson, author of The Scent of Shadows
  
  
  
  
  
  “This urban sextacular is a hoot.”
  
  
  
  
  
  —Publishers Weekly
  
  
  
  
  
  “Mead has a real gift for character-driven storytelling, for subtle shading
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