The simple narrative style and straightforward plot make it a good pick for reluctant readers and dedicated genre fans alike. Fans will sweep through Higgins's tale in anticipation of the trilogy's finale. There's even a handy purity clause in the prophecy that guarantees that the sexual tension stays high. Threatening demons that pop in right before a long-anticipated smooch? Check. Kaidan and Anna know they need to stay apart for their own safety as well as the safety of the rebelling Nephilim and supporting. Six months have passed since book one and since Anna and Kaidan have seen each other. Good girl tempted by seductive but distant British bad boy rocker? Check. Sweet Peril by Wendy Higgins opens with a story from Rome in the 1700’s where two Nephilim are punished for loving each other.
Higgins ensures that Sweet Peril hits every paranormal romance trope squarely on the head.
She not only has demons to contend with, but also Kope's lovesick glances and her own heartache for Kaiden Rowe, the son of the Duke of Lust. The duo find themselves traversing the globe, from Syria to New Zealand, in order to convince others to join her cause. Her father, Belial, the Duke of Substance Abuse, sends her off to recruit other Neph allies, with the aid of Kope, who carries a torch for Anna.
Sick of being under the constant watch of threatening demon whisperers, she decides to play her high school's good-time girl and embraces a party lifestyle. Gr 9 Up-In this steamy sequel to Sweet Evil (HarperTeen, 2012), Anna Whitt, born to a guardian angel and a fallen one, finds herself bearing the weight of a prophecy that predicts her leadership in a Nephilim army that she must establish to rid the world of demons.
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