Succubus Revealed (Georgina Kincaid Book 6)

I've been following Richelle Mead books and all of them are just great. Reading the "Succubus Series" have prove that there is always some good in all creatures, even devil creatures from hell literature. Mesmerizing, thrilling and hot!

Usually I get really sad whenever I finish a book series that I really love, just because there isn't going to be anymore books, but with Succubus Revealed, I thought it ended so perfectly that I didn't need to be sad. I thought Richelle Mead did an excellent job with the Georgina Kincaid series and I cannot wait to read what she comes out with next!

Absolutely amazing! I would have to say this is my favorite series of Richelle meads that I have read:) The last book and ending gave me everything I wanted and left no stone unturned for me. I read the whole series in about three weeks and plan to start re-reading again:)

I finished reading Succubus Revealed this morning.... and have not stopped thinking about it since. True it didn't reveal new story lines or plots (as other reviews have pointed out) - but as it was the final book in the series I wouldn't expect it to.

Richelle Mead is an extremely talented author and the Succubus series was beautifully completed. After reading it, I feel satisfied with how things in Georgina's life turned out and feel privileged to have read the books and joined her "on the journey".

Carter is by far my favorite character. I find myself getting teary just thinking of his final scenes. So moving - just beautiful.

I would love to see a spin off series based on Carter. A Kayla or Roman series would also be wonderful.

Thank you Richelle Mead for more of your brilliant work! 5 stars!

A dynamic ending to the series. This series has initiated emotions of despair, laughter, passion, fear and joy for Georgina and the situations she has encountered. It has prompted my belief that true love can prevail.

Georgina Kincaid is a succubus who isn't happy with the status quo and is now trying to petition hell for her soul back. A very touching story of love, the discovery of betrayal and the twist that will throw you for a loop.

A great, if predictable, ending to this series. Mead is by far my favorite author and the reason she earned that title is obvious in this book. Gorgina is a complicated character with obvious faults. All those faults are highlighted in the epic ending of the series. But I think what really warmed my heart was the fact that she was able to forgive herself. With the characters that were hurt by her forgiving her, she allowed herself to look past her own flaws. This book is a must and reading it made my week. I know I will be on a Mead high for a while. Really reading other books will be a challenge when they will have to measure up to Mead's work.

OK...I have read several reviews from hero worship to "send her packing" insults.
I wasn't looking for someone to tell me how I feel about the series. I really enjoyed the series and the characters. I was looking for anyone to be as bothered as I was with the unacceptable amount of editing errors in book six. So much for reading fluency.

Succubus Revealed was released within a month of Bloodlines which was also riddled with errors. I'm a teacher and have been in the habit of marking editing errors in books with a pencil. It is not that uncommon to find one or two now and then but not so much with big name authors or fancy hardcover books. When you pay large amounts of money for a library you can be proud of, you deserve the professionalism that was lacking in these two books. Ten errors in the way of "happy ever after" left me not only disappointed but insulted. I will look forward to a second printing of Succubus Revealed and hope for proper editing.
As much as I respect the author, I had to shake my head at both of these books.
WMB

OK...I have read several reviews from hero worship to "send her packing" insults.
I wasn't looking for someone to tell me how I feel about the series. I really enjoyed the series and the characters. I was looking for anyone to be as bothered as I was with the unacceptable amount of editing errors in book six. So much for reading fluency.

Succubus Revealed was released within a month of Bloodlines which was also riddled with errors. I'm a teacher and have been in the habit of marking editing errors in books with a pencil. It is not that uncommon to find one or two now and then but not so much with big name authors or fancy hardcover books. When you pay large amounts of money for a library you can be proud of, you deserve the professionalism that was lacking in these two books. Ten errors in the way of "happy ever after" left me not only disappointed but insulted. I will look forward to a second printing of Succubus Revealed and hope for proper editing.
As much as I respect the author, I had to shake my head at both of these books.
WMB

Richelle Mead has some of the best character's created. Long after reading her books, her protagonist live on: Georgia Kincaid, her lover Seth, Eugenie and Dorian, Rose and Dimitri. I find myself thinking about them and replaying scenes just before falling asleep. I love that feeling you only get by reading great books.