The Devil, Ashley Jade
The Devil, Ashley Jade
List: $19.95 | Sale: $13.97
Club: $9.97

The Devil
Devil's Playground Duet, Book One

Author: Ashley Jade

Narrator: Teddy Hamilton, Victoria Mei, Soren Gray

Unabridged: 5 hr 41 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 09/11/2019


Synopsis

☆AN AMAZON TOP 100 BESTSELLER!☆

They'll tell you I seduced them. Used my looks and body to lure them into my playground. 
They'll tell you I'm a sinner. A demon who held them captive with temptation and lust. 
They'll tell you I'm evil. A monster obsessed with the both of them. 
They'll tell you they made a deal with the devil.
What they won't tell you...is how much they liked it. 

Reviews

Goodreads review by Olga on July 08, 2018

Rozkoszny i niebezpieczny, fascynujący i przerażający, znany i obcy – Diabeł w pracy Philipa C. Almonda miewa różnorodne oblicza, ale autor podkreśla, że jego znaczenia dla kultury Zachodu nie można ignorować. W „Diabeł. Nowa biografia” czytelnik znajdzie liczne odniesienie historyczne, literackie,......more

Goodreads review by David on April 06, 2016

What Philip C. Almond offers in The Devil: A New Biography is “a new ‘life’ of the Devil, one that locates his life within the broader Christian story which it is inextricably a part.” Almond’s biography gives the reader a secular history of Old Nick and as such it is written from a non-believer’s p......more

Goodreads review by Titus on September 29, 2015

The subtitle of The Devil promises a ‘new biography’ (possibly an allusion to Henry Ansgar Kelly’s Satan: A Biography, CUP, 2006), although the book never quite explicitly argues what exactly makes it novel. Indeed, it is more of an attempt to straddle that elusive ground between the scholarly and t......more

Goodreads review by Justyna on January 04, 2020

Coś zupełnie innego, niż się spodziewałam. Szkoda......more

Goodreads review by MeriBeth on December 23, 2014

An intensive and extensive survey of the history of the Devil in Western thought, The Devil: A New Biography is geared more toward scholars and academics then the lay reader. It delves deep into the traditions surrounding the personification of evil from the earliest days to the eighteenth century.......more