The Devil’s Reprise

The Devil's Reprise by Karina Halle

Devils #2

The Devil's Reprise is the second installment in the Devils series y Karina Halle. This author is new to me, but I love the rock star genre so I thought why not.
I was able to follow the plot well for not reading the first in this series. I did feel like I missed some of the romance aspect that happened in the first book, but that was not a distraction. The only thing that didn't appeal to me was that it was set in the 70's. I am a fan of classic rock and 70's music, but that was before I was born so I would have liked to seen it set in this era. But with good writing style and an interesting plot this was not a hindrance either.
I loved the characters and the journey they were on. I also liked Sage's character. Not only is this a rock star name, but his character was a hard core rocker and lived it up. I liked the vulnerable side to Sage too and that he took Dawn on his tour even thought he was not on his best behavior for her.
Dawn's character kind of threw me for a loop, but in the end I ended up liking her as well.

Synopsis:
Given a second chance, music journalist Dawn Emerson and guitarist Sage Knightly are reunited, only to have their lives threatened again by a demonic bargain. The sequel to THE DEVIL'S METAL, from USA Today bestselling author Karina Halle.

When Dawn Emerson got the chance to go on tour with her favorite metal band, Hybrid, she thought she landed the writing gig of the century. But what started off as a dream for the budding music journalist quickly turned into a nightmare that she and guitarist Sage Knightly barely escaped alive.

Now, months after they went their separate ways, Sage invites Dawn to accompany him on his first solo tour across Europe and write about it for Creem Magazine. But like the last tour, nothing is as easy as it seems. Sage is a broken man on the path to self-destruction and Dawn isn't sure if she's the right person to save him. And aside from having to pick up the pieces of their burgeoning relationship, they have to negotiate the mysterious new photographer assigned to Dawn's story, as well as vindictive promoters and demonic groupies they thought they'd never see again.

Because this time, it's Dawn who made a deal with the devil and the only thing worse than having to uphold a bargain with the prince of darkness is not remembering how you're supposed to pay it back.

It may be with their souls.

THE DEVIL'S REPRISE is the sequel to THE DEVIL'S METAL and the final book in this series.