Lore is the sterile father and Eidolon's brother. Idess is delivering their child, a cause for celebration by the whole family. Nor can the brothers wait to hear whose "swimmer was the fastest". Yep, Idess has her baby, and everyone is thrilled. It's only a few paragraphs and does carry some happy news. I don't see why Ione didn't slip this into Revenant. Idess is It's 6.1 in the Lords of Deliverance and 11.1 in the overall Demonica series. The Characters Lore is the sterile father and Eidolon's brother. There's money ridin' on it! The Story Idess is delivering their child, a cause for celebration by the whole family. My Take I don't see why Ione didn't slip this into Revenant. It's 6.1 in the Lords of Deliverance and 11.1 in the overall Demonica series.
I'm so glad that Larissa plans to continue writing stories set in this world & I'll definitely be devouring future books & novellas as soon as they're available.more It's a great chance to catch up with some of our favourite characters from previous books, we get to see the arrival of a new member of the family and we finally get the answer to the question we've been asking ourselves for such a long time "Who's the Daddy?" It's a great chance to catch up with some of our favourite characters from previous books, we get to see the arrival of a new member of the family and we finally get the answer to the question we've been asking ourselves for such a long time "Who's the Daddy?" I'm so glad that Larissa plans to continu I loved this little epilogue from Larissa Ione (you can read it on her blog here along with a little more information about her future plans for the series: ). I repaired what I could, but whatever weapon the angel used scrambled her insides.I loved this little epilogue from Larissa Ione (you can read it on her blog here along with a little more information about her future plans for the series: ). It only lasted for a heartbeat, but it was enough to curdle the creamed coffee in her belly. It was cold and stale, but it felt good going down her parched throat. “I know.” She looked down, remembering the cup of coffee in her hand, and took a drink. “I was able to set her broken arm, repair her lacerated stomach, colon, and liver, and treat the burn on her leg, but I couldn’t use my healing ability. He jammed his hands into the pockets of his lab coat. “The surgery went well,” he said, a note of compassion softening his matter-of-fact voice. He was mated, but Blaspheme wasn’t blind. Something she did appreciate on any other day. Like all sex demons, the black-haired doctor was impossibly gorgeous, something she’d have appreciated on any other day. The stethoscope around his neck bounced against his broad chest as he walked toward her. He met her in the staff room outside the OR, and the moment she saw the bleak expression on his face, her heart plummeted to her feet. Now, as her mother was being wheeled into post-op, Blaspheme waited anxiously for Eidolon’s surgery report. She hadn’t doubted that her mother was in the best hands in the world, but she’d still hated being so helpless.
Blaspheme had begged to scrub in, but Eidolon had relegated her to “the box,” where she could do nothing but observe through a glass window. Deva’s surgery, performed by Eidolon and his sister-in-law, Gem, lasted ten hours.
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