When Ginny Jones finds herself in Sedona, she has the lingering memory of a hot kiss and a sudden compulsion to visit distant relatives. The fog soon clears and she realizes she has somehow been sent here by her BFF's gorgeous college buddy, Alton. Gorgeous, yes, but the words arrogant and jackass also applied all too well. And why the hell would she have been kissing him? She was not a woman who gave out even that much of her favors, especially to a man who pissed her off with his egotistical attitudes. She didn't have much time to contemplate reasons or revenge though, not with the local pets growing multiple rows of teeth and red glowing eyes. You haven't known horror until you see a fluffy pet bunny trying to tear out its owner's throat.

When Alton, exiled aristocrat from the fabled world of Lemuria, realizes he has sent Ginny into danger instead of keeping her from harm, he knows he must move quickly to resolve the matter. If the demons are erupting from a Sedona vortex, it must be closed before the invaders overwhelm this world and threaten others. The last thing he needs is her sexy body and sassy ways distracting him from his role as the only Lemurian to carry death to the demons. His crystal sword, Hellfire, is the first to gain sentience in many centuries. He owes it to himself and to his people to give his last breath in battle, if need be.

In book two of her Demonslayers series, Douglas moves the action to a slightly wider stage and explores more of Alton's back story. Eddy, Dax, Willow and Bumper return in this book as well, fighting alongside the main characters. HELLFIRE is a solid entry in the Paranormal Romance genre, with moments of humor counterbalancing the excitement and jeopardy in the storyline.