Demons Just Want to Have Fun

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A second chance at love – demon style… Boris Chesnokov is one responsible demon. Leader of one of the most powerful demon clans on earth, he puts his family and clan above his own happiness. After losing the love of his life centuries ago, Boris doesn’t believe he will find love again.Love, no. Frustration, yes—in the form of a demon female who invades his compound and puts him in his place. Gwen Taylor might be small in stature, but she is big in attitude, and for once in his very long life, Boris doesn’t know how to handle that. Especially when his mother hires Gwen to help with clan business.Now he’s spending every day with this exasperating female, and he can’t get her out of his mind. Even worse, he’s beginning to feel again. But when enemies from both their pasts resurface, can Boris and Gwen work together to protect their clan and family? And in the process open their hearts to a second chance at love? Demons Just Want To Have Fun is the fifth book in The Realm series. If you like romance with a side order of mystery and a dash of humorous hijinks, then you’ll love this series by Golden Heart® and Booksellers’ Best winner, AE Jones. Like all the books in the Realm series, this can be read alone, but they are more fun when read together.If you want to read them in order to get the full experience… Demons Will Be Demons (Misha & Callie) – single mom, big-hearted demon hero, incorrigible twins, loving (nosy) demon family, plenty of secrets, danger, demon realm (alternate universe), and a matchmaking grandmother in this romance-mystery Demons Are A Girl’s Best Friend (Aleksei & Naya) – secret baby, enemies to lovers, strong female heroine, uptight alpha male, kidnapping, loving (nosy) demon family, more demon realm, and a matchmaking grandmother (same one) in this romance-mystery Demons Are Forever (Sergei & Lela) – fish out of water, damaged hero, strong heroine, loving demon family who butts into everything, and the ever-present matchmaking grandmot