Hellbent on Her

When a demon falls out of your wardrobe at 1 a.m., the sensible thing to do is scream. Riley Harper hits him with a lamp instead. Ash — short for Asmodeus the Third, runaway prince of Hell — wasn't supposed to end up in Willow Creek. He was supposed to be corrupting bloodlines and dragging teenagers into eternal torment. But when you're allergic to evil and your dad's the Duke of Lust, sometimes a sarcastic girl's murder-wardrobe looks like the best exit plan you've got. The deal is simple: one night on the floor, horns hidden, no setting anything on fire. Then he leaves. Except he doesn't leave. And Riley stops trying to make him. Now she's smuggling a demon prince through high school, fighting off his dad's middle-management goons with a wheelie bin, and trying very hard not to notice the way he looks at her like she's the only thing in any dimension worth staying for. His terrifying father has given him an ultimatum — come home and keep his powers, or choose Riley and lose everything. His perfect, deadly ex has already come calling. And the ancient wardrobe that started all of this is still creaking at night like it has unfinished business. All Ash has to do is walk back through the portal. All Riley has to do is let him. Neither of them is very good at doing what they're told. Hellbent on Her is a YA paranormal romance with sharp banter, genuine heart, and a demon prince who gives up literal hellfire for burnt toast and the most infuriating girl in any dimension. Perfect for fans of Betwixt and Between, The Extraordinaries, and anyone who's ever wanted their love interest to fall out of a wardrobe and refuse to leave.