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 The Devil's Due - Jenna Black
Newest Review: ... Morgan is approached by a rich and powerful woman who is convinced that her son has been possessed illegally, even though all ... more  ... of the paper work seems legitimate, Morgan is happy for the distraction. However, the deeper she digs into the case the more obvious it becomes there's something different about this one and everything is far from what it seems.
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This was another great addition to the Morgan Kingsley series but certainly not a stand alone book. If you haven't read the first two books you will almost certainly be lost reading this one. I would recommend starting with the Devil Inside:
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The Devil's Due - Jenna Black: Are you ready for him? (1073 words)
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-Spoiler Warning!- There are spoilers in this review for the two books before the Devil's Due but no spoilers for this book. -Background and Plot- The Devil's Due is the third book in Jenna Black's urban fantasy series about Morgan Kingsley an exorcist who is possessed by the King of the Demons. Morgan Kingsley is not like other demon hosts or even like other humans. Morgan's biological father was someone who had been created as part of a series of experiments to breed the perfect host. Unfortunately for the demons who created him the experiment with him was unsuccessful and even more unfortunately for them Morgan was born. Morgan cannot ... Read the complete review
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