The Billionaire Bad Boys Club by Emma Holly

However, after meeting Roxy, the attraction between the two is undeniable. After fighting with an exceedingly powerful demon, Adrian is left in an exceedingly bad shape. Adrian is an exceedingly interesting character and also not your usual male protagonist. The demons find that human lives are exceedingly appealing thus, there are several humans, who can give out their lives as a form of survival. This piece not only gives the ability to ensure that peace is maintained but it also gives him control over runs, the lower class demons which are constantly causing trouble.

Nonetheless, along with his career, he decides to focus on demon technology. Apart from Roxanne we are introduced to Adrian, who works as a police detective. Her class and through her lifestyle she embraces the idea of thinking out of the box, she decides to hold on to what she believes while at the same time trying to fit in with the rest. This book talks about who is standing exceedingly high between two separate worlds. As an artist, Roxanne took in two orphaned boys. Roxanne has no idea who his father is, thus for most of her life, she was forced to take care of herself. The protagonist in this novel is Roxanne, a daughter to an exceedingly famous opera singer. This is the first book in the Tale of the Demon world book series. Holy has managed to pen down more than twenty novels and was also named among the finalists for the RITA awards. Holy also loves to write about a protagonist who is bisexual. Holy’s area of specialty is BDSM and erotica romance. After writing for more than ten years, Holy finally got her breath rough in the year 1998. During her adolescent years, Holy was obsessed with Batman. Ever since she was young Holy has always wanted to be an author. Despite the fact that she was born in New Jersy, Holly was raised in Baltimore.

Born in the year 1961, Emma Holy is an America author who has mainly specialized in romantic novels and mainly focuses on BDSM.

The Billionaire Bad Boys Club by Emma Holly