The Georgina Kincaid series is coasting along at its normal, subpar speed in Succubus Dreams. Now, I loved Succubus Blues and was disappointed by Succubus on Top; Dreams is pretty much that same feeling as On Top with even more idiocy. Let's dive right in. 
 Georgina is super heavy on the angst train this book. Woe is her, she has this hot (incredibly boring) boyfriend she can't have sex with, yet she's super in love with! Good god, woman, kick him to the curb already! I don't care how pure their love is, most of the time she's miserable because of their situation (not because of him. I'm sure the only thing she would feel if she weren't mesmerized and smitten with love is boredom). The girl is so frustrated that whenever she's upset with him or they have a fight, she goes and nails some dude, doesn't matter who. Georgina, hun, embrace that succubus nature of yours and just roll with it. 
 Niphon, the imp that cut Georgina's original deal and made her a succubus, is back and he has a brand new succubus for Georgina to mentor named Tawny. Let's just skip over Tawny; she's an idiot and a bimbo and can't dress for shit, which Georgina keeps reminding us. What made me laugh is Georgina's little inner monologue when she sees Niphon: 
 Now, in the grand scheme of things, immortals like me had little to fear in this world. There were, however, three people I feared immensely. One of them was Lilith the Succubus Queen, a being of such formidable power and beauty that I would have sold my soul - again - for one kiss. Someone else who scared me was a nephilim named Roman. He was Jerome's half-human son and had good reason to want to hunt me down and destroy me some day. The third person who filled me with fear was this man standing before me. 
 His name was Niphon, and he was an imp, just like my friend Hugh. And, like all imps, Niphon really only had two jobs. One was to run administrative errands for demons. The other, his primary one, was to make contracts with mortals, brokering and buying souls for Hell. 
 And he was the imp who had bought mine. 
 Okay, hold the phone. LOL, what? Lilith I can see, maybe. Roman, what the hell, Georgina was super in lust with him and now all of a sudden he's the scariest guy in the world? We haven't even heard a peep about him since the first book. If he's Georgina's definition of scary... I have no words. Finally, Niphon. Why is she scared of him, exactly? Sure, he bought her soul, but Hell owns it, not him. What's he going to do, piss her off and annoy her to death? (Actually, yes, but let's touch on that later). 
 Seth is... the same. Boring, lame, etc, etc. He keeps missing dates and neglecting Georgina for his first love (writing), which in turn makes her go out and screw some poor schmuck senseless. Hmmm, isn't that what happened to her when she was Letha and her husband constantly ignored her for his work? IS ANYONE ELSE SENSING A PATTERN HERE? Okay, I don't care if Seth is her human husband reincarnated, he's still a boring washrag and I'm guessing her husband was too. She's better off without the useless twit. Anyway, Seth continues to be his boring ass self, until he takes a bullet for Georgina... who is immortal... and can't be killed by guns... dumbass. Suddenly he wants to see how far he can push his physical relationship with Georgina. I mean, really, how much sex does a succubus need before she can steal your energy, amirite? *smacks Seth* YOU'RE BAD AND SHOULD FEED BAD. Hugh actually bitches him out about how miserable he makes Georgina and can the imp get an amen up in here? 
 Hey, did you know Carter has angel friends? He totally does! They appear in this book and everything! There's three of them; Joel, Yasmine, and Whitney, plus some psychic named Vincent. Georgina lets Vincent crash at her place while the angels do some investigation that they won't let Georgina in on. 
 I suppose we'll talk about the title of the book and its relevance. Georgina goes out, bangs some dude, comes home, has some weird dream involving her being human and having a daughter and a husband (although we never see his face) and then wakes up drained of energy. Weird, right? She asks Eric who directs her to a dude named Dante. Dante is... well, a hustler, a con man, a smooth talker... basically, interesting. Par for the course, he wants Georgina in bed, which she refuses over and over, but tries to get his help with her dreams. Long story short, Nyx is stealing Georgina's energy while she sleeps, Nyx is who the angels are looking for, oh, and Nyx was released by Niphon, who promised that she could keep Georgina and Tawny as permanent energy tanks or something. Oh, that sneaky Niphon, why would he do that? Well, if the foreshadowing in the form of a two by four didn't hit you earlier; something is Georgina's contract is flawed and if it breaks, she can be human again. *twirls finger* Yay. Other than that, I enjoyed the mystery this time around; it was slightly more entertaining than the nephilim from SB and WAY more interesting than the Ambrosia from SOT. 
 So, Georgina actually has a female friend; Maddie, Doug's sister. (Doug is practically non-existent in this book, by the by.) And because Georgina can't have real female friends, this needs to be effed up in the most idiotic way possible; Georgina pushing Seth onto Maddie so hard that he actually dumps her soul sucking ass for her best friend. Since I could see it coming from a mile away, all I did was laugh and laugh and laugh. Georgina obviously doesn't share my sense of humor because she sobs and begs like a teenage girl whose first boyfriend broke up with her after a week. Also, what's up with Seth's "I don't have flings" bullshit? So it's okay to cheat on your girlfriend, but in doing so, that means you have to dump your girlfriend to start dating the other girl you slept with because you don't have flings? Once again, Seth, your logic sucks and you're a dumbass. Seth and Maddie have no problem making their relationship public either. Remind me again why Seth and Georgina had to keep their relationship a secret from their human friends? Workplace integrity or some bullshit like that? Well, there was obviously no cause for concern there because NOBODY CARES WHO BORING ASS SETH IS SCREWING. 
 Next up is Succubus Heat, where hopefully Georgina is more entertaining and it's not all "WOE, WHEREFORE ART THOU, SETH? WOE IS ME!" all the time. 
 I'll leave you with my usual parting gift of Carter, who actually showered at least twice this book! 
 When I opened the cupboard to look for my granola bars, I found the box empty. "Hey," I said, carrying it out to the living room. "Did somebody eat these? I had two left this morning." 
 Carter spoke up for the first time. "I was hungry." 
 I stared at him, incredulous. "You ate both of them?" 
 "I was hungry," he repeated, not looking contrite in the least. 
 "Does it ever stop with you?" I exclaimed. "First the Christmas tree, now this? You didn't even throw the box away!" 
 "I was hoping you'd forgotten about the Christmas tree. That was an accident, and you know it." 
 Carter burned down her Christmas tree one year with his cigarettes. Bwhahahaha.