I always feel a certain sense of achievment when I finish a series, even when they are super-fluffy paranormal trashies like these. Actually, there are now and then some dark themes in Mead's books but let's not fool ourselves that we won't get a happy ending for our favourite succubus and her various demon, imp, vampire, inccubi, Nephilim and Angel friends. 
 One thing I did like about this series was it stuck to the popular meme of Hell being little more than a supernatural and eternal big bad corporation/ business, partly because it's funny, and partly because I think it could very well be true. 
 I don't want any future daughters of mine reading this kind of thing though. I couldn't care less about the demonic sexual activity, but the True Love Exists And Will Save Everything is strictly for those old enough to know it doesn't work quite like that. I wasn't drawn into Vampire Academy, but I will move onto the Eugenie O'Neill series when I get a chance. Hey, brains need love too.