Georgina might have been an employee of Hell, but her spirit, soul and desires only ever made her an "in name only" employee. She made a bad choice a long, long time ago, and is now paying the never-ending consequences of that choice. 
 The cast of characters surrounding her were a delight to get to know (with the possible exception of Warren, her somewhat sleazy boss at what must be Seattle's most charming bookstore). And in Seth Mortenson, Georgina has a most well-suited romantic interest. I admit that if my girlfriend told me that she had to sleep around to stay alive, and then told me she wouldn't kiss me longer than a few seconds, I'd have a rather difficult time wanting the relationship to continue. But Seth is really the perfect match for her, and I can understand being willing to put up with some "minor" things just to be able to spend time with the girl I love. 
 Enjoyable, page-turning read. I recommend it, especially to fans of Patty Brigg's Mercy Thompson and Alpha and Omega series, with the above-mentioned caveat about the sex scenes, and another caveat about the coarse language.