I haven't read book 3 yet, Green-Eyed Demon; however there is a revelation and plot development (in regards to Gihuhl) in this novella that I see carrying over to book 3. And that leads to this bit of a rant and lower rating. I might or might not change the star rating after I read Green-Eyed Demon. I really hate important plot points/details in NOVELLAS. Novellas should be to enhance the story already told (IMO), not to introduce plot points that will be played out in the next NOVEL. Nothing is worse than having read the previous book and starting the next and wondering what is wrong with my memory, only to realize that said event(s) were covered in a NOVELLA. Another issue is the price of this one. It's $2.99 for a measly 22 pages. That's right. 22 pages. 3 bucks. I was lucky, I got this on sale for a buck. Otherwise, I don't like I would have shelled out 3 bucks. Or maybe I would have, who knows. 99 cents is a fair price for this length.Rant over.ETA: I looked up price and they lowered it to $1.99 This is a very shot read. I read it in a little over thirty minutes. The questions about Valva are answered in these few short pages. The readers are given very little information as to why Valva did not make it to Green Eyed Demon. It is a highly amusing story that involves a vampire owned strip club and gallons of baby oil. Violet Tendencies picks up the night after Maisie is kidnapped. Sabina and crew are looking for a place to crash for the day while she is hiding from her grandmother and her crew of evil. This story can easily be skipped. If you wish to know the precise details about where Valva the Vanity Demon went, read it here.
What do You think about Violet Tendencies (2011)?
This was a fun short story describing what happened to Vaaaaahhhhlllvaaa... I love Gighul.
—guillote14875
In this short, we find out what exactly happened between Valva and Giguhl.
—dez
