I love that this is set in the same world as The Grimoire Grammar School Parent Teacher Association. Not that you need to read that first, it was just fun to have a little blurb mention of a certain accountant that can handle turning inconvenient gold bars into mundane accounts. Working at a tech startup tends to be stressful, not knowing if it might go under at any time, or be one of those rare unicorns and skyrocket everyone into their wildest dreams. So it makes sense to compare it to the infernal plane. And it might seem quite reasonable to summon a demon to meet your quarterly quota. Queue the chaos, hilarity, cozy bits, and of course saving the world from having their souls sold unknowingly when signing terms and conditions (darn that tiny print!). Good thing Morgan happens to drop by (even if it means tons of extra work with no additional pay) and that it was Lucareoth who was summoned! I really enjoyed their capers, slight wishes to make life easier while trying to find souls to pay their debt (and meet quotas! Amazing how demons work life is so similar to cubicle life!) plus important life lessons about it being okay to want something a bit better, but also how little things from people you care about can make happiness too. I had a lot of fun reading this. Caitlin Rozakis does a great job in creating stories with lightness (even demons have a good side, at least Luke does!), coziness, a nice blend of humor with a bit of world danger to fix at the last minute, and a sweet romance to top it off. I am very glad I got the chance to read this and many thanks go to NetGalley and Titan Books for giving me the chance to enjoy another fun book by Caitlin Rozakis!

A really fun read, this is the second book in the Everyday Enchantments and I’m impressed by the sheer level of imagination. It’s so refreshing to have unexpected magic in real world situations and extremely funny. The fact that the whole concept of tech bros trading in intangible assets was fascinating, and it shines so much truth on what’s wrong with the world. I loved the characters, even those that I know would irritate the hell out of me irl. The relationships that Morgan formed were testament to her character even when temptation was calling.