Devil’s Mate by Colette Rivera

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Devil’s Mate by Colette Rivera
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Love’s price is redemption.

Happiness isn’t for Lucifer. He chose to be the villain and no matter his initial motivation, he embraced being bad. Now he can’t even make amends. Luc will never have the life he fell to Earth to find.
Luc doesn’t deserve his fated mate, and yet there he is, strolling into a bar.
Dex Colt’s life has been on hold for years. It’s time to move on, sell the home that feels like a tomb, and take back his life. Starting with the gorgeous guy asking to join him for a drink. Usually, Dex would say no to more than a quickie, but there’s something special about Luc, and there’s no harm in agreeing to a date. Right?
As it turns out, harm doesn’t begin to cover it. Dex’s best friend drops the bombshell that magic exists, and reveals that Luc isn’t the sweet man he appears to be. He’s the Devil.
It’s no surprise Lucifer’s mate is the best friend of the man he once tried to kill. A mate who hates him is the universe’s retribution. But Dex inspires a better world. If Luc can mend all that he’s destroyed, he could give Dex a gift even greater than his love. And if Dex will have him, together they might truly have it all.

    File Name:devils-mate-by-colette-rivera.epub
    Original Title:Devil's Mate (Lovers of the Damned Book 4)
    Creator:Colette Rivera
    Language:en
    Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B0FH3CDSXS
    Publisher:Colette Rivera Books
    Date:2026-02-02T00:00:00+00:00
    File Size:2.254 MB

Table of Contents

Title Page
Copyright
Contents
About Devil’s Mate
Author’s Note
Tagline
Title Page
1. Lucifer
2. Dex
3. Lucifer
4. Dex
5. Lucifer
6. Dex
7. Lucifer
8. Dex
9. Lucifer
10. Dex
11. Lucifer
12. Dex
13. Dex
14. Lucifer
15. Dex
16. Lucifer
17. Dex
18. Dex
19. Lucifer
20. Dex
21. Lucifer
22. Dex
23. Lucifer
24. Dex
25. Dex
26. Lucifer
27. Lucifer
28. Dex
29. Lucifer
30. Lucifer
31. Dex
32. Dex
33. Lucifer
Epilogue
Thank you for reading Devil’s Mate
His Eternal Temptation
Her Ghostly Embrace
Also by Colette Rivera
Acknowledgments
About the Author