Review: Post apocalyptic Atlanta (or at least close to an apocalypse) we start with Riley Blackthorne, in a library, who has been sent to eradicate the demon in said library who just happens to want to destroy all the books. Obviously, in a library, with precious books, you need to get rid of the d...
This is such an amazing read! I didn't want to put it down once I started it. There is always a point when you start to read books like this, ones that involve world building, the acceptance of creatures other than humans, and if the lead is strong enough to carry through a whole concept of saving...
Also appears on The Screaming Nitpicker. I received my copy through Amazon Vine.In 2018 Atlanta, the city and the United States as a whole is pretty much bankrupt, demons are everywhere, and trappers and hunters are hard at work to keep demons off the streets so they won't kill people or claim souls...
Absolutely refreshing new Demon taleWhen I read the synopsis I wanted to read that one. The premise sounded amazing so I was happy when I got a copy! What grabbed me most was the world building here. Riley lives with her dad who is a Demon Hunter for "the Guild" and Riley desperately wants to do the...
Entgegen meiner Erwartungen hat mir dieses Buch erstaunlich gut gefallen. Mal etwas völlig anderes zu dem, was ich sonst so erwische. Ich habe bisher schon einiges an paranormaler Jugendliteratur gelesen und kann niemandem, vor allem nicht mir selbst, erklären, wieso ich das tue, da es nicht mein Ge...
Maybe my rating might have climbed to 3 stars had I had the interest to find out what happened to Riley, Beck, Simon and Peter after Riley's future had been decided by the Demon Trappers' Guild. Who knows. As it is - I have read 160 pages and struggled for the last 20 or so with the first notions of...
The beginning of the book throws you right into the action with Riley, and the pace never slows down. She’s hunting a demon in a college library, and everyone is so chill about it. This begins to give the reader a view of the world that we’re just getting into, how demons are an everyday occurrence,...
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