Blood of the Demon by Diana Rowland
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I see character development on the rise.
I mean, sure, it's fun and all to come back from the dead, deal with a co-worker's murder/suicide, get courted by one the kings of hell (or whatever PC version you want to call it since demons aren't really evil, they're just morality-challenged), or just try to live your life without having to use the arcane version of Google because the price is just too high.
Or is it?
Despite everything, Kara seems to be hanging on by her fingernails as she explores the wide world of human and demon politics. Honestly, I don't really see that much difference. It *IS* a shame that she isn't getting a few unexpected powerups other than the occasional help from her demon lover's yes men, but she's still trying to find her way. A few tidbits of skills from hell does seem to be helping her a bit.... oh wait... she's on the arc I expected. :)
Fun stuff! Demons and Detectives for the romantic win! Now if only we could get rid of that third wheel Ryan... :)
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Tuesday, October 31, 2017
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