The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayers (Demon Slayer, #2)

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The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayers (Demon Slayer #2)

by Angie Fox (Goodreads Author)

3.86 of 5 stars 3.86 · rating details · 828 ratings · 79 reviews

Demon slaying powers should come with an instruction book ...

Seriously. Why does a new hair dryer have a twelve-page how-to manual, but when it comes to ancient demon-fighting hocus-pocus, my biker witch granny gives me just half a dozen switch stars and a rah-rah speech? Oh, and a talking terrier, but that's another story. It's not like my job as a preschool teacher prep

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Mass Market Paperback, 308 pages

Published April 28th 2009 by Love Spell

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Jan 13, 2011 Tracy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: demons, paranormal, on-shelf, fairies, witches-wizards, ghosts, humor

I was hoping for more from this book. I liked the plot, most of the characters and the descriptions. Yet, it took me three times as long to finish it because a lot more things were preferable than sitting down and reading about Lizzie bitch about her circumstances. 1) In the last 30 years she has missed out on getting to know her Fairy Godfather Phil, who is also her Uncle. 2) She had to get a Demon Slayer's learner permit before she could go to Las Vegas to try and save Phil from a Succubus. 3)...more

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Jul 14, 2012 Jo rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy

First of all, let me say that The Accidental Demon Slayer was awesome. Lizzie was kick-ass, the story was fast and bumpy, and Dmitri was super-hot and amazing. I loved Pirate (of course!) and the biker witches were all pretty cool. It took me a while to get my hands on The Dangerous Book, and I spent all that time desperately pining for another hit of demon slaying goodness.

I have to say, I was disappointed.

This is a good book. I enjoyed it. But that's about it.

Lizzie was... annoying. Frustrat...more

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Jan 23, 2012 Kathy Davie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, funny, urban

Second in the Demon Slayer urban fantasy series revolving around Lizzie Brown, a newbie demon slayer desperately trying to learn what she needs to know to stay alive.

My Take
The last book, The Accidental Demon Slayer set us up with the primary series characters. This installment provides us with Lizzie's backup crew as well as providing Lizzie herself with a bit more confidence in herself and her friends.

It still drove me a bit nuts---yeah, it's funny---it's also deep in Lizzie trying to shed...more

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May 06, 2011 Sarahlynn Lester rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: local-authors

This month I'm reviewing Angie Fox's paranormal romance The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayers for Barrie Summy's Book Review Club.

Have you heard of the sophomore slump? For writers, this is what happens when you spend years working on your first novel: learning, preparing, plotting, drafting, revising, and workshopping. You submit it, it sells, and wham! you have a two book contract. Now what? You have to write the second novel in a matter of months. You've never done anything like that before; y...more This month I'm reviewing Angie Fox's paranormal romance The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayers for Barrie Summy's Book Review Club.

Have you heard of the sophomore slump? For writers, this is what happens when you spend years working on your first novel: learning, preparing, plotting, drafting, revising, and workshopping. You submit it, it sells, and wham! you have a two book contract. Now what? You have to write the second novel in a matter of months. You've never done anything like that before; you've poured everything you had into that first, wonderful novel.

Yeah, Angie Fox did not suffer from the dreaded sophomore slump with The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayers, which published last week, only nine months after Angie's debut novel (and New York Times best-seller) The Accidental Demon Slayer.

Everything that was good in The Accidental Demon Slayer was still good in The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayers, and the rest was even better.

Fox is just so creative and original. Her voice is fresh, and, hey - geriatric biker witches, roadkill magic, a straight-laced preschool teacher turned demon slayer - what's not to love?

Maybe just two small things. Like the first novel in the series, this one is tight and fast. Sometimes it's so tight and fast that it feels a bit rushed and I wonder - hey, what just happened? How did we get here? I think I missed something. But certainly tight and fast is better than sloppy and dragging, so I'll take it.

My other little complaint is with the romance angle. Don't get me wrong, I'm all about sexy Greek griffins. But Lizzie was a preschool teacher just a couple of weeks ago. She'd never heard of demons or magic, she'd never met her Grandma or smokin' hot Dimitri. Since then, life has been a whirlwind of trying to get up to speed . . . and stay alive.

I get that Lizzie and Dimitri have shared some intense experiences (read the first book to explore that understatement!) but Lizzie's transition to acceptance - and love - was awfully fast. She kept talking about "the old Dimitri," "this new man," and "the real Dimitri" (P. 106). But after only knowing a guy for a couple of weeks, how could she really be sure what the "old Dimitri" was like all of the time?

I'm thinking she couldn't, since Dimitri behaves very unreliably in this novel: disappearing, lying, keeping huge secrets, being undependable . . . and feeding on her without asking for permission. Lizzie sleeps with him anyway, and thinks about love when they mostly seem to connect through sex throughout the beginning and middle of this story. It gets a lot better at the end, don't worry. That's good, because for a while I was thinking that this seemed like a very unhealthy relationship and I was rooting for Lizzie to dump the griffin!

But mostly The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayers is great: a clever, funny, creative, surprising, fast read. So let's wrap up with a few more positives, shall we?

Fox did a really nice job of catching up new readers - no easy task in a paranormal - without boring return customers like me. And she has some wonderful turns of phrase throughout this book. I'll close with a wee little quote from the first scene.

"Pardon," I mumbled as I braced one hand on a rust-flecked cigarette machine and eased a black boot up and over the very hairy man who seemed to be using the selection knobs for a pillow. His mouth slacked open and a snore rumbled in his throat. Of course he wouldn't have noticed if I'd tap-danced across his whatnots, but I was raised as a good Southern girl and, well, old habits die hard.(less)

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Jan 17, 2010 Ellz Readz added it

My thoughts...Book 2 of Angie Fox's Demon Slaying series takes readers on a magical tour of Sin City. This time she is up against a Succubus who has stolen her Fairy Godfather. All of my favorite characters were there including The Biker Witch gang, Dimitri and little Pirate. I saw a different side of Dimitri in this book, he was very vulnerable. Lizzy definitely grew into her black slayer books and her powers.

The plot was fun, and it taught the readers more about the mysteries of Fox's magical...more

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Jan 11, 2010 Sabrina rated it 4 of 5 stars

Confession: I love paranormal romance – the kick ass heroine who saves the day while being smart and sassy is totally part of why I started Cheeky Reads. In my mind's eye, I picture myself as the girl who can always give the sassy comeback to any quip. In real life? Well, let's just say I try really hard, but my sassy girl tendencies run more to the quirky and comedic.

Which might be why I can't resist paranormal romances that make me laugh out loud. Give me MaryJanice Davidson, Kim Harrison, Jud...more

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Oct 04, 2009 Lexie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: review-blog, genre-urban-fantasy

When I first came into the first book, The Accidental Demon Slayer, I was convinced (for some reason) that this would be like Buffy but with an older protagonist. In some ways it is--its humorous, with a female lead who is flying by the seat of her pants and has a support circle that helps to save her often, but in others its not.

In Book 2 Lizzie seems to have things a little more under control and has accepted (if not happily) her genetic birthright. Unfortunately life has a way of messing thin...more

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Aug 10, 2009 Heather rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, arc, united-states, contemporary-fiction, favorites

The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayers by Angie Fox

Genre: Paranormal “Romance”

Ok, some details about this book. This is actually the second book in a series. The first book is called The Accidental Demon Slayer and that is the name of the series as well. I am pretty sure that there is going to be another one as well. I have not read the first book but that didn’t seem to be a problem while reading this one. There was just enough information to give a new reading background into what happened in...more The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayers by Angie Fox

Genre: Paranormal “Romance”

Ok, some details about this book. This is actually the second book in a series. The first book is called The Accidental Demon Slayer and that is the name of the series as well. I am pretty sure that there is going to be another one as well. I have not read the first book but that didn’t seem to be a problem while reading this one. There was just enough information to give a new reading background into what happened in the first book, but not so much that a series reader would feel like it was redundant. I definitely will be picking up the first book to find out more to the stories they touched on.

This type of book is not my typical style read, but I enjoyed it right from the beginning. Right off the bat it reminded me of the TV show Charmed, in the sense that she is new to the paranormal world and is fighting demons. The main character, Lizzie, is a pre-school teacher who just a month ago found out she is a demon slayer. She is a perfectionist who likes to plan EVERYTHING out (just like me) and is finding that hard to handle with her new “job”. She finds out that her uncle has been taken by succubi (female demons who are empowered by sex) who have some plan to destroy the world. Lizzie’s major problem is that she is still learning how to manage being a slayer and how she is going to save the world (at least she has some help from her boyfriend, a shape-shifting griffin, and her grandmother’s biker gang of witches). I think the funniest part was when she was taking the test for her slayer’s license (imagine the worst case scenario at a driver’s license test). This is the paranormal part.

I think the romance portion of the genre is stressed a little less, hence the quotes. There are 2 sex scenes in the book but I felt that they were used tastefully and both served a purpose. They were an integral part at moving the plot along and actually were very important to the paranormal part.

I read this book in 3 days, which is SUPER FAST for me. I just couldn’t put it down and the end of the chapter always left me wanting more. For someone new to paranormal this book was very good at describing what these different types of creatures were and what they could do. It was easy to understand and follow. I really enjoyed reading this book because it was something different and I could totally escape into the fantasy of it. This book was also absolutely hilarious. The main character is sarcastic and the characters are written humorously.

The third book in the series, as of right now titled A Tale of Two Demon Slayers will be released in February 2010. If you want more information on the books or the author, you can visit her website.

5 out of 5 stars!
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Jun 22, 2009 Dani rated it 5 of 5 stars

Lizzie Brown was just your average (if not slighlty OCD) preschool teacher until her 30th birthday when she found out she was a demon slayer. Since then nothing has been the same. Her sweet hyperactive Jack Russel terrier is now talking to her (or as he says she can finally understand him), her long lost grandmother is a biker witch with a coven of crazy witches at her side and Dimitri who is her "protector" (and love interest) just happens to be a shape shifting griffin.

This time Lizzie and th...more

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Nov 16, 2010 Shelley aka Gizmo's Reviews rated it 3 of 5 stars

Synopsis: Accidental demon slayer Lizzie Brown and her grandma's coven of Harley riding biker witches have rolled into Sin City to take out a super-sexy succubus who has her eye on world domination-and worse, Lizzie's man and she also has her sights set on Lizzie's fairy godfather that she had no clue existed. Lizzie also must pass a mandatory licensing test or she will be hunted down and killed.

Okay, seriously, this series is as silly as they come, but it also has it moments. The licensing test...more

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Feb 17, 2012 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was a great, fun, quick read for me. I picked this up in the wrong order, so even though it’s the second in the series it was the first I had read. I would recommend to new readers to go back and read the first in the series. There were a few points that I think I was a little unsure of that probably would have been cleared up if I started from the beginning. Other than that this was a great read. I loved our heroine, Lizzie. She was strong and quick thinking. Her talking dog, Pirate, was a...more

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May 12, 2009 Nely rated it 4 of 5 stars

Lizzie is back in this sequel and it seems she has chosen to embrace her calling and truly become a full-time demon slayer. As the story commences, Lizzie is in quite a bind - firstly, she is fined by the DIP (Department of Intramagical Procedures) for all the ruckus that the first book entailed (The Accidental Demon Slayer). And secondly, she is informed that her uncle has "shacked up" with none other than a demon in Las Vegas. On a permit (no license - since she failed her demon-slaying test a...more

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Oct 11, 2010 Mrs. Missive rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was a solid three an a half stars for me. This book had a lot going on. We start out with Lizzie trying to save her Fairy Godfather. While trying to get her Demon Slayer lisence (this whole part could have been left out in my opinion), she learns of a demonic invasion, stays in a magical hotel, has evil numbers appearing on her body, discovers a gateway to hell, all while trying not to have sex with her eye-color changing boyfriend so she can save the planet from the apocolypse. I don't kno...more

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Jun 08, 2009 Debbie rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book was funny and kept moving at a good pace but I can't say I loved it. I did not read the first book in the series (and it did not feel like you had to) but I am not sure if that made a difference. Lizzie's grandmother cracked me up and I loved her dog, Pirate! Lizzie is one of those perfect good girls who has never gotten a ticket and not even an over due library book fine but she needs to learn how to kick some major butt fast as she tries to rescue her uncle from a succubi. Then she f...more

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Nov 09, 2010 Erin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: november-challenge-books

You know what? This was a good solid 3 stars. I enjoyed it. It was a refreshing change from the last couple of books I read in that it didn't feel like a total life suck.

I read the first book in this series about a year ago and liked it. Not enough to rush right out and buy the next book but enough that I remembered what happened. (Honestly, I often forget a book's plot five minutes after I finish reading.)

This series is pretty much what I recalled. It's not groundbreaking. There not much new h...more You know what? This was a good solid 3 stars. I enjoyed it. It was a refreshing change from the last couple of books I read in that it didn't feel like a total life suck.

I read the first book in this series about a year ago and liked it. Not enough to rush right out and buy the next book but enough that I remembered what happened. (Honestly, I often forget a book's plot five minutes after I finish reading.)

This series is pretty much what I recalled. It's not groundbreaking. There not much new here. Angie Fox has simply taken some good ideas and made an entertaining book. It's fun but it ain't life changing. Of course, it doesn't tout itself as lifechanging...

Dimitri, the smoldering male lead is good but typical. He's hot, he's magical, he's demanding, he's seriously over-protective...but the difference in this book is Lizzie. She REFUSES to take his s*&t. When he gets over-protective, she pushes back. And it makes for a great message about love/like/lust.

I am so over heroines who buy what the male character says at face value and allow him to boss them around because they are so hot. Lizzie ultimately learns that she could actually stand to let other people help her decide what to do more often and it is such a refreshingly realistic viewpoint (in a demon slayer novel, no less) that I think Angie Fox must be pretty cool herself. I like Lizzie. I wish she were my friend.

The Red Skulls are cool. I want to be just like them when I get older.

My favorite character in the books is, HANDS DOWN, Pirate. Creating this Jack Russell character who can speak is clever enough, but the way he speaks is exactly how I always imagined dogs would sound. Maybe you have to be a real dog lover to get how amusing this is but to use Pirate as a comedic device and foil for some of the serious trouble that occurs is sheer genius. I wish more books in this genre had a character like Pirate. Can you imagine if Bella had a talking dog? ("Uh...Bells? That guy has been standing outside your window all night long. Is he waiting for a treat or somethin'?")

Hell, I am changing my review to four stars because it made me smile after a week of books that made me want to commit hari kari. (less)

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Sep 05, 2010 Blodeuedd Finland rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance

Must write a quickie since I should have written this one a week ago.

Plot:
Lizzy's uncle has been seduced by a succubus in Las Vegas and the gang set out to save him. But first she needs a demon slayer license and that will not be easy. And Dimitri sets out on his own. She has her hands full.

Characters:
Lizzy learned a whole lot of new tricks, Pirate was awesome, they found a new friend. Dimitri was rather elusive. The biker witches, oh they make this book. And the fairies were a nice touch to it....more

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Aug 18, 2011 Seduced By Books rated it 3 of 5 stars

Ok, I have to do these reviews together, because I snagged these up at a sale, and blew through them all in one weekend, so it was like one big fun book all together.

The story line was a little reminiscent of Katie MacAlister’s Aisling Grey series, which I LOVE. Our poor girl, gets sucked into a world she didn’t know anything about, her dog starts talking and she has a gorgeous shifter. Fox definitely kept it fun.

In Book 1, Fox tosses you right into Lizzie, and the craziness kicks up in full g...more

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May 18, 2011 Lisakmoody rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is the second installment in the Demon Slayer series. Lizzie must take on succubi causing trouble in Las Vegas. There is the thrill of continuing on with a character who you enjoyed in a previous book. You can see the growth of where they were before and where they are going now, this is definitely true with Lizzie. She was thrown a lot of curve balls in the first book where her life changed drastically (pre-school teacher to demon slayer).

I enjoyed the continuing development of the relatio...more

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May 30, 2009 Carmaletta Hilton rated it 2 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I had really high hopes for this book. The first book was fun and quirky, and I love the Red Skulls. I figured that we'd get to know Dmitri better in this book, and my opinion of him would change. It changed alright... for the worse. I like Dmitri even less than I did in the first book. He has absolutely no respect for Lizzie. He speaks down to her, and that's when he even deems her worthy of knowing what he's doing at all. He doesn't really care what she thinks, what she wants, or how she feels...more I had really high hopes for this book. The first book was fun and quirky, and I love the Red Skulls. I figured that we'd get to know Dmitri better in this book, and my opinion of him would change. It changed alright... for the worse. I like Dmitri even less than I did in the first book. He has absolutely no respect for Lizzie. He speaks down to her, and that's when he even deems her worthy of knowing what he's doing at all. He doesn't really care what she thinks, what she wants, or how she feels. He's in control. This is a growing trend in paranormal romance that has reached a point where I hardly even want to read it anymore. I don't understand how any woman can be in love with him. Honestly, I felt more "potential relationship" chemistry between Lizzie and Max.

Lizzie got on my nerves a lot, too. While it's good that she learned in the end that she can't do it alone, it's sad that it took her until the last couple of chapters to realize that. She spent most of the book giving crap to anyone else who made any kind of mistake. I wanted a more confident Lizzie, but what I got was a cocky, conceited Lizzie. I was actually glad that she got so thorough a beat down before she came through and figured it all out. I was glad to see her put in her place.

The only thing I really like about these books are the Red Skulls and they weren't in this one nearly enough. Lizzie was too busy shooing them off and treating them like children for me to get any good time with them. And since they were gone, so was the only other good thing that I liked, Pirate. I was actually mad at Lizzie for having an attitude with the ghost that was spending time with Pirate. He was teaching Pirate good things and playing with him, all things that Lizzie doesn't have time to do. It wasn't put forth as though she was jealous of that, either. She was just mad that the lowly servant dare to play with her dog.

If there's another book coming, I don't know that I'll be able to read it. I was so anxious to read this one, and in the end, I put it down halfway through in favor of a host of other books. This was just not as good and fun as I wanted it to be.(less)

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May 17, 2013 Linda rated it 4 of 5 stars

I still really like this series, but have to agree with a couple of other readers, it wasn't as good as the first one. Lizzie is a bit more annoying in this one. I still like her and I also get why she can be frustrated given there is no one to really teach her how to be the slayer yet be expected to slay every demon she meets. Not fair!

For the highlights:
Lizzie does not get to go to Greece with Dimitri. Instead, she has to head to Vegas to save an uncle she did not even know she had. Surprisin...more

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May 31, 2009 Jennifer Defoy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: shelf-awareness-books, 2009-reads, paperbackswap-sent

This was a pretty good book. I've recently gotten into PR & UF books and I'm finding that I'm liking them.

The story is about Lizzie Brown, who recently found out she was a demon slayer. Lizzie has to travel to Vegas to stop a succubus with plans to unleash Armageddon on earth. Along to help her is a coven of biker witches, her griffin boyfriend, and her dog - Pirate.

I really liked the writing in this one. The author is able to write conversations in a relevant way. The characters speech is...more

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Jan 13, 2011 Lee rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own, paranormal-supernatural

This book had an interesting world, characters, and overall concept. The story and plot were fine. The writing itself, the execution, was where it failed. It just wasn't written in a captivating or compelling manner. The main romance, Lizzie/Dimitri, was very boring. It felt like Dimitri was just there as a plot device and afterthought, a cardboard sexy and supporting love interest for the main character. His personality and character felt very underdeveloped and lacking, and his motivations and...more

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Feb 03, 2013 Tracey Cheesman rated it 4 of 5 stars

I normally don't read sequels before I read the first book in a series but I will definitely keep an eye out for the first one. Good paranormal romance, especially if you like your books to have less cussing and such. Personally, her mode of cursing (ultra-vanilla phrases like "Oh Sheboygan") kind of made me roll my eyes but I got used to it and by the second half I the book I was enjoying it more and I might steal a few phrases. The plot had plenty of twists and turns, so just when you think yo...more

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Jun 08, 2010 Jessica rated it 4 of 5 stars

The problem with starting a new book is jumping into a series without reading book 1. I didn't have book 1 and wasn't sure if I wanted to buy it, so I read this book blind to the first. It wasn't too bad either. I might go back and read the first one if I find myself without a book, but I have another book to read now. Another freebie I got at RT. Then when I finish with that one, Blood Song should have come in the mail by then!

Overall this book was entertaining. I like the way Angie writes. Not...more

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Jul 28, 2011 Amanda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: demons, humorous, pnr, series

Lizzie, accompanied by the geriatric biker gang, the Red Skulls, and her griffin boyfriend, Dmitri, is off to Las Vegas to attempt to save her fairy godfather from a succubus. This book is an improvement over the first with a tighter storyline, rounder characterization, and better-written action. I enjoyed the central plot-point of Lizzie attempting to determine what exactly the demon slayer truth "sacrifice yourself" means. However, the sex scenes with Dmitri are still cringe-inducing. Thankful...more

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Mar 09, 2011 chucklesthescot rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, humour, paranormal-romance

Lizzie is a beginner demon slayer, still trying to work out what she is doing. Uncle Phil has been seduced by a succubus and is being used as part of a plan for world domination and only Lizzie, the biker witch gang and her griffin boyfriend Dimitri can save the world. Add in a cute talking Jack Russell and you have your plot.

The best thing about the book is the biker witches who don't get enough exposure. I'd rather have read more about them than Dimitri and his sex obsession when more importa...more

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Feb 25, 2013 Jennifer rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: library

More like 3.5* I am a fan of this series, but I find myself irritated with all of the characters at different times and for different reasons. They are all stubborn and foolish and why can't Grandma just tell Lizzie important things already?! Sometimes I just want to yell at the characters to get over themselves and start being productive instead of secretive. However, as irritated as I get, I do still really like the series and I am looking forward to reading the next one.

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Jun 01, 2009 Aileen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Wacky characters, a zany tale and saving Las Vegas...Lizzie still struggles to understand her newfound powers, but learns to put them to use quickly. Angie Fox again writes a thrilling, fun book with the most memorable cast of biker witches around. One wonders if the next book will bring a reunion with Lizzie's long-lost mother or siblings, which could catapult the family dynamics into Jerry Springer territory. But with a boyfriend like Dimitri, who needs a family?

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Apr 26, 2011 Heather rated it 3 of 5 stars

Still reading it. I read the first one, "Accidental Demon Slayer". It is pretty good. Just something to read for fun. I love her Witches that she travels with. Her hunky boyfriend isn't in this book as much. I am really missing him. I am only about 1/3 through it. I probably just need to be patient to get to the action of the story.

Okay, just finished it. The end was good but I was glad to finish. It was 'okay'.

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May 30, 2009 The Listmaker rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal

Not quite up to par with the first book in the series - but only because the humor wasn't quite as prevalent. It's the humor that made the first book so enjoyable.

I must say that Ms. Fox has a way with profanities. Oh Sheboygan! That was funny.

It's a good book and the series has great potential. I'm looking forward to the next book.

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The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayers (Demon Slayer #2)

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