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Last of the Demon Slayers (Demon Slayer #4)
by
Angie Fox (Goodreads Author)
Lizzie Brown would like to have one normal date. Instead, she gets a towering inferno with a message: her long-lost dad is a fallen angel in danger of becoming a demon. Not good. Especially since she’s a demon slayer.
Her grandma advises her to stay out of it. Her sexy-as-sin shape-shifter boyfriend would much rather she devote her attention to more carnal pursuits. And her...more
Her grandma advises her to stay out of it. Her sexy-as-sin shape-shifter boyfriend would much rather she devote her attention to more carnal pursuits. And her...more
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October 28th 2010
by BookEnds Literary Agency
(first published October 15th 2010)
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Last of the Demon Slayers is the 4th in Ms. Fox’s Demon Slayer series staring Lizzie Brown.
Vacations are great and Lizzie and the Red Skull Witches her talking Jack Russell Pirate and their adopted dragon Flappy all lounged at the Greek Estate of her Griffin Shape Shifting boyfriend Dimitri, but now it’s life back in the fast lane so Harley’s to the ground, but when she gets a frantic call for help from her biological dad, things go to hades in a handbasket, literally.
Angie Fox first caught my...more
Vacations are great and Lizzie and the Red Skull Witches her talking Jack Russell Pirate and their adopted dragon Flappy all lounged at the Greek Estate of her Griffin Shape Shifting boyfriend Dimitri, but now it’s life back in the fast lane so Harley’s to the ground, but when she gets a frantic call for help from her biological dad, things go to hades in a handbasket, literally.
Angie Fox first caught my...more
Lizzie is back from Greece with her hunky griffin boyfriend, Dimitri, and the geriatric witch biker gang (not to mention her talking dog Pirate and Pirate's pet adolescent dragon Flappy) with plans to help the witches finally set up a real home at a New Jersey biker bar after years on the run. Of course nothing has ever gone according to Lizzie's plans since the day she turned 30 and inherited her demon slayer powers. Naturally, her birth father shows up in a pillar of fire begging her to help f...more
Well I've talked about Lizzie and Dimitri in the last review so won't go over them again. I liked this It was as all the previous books a really fun read. Oh don't get me wrong there is some serious stuff going on and some moments you still think Lizzie just doesn't quite get it. But this time the not getting it is about her desire for a permanet relationship in her life.
Her mom was a complete and total bust as a mom. Her Dad - well I won't spoil the book. Can kind of understand the abandoned ch...more
Her mom was a complete and total bust as a mom. Her Dad - well I won't spoil the book. Can kind of understand the abandoned ch...more
The latest installment in the Demon Slayer series is like running into a old friend and catching up over the weekend.
Lizzie meets her father for the first time and learns more about her biological heritage. She struggles with her feelings about being put up for adoption as a baby. Her struggle to be accepted leads her into some difficult spots (hell) and her fear of rejection doesn't always allow her to accept the help being offered to her. It just shows you, no matter how old you are, you stil...more
Lizzie meets her father for the first time and learns more about her biological heritage. She struggles with her feelings about being put up for adoption as a baby. Her struggle to be accepted leads her into some difficult spots (hell) and her fear of rejection doesn't always allow her to accept the help being offered to her. It just shows you, no matter how old you are, you stil...more
Excellent story and another romp with favorite characters. I really enjoyed the read. A little hard to review because if I tell too much of the plot it will ruin the read; definitely had some surprises. In this book, Lizzie the "last demon slayer" is up against an even more powerful demon, relationships have grown (even Flappy, the dragon her dog adopted), and readers found out who her dad was (don't expect the big, weepy, tearjerker moments, not this author's style and would not be true to the...more
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Sep 14, 2011
Shelley aka Gizmo's Reviews
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*Rating* 3.5 stars
*Genre* Paranormal Romance
*Review*
In The Last of the Demon Slayers, by Angie Fox, Lizzie Brown, her Griffin lover Dimitri, as well as her talking dog Pirate, his tag-a-along dragon Flappy, and the Geriatric Biker Witches called the Red Skull Witches, all have returned to the states and are now trying to settle down in their former bar called Big Nose Kate’s.
Naturally, when it comes to Lizzie and crew, nothing can go right or remain calm for very long. Ever since she turned 30 a...more
*Genre* Paranormal Romance
*Review*
In The Last of the Demon Slayers, by Angie Fox, Lizzie Brown, her Griffin lover Dimitri, as well as her talking dog Pirate, his tag-a-along dragon Flappy, and the Geriatric Biker Witches called the Red Skull Witches, all have returned to the states and are now trying to settle down in their former bar called Big Nose Kate’s.
Naturally, when it comes to Lizzie and crew, nothing can go right or remain calm for very long. Ever since she turned 30 a...more
This was a ton of fun. I really do enjoy this series quite a bit. I felt that Lizzie was more evolved (which was great) after the last novel and the world building was stronger. Though the plot was pretty simple, it served the character and the series well. It was good to see Lizzie interacting in a new way with her new-found father and I liked the resolution to their relationship quite a lot.
The "big bad" really isn't as scary in this one as the last. I'm not sure if it's because his time on th...more
The "big bad" really isn't as scary in this one as the last. I'm not sure if it's because his time on th...more
The Last of the Demon Slayers was a great addition to the Demon Slayer series. It was a quick, light read and comparable to Angie Fox's other Demon Slayer books in this series. I read it straight through and found it difficult to put down. Thank you for writing these books and releasing this book early. I wish you the best.
This is (from what I understand) the last in the Demon Slayer series, and due to changes with the authors previous publisher, the author chose to self-publish this one. While overall, the storyline was enjoyable and entertaining, there were some typos, grammatical and spelling errors that were jarring enough to take me out of the story for a brief moment. A relatively minor quibble overall. Otherwise, my only other issue was an ending, that while true to the circumstances, felt a bit abrupt, and...more
**Spoilers for 1st books in series** This is one of my fav series by one of my fav authors. If you've read about Lizzie, then you know she was adopted, you know about Grandma, and mom... now learn about dad ;).....
The best of the bunch! Lizzie's father finds her and it's not a happy reunion. He needs her help so she convinces Dimitri, her Grandma and the rest of the biker witches to go save him. Much adventure follows!
Fourth in a fun and enjoyable series. Nothing too complex, a good blend of dark and humor, biker witches, a few griffins, a talking terrier, a demon slayer or two...
I flounced this book after reading about 60% of it. I only held out that long because I had enjoyed the series. Starting at book 3 at least for me the books start going downhill and can't keep my attention. I truly wish I could have enjoyed this book because this series started out with so much promise.
It was enjoyable. Loved the humor. But I think I must have skipped one of the previous books because I was lost in some parts.
Fantastic book! I hope the title doesn't mean that this is the last book in the series.
A fun read...lots of action and quirky characters to keep fans of the series (like me) entertained.
Really have enjoyed this whole series. I hope she will write more. :)
I thought this had less plot than the first three, but it was good.
I really like this series. I hope there is more to come!
Okay. the third book was disappointing. But this one made up for it. Maybe it doesn't deserve 5 stars, but I loved the ending. I admit to being a bit surprised.
I adored this book! I'm also wishing, and hoping there will be more! (Hint, hint. Wink, wink. Nudge, nudge.)
The 4th in the series and another great read! I felt the last book was a little slow but this one I could not put down. Lizzie again takes on a nasty demon this time one who is trying to turn her long lost father into a demon as well. I can't call this a clean romance but the sex scenes are not the main focus of the story and very mild. I don't know if there will be any more of these books but I sure hope so. Lizzie Brown is so much fun and I can't help but want to read more about her!
Great book, great series...I wish book 5 was out!!!
Interesting series with a different look into the paranormal that maintained my interest throughout.
This was a fun book. The characters were quirky and interesting. I'd probably read another book by this author.
Yes, yes, I know these books are trashy. I really do enjoy them, though.
The love shared between Dimitri and Lizzie is beautiful. I really enjoyed this series.
Nov 01, 2010
Sooz Acuna
marked it as to-read
I liked this book and it was a fun and fast read. I will read the first book of this series to fill in a couple gaps and then read the next two in the series.
Funny, funny, funny! Lizzie gets to finally meet her birth father. He's a fallen angel! In the end, he lives up to what he is.
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Angie Fox is the New York Times bestselling author of several books about vampires, werewolves and things that go bump in the night. She is best known for her Accidental Demon Slayer urban fantasy series. She is also writing a series about a group of paranormal MASH surgeons.
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