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dani_bugz 's review for:
Taming Demons for Beginners
by Annette Marie
After adoring the Red Winter series, and feeling decidedly meh about The Night Realm, I had been hesitant to read any more Annette Marie under the assumption that I was really only a Red Winter fan. Fast forward three years, I'm breastfeeding for 3-4 hours a day, nap trapped or burping for another 2, and generally living my life on the couch with a baby and I am only surviving with ebooks to keep me awake. So back to my tbr list and I found this little gem. Seeing as I wouldn't be forking out the same cash as I was with the paperbacks, I decided to give it a go, and man am I glad I did!
I finished Taming Demons for Beginners in about a day and a halfe, and only because I began it at the 3am feed. I adored the setting, the timid but courageous MC, and the snarky and frankly hilarious demon. I was not however a fan of the crossover with the Spellbound series as I felt Tori was kind of a bitch and it felt a bit thrown in. I also felt like at times the plot was a teensy bit slapdash, hence the 4 ( maybe 4.5?) Star rating. This is definitely a must read paranormal/urban fantasy and I am going to now have to go back to the Spellbound series to start the aguild Codex off properly.
I finished Taming Demons for Beginners in about a day and a halfe, and only because I began it at the 3am feed. I adored the setting, the timid but courageous MC, and the snarky and frankly hilarious demon. I was not however a fan of the crossover with the Spellbound series as I felt Tori was kind of a bitch and it felt a bit thrown in. I also felt like at times the plot was a teensy bit slapdash, hence the 4 ( maybe 4.5?) Star rating. This is definitely a must read paranormal/urban fantasy and I am going to now have to go back to the Spellbound series to start the aguild Codex off properly.