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Taming Demons for Beginners
by Annette Marie
Demons aren't really my thing. And that's either the biggest or the second-biggest factor in my review of this book. The bigger one is that I came here because I have become a fan of Annette Marie's The Guild Codex: Spellbound series, which started with [b:Three Mages and a Margarita|39676313|Three Mages and a Margarita (The Guild Codex Spellbound, #1)|Annette Marie|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1533628669l/39676313._SY75_.jpg|61271822]. In reading those books, I've become a big fan of the Crow & Hammer guild. And my biggest complaint about this book is that it doesn't have enough Crow & Hammer in it.
Given how the book ends,.
The characters seem real and interesting enough. Our main character's backstory doesn't connect to me as well as the main character's in the Spellbound series, but I found Tori's backstory so easy to connect to in some ways that it's a difficult bar to reach.
If reading stories about demons is right up your alley, definitely read this book… for me (who isn't normally into that type of story), I enjoyed it, but not as much as I had expected.
Given how the book ends,
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I am willing to give the second book a try, in hopes that there will be more interaction with the C&H guild and its membersThe characters seem real and interesting enough. Our main character's backstory doesn't connect to me as well as the main character's in the Spellbound series, but I found Tori's backstory so easy to connect to in some ways that it's a difficult bar to reach.
If reading stories about demons is right up your alley, definitely read this book… for me (who isn't normally into that type of story), I enjoyed it, but not as much as I had expected.