A review by eloiseinparis
The Accidental Demon Slayer by Angie Fox

2.0

I really wanted to like this book. It is being relaunched after its initial 2008 release. It has everything I like. Magic, shifters, women with sass, talking animals, etc. But I just couldn’t connect with this story. I think the problem for started when a grown woman blinded trusted a complete stranger who claimed to be her grandmother. Her life had been normal and within minutes of meeting her grandma a demon appears, Lizzie runs away with her and never questions this woman’s role in her sudden involvement with the supernatural. She jumps on her motorcycle (why they didn’t take Lizzie’s car is beyond me) and runs away. She doesn’t call her parents, friends, or job to let them know where she has disappeared to. Don’t even get me started on the coven and their dietary choices. The one bright spot was Dimitri her love interest, but that wasn’t enough to keep me interested. I’m sad I didn’t click with series, but I know of a much better version, the Aisling Grey Gaurdian series by Katie MacAlister.