A review by purplemoonmyst
How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps by Andrew Rowe

adventurous slow-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? Plot
• Strong character development? No
• Loveable characters? It's complicated
• Diverse cast of characters? No
• Flaws of characters a main focus? No

5.0

I know that Kindle Unlimited sometimes gets a bad reputation for not having a lot of books worth reading. I used to think that myself until I ran across (name of the book). This book is soooo good that it is on my top 10 contenders for the whole year.

I ran across this book randomly while I was looking for another book. Me being the nerd that I am, I thought the synopsis was good. I love anything, Sci-Fi or Fantasy. So I downloaded it started reading and didn’t stop until the end. Ad considering that my brain fog is still bad from both my ned and for Psoriatic Arthritis. I can’t focus for shit… Well, maybe I could, but I had tried to read, and it seemed that nothing could get through the haze of the brain fog.

Until I read (name of the book). Confession I used to play World of Warcraft until my eyes bled from staring at the gaming computer that I had way back then. I also paid for other games, but 80 percent of my gaming time was spent on Azeroth. Games usually follow the same plot formula in regards to quests and power-ups, and the like. Because of that, I could reply pictures apart from the nuances of the character’s doing and why. In (name of the book), the girl character speaks of going to a low level to stick up on experience easy part of the world and killing as many animals as she can. This I an easy way to level up. It may seem like a waste of time to a person who does not have this background info. What is a fast way to gain the necessary skills to defeat the big boss? After all, games have rules that everyone must follow. have Even you do not have a background in gaming, this is still a light, fun read. Which is all my brain can understand through the methxriexen haze that seems to be a permeant part of my life at the moment.

I thoroughly enjoyed spending time in this world and was quite sad when it ended. Although this is not my first choice in reading, I admit when my brain feels like it is just a huge lumpy mess and I cant ponder out what the hell is going on in a series such as Remberece of Earths path, die anyone else attempts the mental Gymnastics of The Dark Forrest? How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps is somewhat “Easier” and still provides ample entertainment.