Review: He's not just a Demon
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 27, 2014
I had not read the first three books in the series but it did not cause me any problem getting totally involved in this story.  Creed is an assassin.  But not just any normal assassin.  He is actually half demon which could cause some problems if the people he works for find out.  Especially since his job is hunting and killing demons.  While on his mission he finds that children are disappearing and possibly being sold as slaves. He fears they are being sold as people are scared they are part demon. He doesn't feel they have had a chance to see if they are going to turn bad or could co-exist with humans and are not something he could kill.Enter Nieve a lone women stuck in the middle of nowhere with a brute named Bear that basically uses her as a maid. Creed had a tip from the sherriff in town to talk to Bear about the missing children.  Nieve manages to overhear them talking and realizes that her son was one of the missing children.  Her son was part demon and had made her forget all about him to protect her.  And with this revelation the events in the story really begin happening.Nieve was seduced by a demon and conceived her son. When she realizes that Creed is a demon she wants nothing to do with him.  She thinks she is attracted to him because he is using his demon side to make her feel that way.  But Creed has never before felt any if the things he feels for Nieve.  Nieve reaches a breaking point when Bear backs out of giving her information about her son and her freedom if she seduces Creed and finds something he can use against him.Of course things go wrong and Bear ends up dead.This eventually puts Nieve and Creed together.  Him trying to help her find her son and complete his job as assassin all the while trying to win Nieve's love.I have never read a book quite like this.  I would describe it as paranormal futuristic western.  Yep it was all those things and more.  I thoroughly enjoyed it.I was given a copy in exchange for an honest review.