Review: Disturbing yet inspiring
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 14, 2013
I love to read all types of books, but I've never been drawn to choose one with a demon as leading man. But I was intrigued, thinking I would buy the first one and then I'd only be out a few dollars if it wasn't my style.I ended up buying all three, one after the other, and I read the entire series over a five day period. I was drawn into the story of how a demon finds grace, of how good can win, that the bad we see in our world can be overcome.The story is beautifully written, the descriptions of characters and locations so well crafted that I often felt I could see it or was there. That same descriptive writing gave me chills as well, there are demons in this book after all, the descriptive writing made the evil very real too. Chillingly real. I still think about it at time. I think a good book haunts you in that way.With all of that said, I really loved this trilogy. I'm very glad I stepped outside of my normal reading patterns and added them to my collection.