Review: Cute & Humorous!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 13, 2014
Cute & Humorous!First I want to say that I really enjoyed the paranormal elements mixed with our current day modern world.  I love the idea that not all is what it seems regarding Lucifer and his demons and all other mystical creatures in the paranormal world.  I especially love entertaining the idea how the biblical ideology is only filled with half truths and where prophecy’s are only fueled by halfwit idiots who where mad at one thing and cast their ill wishes upon everyone else.  In this aspect the author does an awesome job creating a world to add to my wondering imagination making me wish I could be a witch and cast a spell to bring all magical creatures to life.Introducing the story line with a Centaurian Prophecy is fantastic.  The story’s journey begins with Lucifer (Luc) and his human wife “Elise the Witch” birthing a daughter  (Brenna) that was prophesied to bring devastation and division between the Overlords and the humans’ with a possibility causes a war to end all civilization.The story is written in first person as we’re introduced to Brenna (Demon/Witch) as she lives through each day of the 30 days going through her maturing ritual of being human and easily risking the danger of being killed in her weak human form by her one and only enemy Chiron the Centaur Overlord.Brenna is a cute Demon / Witch who has identity issues.  Her demeanor and attitude towards everything and everyone made this a very humorous read.  Yes she is a demon, but not just any demon as she happens to be the only lilac “purplish” in color, shorter than most, and instead of having a big rack of horns - she got stuck with two little tiny nubs hidden under her hair.  Her personality totally cracked me up.  Even though she was going through her maturing stage at 30 yrs old she reminded me of a rebelling teenager.Everything surrounding Brenna is cute with her magical cursed spell book, dresser, and desk that can talk back to her.  She cast spells in her sleep not knowing what she had done until she woke up later – this was very funny when she realized she’d cast souls into her bedroom furniture.  The dresser was my favorite because he liked to pick her clothes out and dress her – he was gay and very funny.Brenna has help with her maturing from the 4 men she had bind to her when she was a child by accidently casting a spell thinking she was playing Knights to protect her.  Yep, she was the first witch/demon to actually bind together a Lycan “Fenrir”, a vampire “Anbus”, an Angel “Gabriel”, and a Gargoyle “Ba’al” with her life force – so if either one of them was killed then they’d all die.  Protecting and educating Brenna was their main concern as she lived each day through her maturity.Their interaction was like a close nit family – like having 4 big brothers giving you sound advice one might say or as the overlords would say – best friends that could lead into potential lovers in the future since eternity lasted forever you have to have something to do to past by the time.  LOLI have to state the reason I am giving this a One Star for the Heat Level is because of the graphic language and the exposure of descriptive naked bodies.  There is no sex in the book but it is mention several times as an everyday experience that the paranormal world finds common in multiple partners due to their longevity of life.With all the war like challenges of gathering power and spell casting from the different creatures woven between the scenes the story became an action packed fun read.  The ending climaxed with one prophecy changed and a insight to a possible follow-up of more prophecy’s to be fulfilled.Good Read!