Review: Another great book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 29, 2013
I've been looking forward to another book by Bullion for a while, and this one didn't disappoint.  It involves characters from three of the other books the author has written, but he manages to successfully devote a decent amount of time to each of them.  I agree with some of the other reviewers that the villain felt a little under-developed, but I believe that was intentional as Bullion seems to prefer devoting most of his time to the primary characters -- their internal struggles and interactions.  Still, the villain could have used a little more attention.  My only real quibble with the book was that, unlike some others, it felt like there was too much Jack, and that particular character had regressed from the events of his own book.  He'd started to get a little more "human" by the end of Jack Kursed, but over the course of Demon's Doorway he just acts like an ass the entire time and I didn't find him very likable anymore.  I was disappointed that nobody really stood up to him at all, least of all Victoria.  I'm thinking some of that may change in the next book, but overall it was only the soft spot for me in this read.  If you've enjoyed Bullion's other books, especially those featuring Alex, Jack, Victoria and Kevin, you're certain to like this one.