Review: GOOD, BUT NOT MY FAVORITE
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 14, 2013
Demond on a Distant Shore was good but the flow of the mystery and intrigue was off.  The book was filled with too many scenic descriptions of landscapes and decor and oddities of English slang.  The mysteries when focused upon were really good.  However, I'm still unclear as to what was making the Demon/creature ill or shrink.  Was it the murders?  Did he recover when the murders were solved?  I did enjoy the time/scenes focusing upon Tiff and Royal's relationship.  IMO, the latter is an intricate and vital part of the entire series.  The humor also is still present but not overly so.Tiffany has really grown and matured.  I really admire how she tries to see various situations from Royal's perspective rather than just becoming angry when they disagree.This was the first book in the series that I feel could be read without having read the others in the series.  Nevertheless, I would not recommend someone new to the Series reading this book first because it is not the best in the series and thus, doesn't accurately reflect just how good the Series really is.