Marie Castle

Nice balance between urban fantasy and paranormal romance genres. The feisty witch-demon, Cate, reminded me of the old Michaela Werefox, the one before Fox Mate. Her dry wit and Southern manners make for an interesting lead. She had to be as the whole book was told from her POV.

The worldbuilding will satisfy urban fantasy lovers. Paranormal fans will dig the mumbo jumbo. The slow burn but intense romance (shades of Aragorn/Arwen) will inspire the hopeless romantics.

Almost a 4.5

P.S. Like show more the other reviewers, I'm eagerly awaiting the 2nd book--thanks to the teaser at the end of the book. Now isn't this a much better way of ending the book on a cliffhanger? show less

Spoiler alert!! Bon Ame was build up very well and then killed in a few pages. I hope that Demons of a Feather explains in more detail why he was a throw away character.

A first for me of this genre, but I enjoyed and look forward to the next book in the series. I enjoyed the two main characters.