What did you like most about this book?

[Victory Stephen]

A nice diversion from the strain is offered by the narrative's constant comedy, which helps readers empathize with the characters and their surroundings.

[Justin Henrichs]

I liked the character development in this book and the author's remarkable story telling ability. I liked this book's pacing as it flowed smoothly.

[Justin Henrichs]

I liked the character development in this book and the author's remarkable story telling ability. I liked this book's pacing as it flowed smoothly.

[Justin Henrichs]

I liked the character development in this book and the author's remarkable story telling ability. I liked this book's pacing as it flowed smoothly.

[Justin Henrichs]

I liked the character development in this book and the author's remarkable story telling ability. I liked this book's pacing as it flowed smoothly.

[Sonia Longras]

What I liked most about Demonslayer by Ian P. Eviston was the intense world-building and action-packed narrative. The author masterfully balances fast-paced battles with deep character development, making it easy to connect with the protagonist’s struggles. The rich lore surrounding the demons and their origins adds an immersive layer to the story, making every twist and turn more impactful. Additionally, the themes of bravery and sacrifice resonate throughout the book, giving readers a meaningful and exhilarating experience.