What did you like most about this book?

[Melisa Jane]

This is a discussion topic for the July 2024 Book of the Month, "Demonslayer" by Ian P. Eviston

What did you like most about this book?

[Rebecca De Figueiredo]

I liked the personable aspect. The caring side of Spirit, the humorous side of Zix, the human and sympathetic side of some of the archdemons. I’m not a fan of battle scenes or fighting yet there were enough of the other aspects of the story to keep me happy.

[Surabhi Rani]

I like the plot of the story revolving around magic. Also, I loved reading the story of the struggle between the good and evil powers to save the humanity. The element of humor and the unpredictability of the engaging plot of the story are the other features worth mentioning in the story.

[Martina Sette]

I enjoyed the personable aspects of the story. Spirit's caring nature, Zix's humor, and the sympathetic sides of some archdemons stood out. Despite not being a fan of battle scenes, the other elements kept me engaged.

[Varisha Khanna]

I enjoyed a lot in this book. One of the key things I loved was the sibling connection between Emily and Spirit, I appreciated how they seem to be willing to do whatever is required for each other!
I also really enjoyed the fact that we were able to read the novel not only from the perspective of the good guys but also from that of the demons, it made me think more deeply about their perspective and that helped me view the good and bad as not just black and white but also a grey area!

[Richard Thomasalw]

The novel's central theme of magic forms the cornerstone of its captivating plot, weaving an intricate tapestry that immediately drew me in.

[Richard Thomasalw]

This magical element serves as a compelling backdrop for the age-old struggle between good and evil forces, with humanity's fate hanging in the balance.

[Richard Thomasalw]

One of the story's strongest assets is its ability to balance this epic struggle with moments of levity.

[Richard Thomasalw]

The infusion of humor throughout the narrative provides welcome relief from the tension, allowing readers to connect more deeply with the characters and their world.

[Richard Thomasalw]

At the heart of the story lies the sibling bond between Emily and Spirit. Their relationship serves as an emotional anchor for the narrative, showcasing the power of familial love and loyalty.

[Richard Thomasalw]

The depth of their connection is evident in their commitment to each other, willing to go to extraordinary lengths for one another's sake.

[Susan Ledezma]

One of the things that I liked the most about this book was the world building. I truly like to see, especially in fantasy books, that the author takes the times to explain and show us the world that a character is living in. It helps me as a reader visualize what's going on and helps me immerself myself in the book.

[MOHAMED BD]

The depth of their connection is evident in their commitment to each other, willing to go to extraordinary lengths for one another's sake.

Exactly what I was thinking of.

[Jane Gaskins]

I loved how Spirit and his sister always looked out for each other. Every decision they made was for the other's benefit. Spirit fought hard battles, and put himself in harm's way to help his sister get the medication she needed to live.

[Rebecca De Figueiredo]

I loved the way the chapters are headed, and are about, the main characters. I loved delving into the archdemon’s lives. I liked the beginning and how it connects to the story later.