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

Spoiler Alert: What did you think of the ending of "Demonslayer" by Ian P. Eviston?

I think the author did a good job of leaving an opening for the rest of the books in the series, which I am eager to read.

Battles have been fought, Spirit and his compatriots have matured, are tired yet satisfied, Amelia is still alive, Meiko has had his come-uppance, and the demons are raring to go.. all poised for the next instalment of this exciting saga.

the ending was epic

the ending was epic. the author did wonderful work by engaging the audience with various imaginations and the possibility of bringing into play new ideas and imaginations.

The book ended in a good way. I loved the tension I had reading the book.

The book ended in a good way. I loved the tension I had when reading the book.

I loved to hate the ending. I was not expecting Emily to die the way she did. I think the concept of the runes on the lockets was masterfully done. I enjoyed the shock value from it, though I wasn't ready for that character to go. It was a great setup ending for the next book.

How could you kill off Emily? I was so saddened for Spirit! The book definitely ended in such a manner; you can go right into the next installment!

The piece's ending was incredibly impressive. The author adeptly held the audience's interest by artfully integrating numerous creative scenarios and exploring the possibility of introducing revolutionary new ideas and concepts.

The conclusion of Demonslayer was truly epic. Spirit and his comrades have grown, weary yet fulfilled, with Amelia still standing strong and Meiko having faced his due. The demons are eager for the next battle, setting the stage for an exciting sequel. The author masterfully engaged readers, sparking their imaginations and leaving room for fresh ideas and possibilities in future installments

The author's conclusion of Demonslayer is epic, with Spirit and his comrades maturing and satisfied. Amelia remains alive, Meiko has faced his due, and the demons are eager for the next battle. The shock value from the ending was appreciated, but the author's masterful execution of the concept of runes on lockets left room for fresh ideas and possibilities in future installments.

My biggest question moving forward is who Ian plans to replace Emily with, and whether I shall relate with the new character in the next installment as I did with Emily. I can't wait for the next volume in this series.

Emily will always have a place in my mind. She was a character, I was saddened to see go, especially because of what the loss meant to Spirit. Still, I must say that the ending was satisfying for a sequel by giving room for anticipation.

I liked how the book ended, and I want to read more about what happens next. It was tough to lose Emily. She was such a sweet and kind soul. And I'm surprised that Spirit was able to jump back into action so quickly, considering she was his main motivation. I'm glad to see that the team is more united now, and he has people to rely on for support.