Kelley Armstrong: Personal Demon (Women of the Otherworld, Book 8)

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Rated 5 stars

“Personal Demon is book 8 in Kelley Armstrong's Women of the Underworld series. The narration switches between first person point of view of Hope Adams and Lucas Cortez. Hope is a half chaos demon. She was raised by her human mother but discovered in her teens that she was not like everyone else. She would have gruesome visions of death or accidents. It turns out her biological father was a demon. She can sense chaos and it becomes almost like the equivalent of drugs to an...”

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“I really didn't care for it. There didn't seem to much of a resolution at the end and it definitely is NOT a romance!”

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kelly v said:

“While entertaining, this is not one of Armstrong's best. However, I did find the ending to be a complete surprise so, in that, she did a great job. I just felt it dragged in spots. This is about chaos and power, challenges for power. I sort of expected the book to read that way, chaotic at times. But it didn;t and, in that respect, I was a little disaapointed. Still, I enjoyed reading it and am looking forward to more Women of the Otherworld.”

posted Thursday, April 24 2008 ( | view 1 reply )