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A review by chiarob
Curiosity Caught the Demon by Travis Beaudoin
4.5
What sets this story apart from many others is Gregory's POV. We see the human world through the lenses of his experience as a demon, with a bit of amusement at how humans act.
The book also offers a fresh take on Heaven and Hell, as Gremory portrays Hell in a more appealing light than conventional beliefs suggest.
What makes this story intriguing is Gremory's gradual realization of his feelings for Scott, the human who accidentally summoned him to Earth. While there is a plot involving the struggle to save Scotty's antique shop, the heart of the novel is the relationship between Gremory and Scotty. Both characters are well-developed, but it's Gremory who shines with his unique charm.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
The book also offers a fresh take on Heaven and Hell, as Gremory portrays Hell in a more appealing light than conventional beliefs suggest.
What makes this story intriguing is Gremory's gradual realization of his feelings for Scott, the human who accidentally summoned him to Earth. While there is a plot involving the struggle to save Scotty's antique shop, the heart of the novel is the relationship between Gremory and Scotty. Both characters are well-developed, but it's Gremory who shines with his unique charm.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.