Fred and Samzen have one thing in They hate demons.
Paranormal races like vampires, werewolves, infernals, celestials, and more have come to our world and integrated into our society. Apparently a lot of humans want to date them. Who knew?
Fred, a human and expert in cults and extremist societies, is desperate for help preventing a demon-possessed cult leader from sacrificing its annual victim, the “Chosen.” Samzen, incubus and agent with the FBI’s paranormal unit, could be the perfect answer to protect the Chosen women rescued from the cult.
If they can’t stop the demon from performing the sacrifice, the victim will lose their humanity. If Samzen can’t convince the Chosen that he isn’t a demon, he might have to defend himself from the very people he’s trying to protect.
But the most dangerous threat to Samzen might not be the demon, or the murderous vampires hunting him, or Fred’s ability to drive him crazy. It might be the confusingly cheerful woman eager to see Samzen use his illegal powers.
I was intrigued enough by the blurb on this to request it, even if I wasn’t sure if it would fit my narrow genre selections. Thankfully, it was definitely a good fit. Samzen is a demon, but he’s one of the good ones and works for the FBI. When Fred needs help with a demon cult, Samzen goes off the books to help. I admit that sometimes Samzen and Fred got on my nerves while I was reading, and I’m not exactly sure why. However, this didn’t stop my enjoyment for the most part, and I will read more in this series if there is more. This is a good fit for those who enjoy their urban fantasy without romance. Give it a try! Recommend. I was provided a complimentary copy which I voluntarily reviewed.