It’s finally here. I loved Angie Fox’s first book, The Accidential Demon Slayer was fabulous and The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayersis even better. (you can read the excerpts for each book by clicking the links above)
Really, where can you find a book about a preschool teacher who has no idea she’s actually THE demon slayer, nor does she have any idea how to be one. She’s got a biker witch for a grandmother who shows up very unexpected on her doorstep and things get…crazy, funny, and can’t put the book down great. Add to that Pirate, her dog, who can talk to her and a yummy hero named Dimitri and you’ve got OMG, LOL love, love, love this series.
So what about you? Ever have someone show up unexpected on your doorstep? Change your life? And can your animals talk to you?
Writing Wishes and Plotting Dreams,
Vicki
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Uh, that would be so great. And I totally wish my dogs could understand me. I would say things like, “Don’t steal food from the counters” and “Don’t poop in the laundry room” instead of “Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, Georgia” “Blah, blah, blah, Ike.”
I love the concept of this book and I don’t read paranormals. Maybe it would be a good beach read – and I am getting ready for sand in my suit and margaritas and, of course, a good book.
Meisha, one of my dogs talks to me all the time and isn’t happy that I don’t understand her.
The book is great and really even those who don’t normally read paranormal will love them.
Ooh, sand, margaritas, and a book…my favorite relaxing moments.
Come on Summer!!
I’m going to have lots of good books to read. Yeah!!
My animals don’t talk to me, but I know they understand me. Sometimes they mind better than my kids!! LOL
My dog doesn’t talk to me, but I think he talks to the kid. They both act the same. Both do the same things they’re not supposed to over and over again. They both completely tune you out if they don’t like what you’re saying. Basically, I have two kids going through terrible two’s.
I dogs do talk to me! Not exactly ENGLISH but they get their message across loud and clear. Usually the message involves either going outside, getting a bone, or sitting in my lap.
My cat thinks I’m too stupid to talk to. I do weird things like tossing her off the dining room table, taking away lamb chop bones she’s fished out of the garbage, failing to get up at the weekday hour to feed her on Saturdays, getting irritated when she chooses to use her litterbox at the exact moment when I’m trying to clean it out . . . my cat has that absolutely catlike way of sitting there, affronted, and looking at me with cat contempt.
Unless she’s suddenly full of love and plants herself firmly on my lap, reaching up to lick my chin from time to time to show she’s forgiven me for whatever dreadful deeds I’ve done in the past couple of hours.
Melissa – I’m with you, it’s time for summer reading, except my cp would kick my bottom. I have write, but I’ll sneak in a few outside in the sun reading days.
Keri – that’s too funny. Who knows, kids do seem to be able to understand things better than us adults at times. Maybe you have a Dr. DoLittle on your hands.
Cyndi – right. Mine will continue to bark until they get what they want. I think it’s fresh water, nope, a treat, nope, outside nope, time to go to bed…yep, every night at 10:00 PM they start.
beppie – cats are a breed all to their own. They totally rule the domain and know it. Yet I love them. We don’t have one, but I did for years and she was the coolest thing.
I don’t have any pets, but I’m pretty sure they can’t communicate with me.
My pet rabbit doesn’t talk to me, but she will let me know when she wants out of her cage so she can sit in my lap and be loved =)