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The Demon's Series: Book 4
If Bright had known how good it was to be a reformed demon, it would have reformed millennia ago.
Not that reform has been trouble-free for it, granted. Its presence in the demon hunters' guild had been so divisive that Bright had to leave. Now Bright and its friends — Sunrise, Raven, and Mercy — hunt demons as an independent team in a foreign nation. When they stumble upon a strange new kind of demon, asking the guild for assistance means risking another backlash.
On a more personal level, Bright knows its three teammates would like to forge a romantic relationship with one another. Even its teammates know they want a romantic triad. But for some reason, they can't just do that. Humans are incomprehensible.
Still, the most worrisome issue is that some demons in Anesh have been working together to stop Bright. They've attacked Sunrise once, and Bright expects them to try again. Or to attack one of its other allies.
Its concerns are justified—
—but their plan is far worse than anything Bright imagined.
Titles in the series (3)
- Demon's Lure: The Demon's Series, #1
1
In the fight against the demons of the skylands, Sunrise has one of the rarest powers: that of a lure. Where demons normally feed by tormenting their victims, Sunrise draws them with her happiness. She doesn't want to hunt demons, but when a hunter team arrives at her village to ask for her help, she agrees. It should be easy: they just need her as bait for a pain demon that is too fast for them to capture otherwise. And a typical pain demon is no match for an experienced team of demon hunters. But this is no typical demon. And it has its own plans. It has no intention of being trapped, and is not worried about the hunter team. No, its main concern is: what does a demon who's spent millennia torturing and tormenting humans know about making one happy?
- Angel's Sigil: The Demon's Series, #2
2
Demon hunters trap demons. They do not help them avoid capture, and they do not help them reform. Everyone knows that demons are innately evil and cannot change. But what if everyone is wrong? After a demon took Sunrise prisoner half a season ago, it pledged to her that it would reform. That after millennia of feeding on the suffering of others, it would stop. In exchange, she promised to do her best to provide it with her happiness to feed upon instead. Her life, and the life of everyone she loves, depends upon this pledge. In some ways, it is the life Sunrise has always wanted: traveling the skylands with a swift, powerful protector, visiting strange places, learning a new language, and seeing things she'd not even imagined existed back in Oak-by-the-Water. But the demon is lying to her, and if she finds out the truth ... ... how can she be happy then?
- Angel's Grace: The Demon's Series, #4
4
The Demon's Series: Book 4 If Bright had known how good it was to be a reformed demon, it would have reformed millennia ago. Not that reform has been trouble-free for it, granted. Its presence in the demon hunters' guild had been so divisive that Bright had to leave. Now Bright and its friends — Sunrise, Raven, and Mercy — hunt demons as an independent team in a foreign nation. When they stumble upon a strange new kind of demon, asking the guild for assistance means risking another backlash. On a more personal level, Bright knows its three teammates would like to forge a romantic relationship with one another. Even its teammates know they want a romantic triad. But for some reason, they can't just do that. Humans are incomprehensible. Still, the most worrisome issue is that some demons in Anesh have been working together to stop Bright. They've attacked Sunrise once, and Bright expects them to try again. Or to attack one of its other allies. Its concerns are justified— —but their plan is far worse than anything Bright imagined.
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