The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayers
Demon slaying powers should come with an instruction book...
Seriously. Why does a new hair dryer have a twelve-page how-to manual, but when it comes to ancient demon-fighting hocus-pocus, my biker witch granny gives me just half a dozen switch stars and a rah-rah speech? Oh, and a talking terrier, but that's another story. It's not like my job as a preschool teacher prepared me for this kind of thing.
So, I've decided to write my own manual, The Dangerous Book for Demon Slayers, because no one tells me anything. Dimitri, my "protector," may be one stud of a shape-shifting griffin, but he always thinks he can handle everything by himself. Only he's no match for the soul-stealing succubi taking over Las Vegas. If I can't figure out how to save him – and Sin City – there'll be hell to pay.
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Angie Fox
Growing up, Angie used to keep a flashlight in her bookcase for emergency situations when she had to read "just one more chapter" after lights out. She even tried her hand at writing – an illustrated book about a dog that ate his family's Thanksgiving turkey. Of course the book had a happy ending – the family spent Thanksgiving at McDonalds.
Angie kept writing and eventually graduated with a Journalism degree from the University of Missouri. She worked in television news briefly, before she realized it was more fun to make up her own facts. Thus, a career in advertising was born. Angie became a copywriter – a job she loved, and still does. She squeezes in freelance advertising jobs between her fiction projects.
The Accidental Demon Slayer
The Accidental Demon Slayer consists of three books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
