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Inaeus, on his own and exhausted, is
hunting the demon his friend and second-in-command released
into their world two years ago. He thought he’d defeated it
once before, but it is loose again. Only he can destroy it
and save his world. And he will prevent anything and anyone
from getting in his way. Even Conde and her assertions that
she wants the same things he does. She betrayed him once
before, what would stop her from doing it again?
I read To Summon a Demon by Kim Knox knowing
it wasn’t going to be a traditional romance, so I was
pleased to see the development of the relationship between
Inaeus and Conde. We spend the entirety of the story in
Inaeus’ point of view, and at times it seemed confusing, but
that just lent itself to the story as we learned that Inaeus
himself seemed to be confused more often than not. It all
comes clear in the end, although I have to admit that Inaeus
was quicker on the uptake about some things than I
was—leaving me with a story that stayed on my mind long
after I was done reading. |
