A simple yet well-written story with enough background and quirky elements to entice me to head over to Amazon and immediately download [b:Forsaken|8534899|Forsaken (The Demon Trappers, #1)|Jana Oliver|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1282919119s/8534899.jpg|13402207]. Until I saw the words "love square" in the reviews. No. I'm not going there. I'll wait for the sequel's reviews to let me know whether it's safe to continue. It's a shame because it has potential. It reminded me of Kim Harrison's [b:Rachel Morgan|30264|Dead Witch Walking (The Hollows, #1)|Kim Harrison|http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51NWW8i4EqL._SL75_.jpg|30640] adventures. ( )

I enjoyed this book. It was a short story that teased me to read the next book. Good marketing strategy. ( )

Riley Blackthorne is the daughter of legendary master trapper, Paul Blackthorne. She has a lot to live up to. She has just gotten her license and is now going out to trap demons on her own.

Retro Demonology was surprisingly good. I don't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't this.

Here we have demons called Biblio who hate books and like to pee on people. The difference between a trapper and a hunter is trappers simply capture demons, whereas hunters kill them.

It was a little like Supernatural and Anna Dressed in Blood but with a female main character. ( )

Enjoyed this new take on a teen demon hunter. Seems like a great start to a new young adult series. ( )

Enjoyed this new take on a teen demon hunter. Seems like a great start to a new young adult series. ( )