Revival (Demon Spring, #2)

by S. Usher Evans

Jack Grenard and the demon Anya are on the run, searching for a cure for her curse while staying one step ahead of those who want them dead. The mystery leads them around the globe, each clue revealing more about the history of the original demons and the secrets behind the humans who fought them.

Hot on their trail is Jack's partner Cam Macarro, who just wants her best friend back. Unable to keep up with Anya, who can shift time, Cam dives head first into ICDM history, hoping to unravel the mystery before they do. But the more she discovers, the more she begins to see the truth behind ICDM and who's really in charge.

• ISBN10: 1945438126
• ISBN13: 9781945438127
• Publish Date: 15 May 2018
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Sun's Golden Ray Publishing, LLC
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 372
• Language: English

Reviews

[Chelsea]

Man this series just keeps hitting you while your down. THAT ENDING THOUGH! This would be a great trilogy to just binge over a rainy weekend I think. I'm 100% invested in these characters and I'm really hoping for a happy ending.

First of all, Jack is precious and must be protected at all times. I love how he's not the typical emotionless male character and his struggles only make me love him more. I think it's nice that Jack is trying to get Anya to show her emotions a little more instead of the other way around. It's a nice change honestly. And Cam. My precious Cam. I love her to death. Also can I just say how AMAZING it is to have a completely platonic female/male relationship in a book?? It makes me realize just how much we don't get to see that. I'm looking forward to seeing her get the happy ending she deserves.

As for plot, I loved that we got to travel around the world a little. It was fun being on that kind of adventure with Jack and Anya! I was also really interested in this curse that they were trying to solve and especially love how it turned out. My favourite part of this book is all the references to the mental sides of these characters instead of being all physical. There's no way that after all these characters have been through that their minds are completely perfect and the author knows that. It's easily one of the most realistic urban fantasy books I've read!

**I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. This in no way influences my review. **