REVIEW: Harvey Click - Demon Mania (Demon Frenzy Series Book 2)

Genre: Horror / Fantasy

Publisher: Harvey Click

Publication Date: 20^th April 2015

Pages: 258

MY REVIEW:

A copy of Demon Mania was sent to Confessions of a Reviewer by the author Harvey Click in exchange for an honest review. This is said review.

This is the second book I have read by Harvey Click. The first was the opening book in this series, Demon Frenzy. You can read my review of it here. Although enjoyable, it did have its negatives. I was hoping for more from the second in the series.

It’s eighteen months after the attack at Blackwood. Amy Malone along with her husband Shane and daughter Emily think they are safe and sound in their new life. They are wrong. The Lost Society have found them again.

Amy is attacked and Emily kidnapped. What follows is a race against time and evil to try and find out where Emily is being held and rescue her. This brings old friends back together in a fight to the death between good and evil.

The only question that remains is who, if anyone, they can trust.

Now, being that this is book two in the series, if you haven’t read book one and want to, I would do that before reading any further. There won’t be any spoilers in this review about the current book but obviously it may give away some stuff that happened in book one. It would be useless to try and read this book as a stand-alone novel. You really need to read book one to follow things.

REVIEW: Harvey Click - Demon Frenzy

Genre: Horror

Publisher: Createspace

Publication Date: 5^th Sept 2014

Pages: 256

MY REVIEW:

A copy of Demon Frenzy was sent to Confessions of a Reviewer by the author Harvey Click in exchange for an honest review. This is said review.

The story with this one is as follows. Mr Click sends me a review request and for some reason it goes into my spam folder so I don’t see it for a few days. When I do see it I agree to review and put it in the schedule. When I come to it, I open it and, sorry for this Harvey, spot the cover and immediately think “oh dear”. I really didn’t like it at all. This sort of put me off reading it. EDIT: It appears the cover may have changed from the edition I have. Phew. It’s much better.

You know the old saying don’t you? “Never judge a book by its cover”? It’s true. What I was expecting and what I got were two completely different things.

Amy Jackson is returning to her hometown of Blackwood in the Appalachian Mountains on a quest to find her missing brother, Billy. When she gets there she is confronted with a town that has completely changed since she was last there. It seems to be completely under the control of “The Mayor” who just happens to be a huge drug lord.

When she goes to the old family home she sees something that scares her to her very core. It appears that the Mayor has a bigger army than anyone thinks. It seems that he also has control over a huge number of demons.

Amy teams up with Neoma and an unlikely band of misfits calling themselves “The Unseen” in a quest to destroy the Mayor and his army of demons using anything they can, including some mystical powers that Amy didn’t know she possessed.