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File Size: 4436 KB

Print Length: 428 pages

Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited

Publisher: Te Da Media (April 18, 2017)

Publication Date: April 18, 2017

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B01MR8GI6B

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The Unlikeable Demon Hunter dropped onto my radar, caught my attention and tickled my readingbuds (think tastebuds, but it does sound a little kinky). I’m late to the party, as the book has been around for nearly a year. I looked at some reviews and the negative ones made my eyes light up. Who can resist a *Too much sex* or *a lone female in a male-dominated demon hunter group*? Well, to be honest, the first one just makes me curious as to how much is too much and the second just flat out grabbed my attention and kept hold.Now, the reviews I read didn’t exactly make me feel like I was going to be stepping into an epic read. Surprisingly though, with my expectations low, I was pleasantly surprised. Yes, she’s obsessed with partying, sex and booze, but, she’s also 20-years-old. My expectations of finding a mature, smart and moralistic 20-year-old are pretty low. After meeting this 20-year-old, I’m not surprised she hadn’t found herself.OK, I admit, she didn’t exactly show herself in the best light when I first met her, but as the story went on, she grew on me. When all the pieces had been laid out, it was clear to see that she had been trying to find her focus/path/destiny.If only that damn ring landed on her brother’s finger instead of her own.Nava is probably the worst candidate to put up as a demon hunter. She’s flighty, silly, reckless and determined to put her brother in her place. He was supposed to wear the damn ring, not her. He had been training for this position for years, she had other plans. He knew what a demon looked like, she didn't even know there were so many types. He had the bits and pieces between his legs to make him a brother, she was definitely not a brother.I found the storyline really interesting. Such a fascinating concept that demon hunters have been around for centuries and were chosen from birth to be a part of the Brotherhood of David. It was a very old-fashioned concept that only men could be demon hunters and only male Rabi’s could be in charge. It was obvious that Nava was never supposed to have magic or the abilities she possessed.Sometimes, plans change. It takes a little while for the brothers to warm up to the idea of a female in their midst. They will push her to her limits to see if she has what it takes and make her prove herself. Nava has to stand on her own two feet and use her abilities or she will die. At first, it was a little hard to watch Nava struggle, but deep down, I knew it was for her own good to be tested.Look, I admit, there’s a lot of sexy times (more thoughts than times) in this story but it wasn’t the worst I’ve read. Yes, Nava does think about sex a lot, but I kind of expect that from a 20-year-old young and pretty girl. Her thoughts and dialogue were pretty immature, but, again, she’s 20, I expected it.If I had one complaint about Nava, it was that she wouldn’t consider a relationship with Rohan. I think that’s my 43-year-old head thinking that because I can see Rohan’s potential. It’s easy to forget that most young girls aren’t looking for the love of their lives when they’re just out of school. I'm still hoping that he will get past the safety barriers around her heart.If you’re looking for a lighthearted, funny and sexy read where magic and demon hunting plays a major part in the storyline, The Unlikeable Demon Hunter might be perfect for you. I will definitely be going on in the series…soon…ish.

The author got me hooked on the story after the first page, with her is fresh and original approach based on Jewish Lore. I also totally fell in love with Nava and her attitude. She is strong and brave, loving and loyal, independent and progressive, supersmart and unconventional, and a force of nature. The Brotherhood of David was created to fight demons and initiates are descendants of David, all male of course. Then by a weird incident Nava gets initiated instead of her chosen twin brother Ari who has been training for it all his life. But then again, not much is usual and traditional about Nava. Although she accepts the role reluctantly, she gives it her best. She learns how to fight and she takes on her training and duties with fervor.There is a lot of awkwardness between Nava and Ari in the beginning and there is a lot to work through. Then there is a whole lot of awkwardness in the Brotherhood mansion when the first ever female initiate moves in. I have to admit that I find some of the male characters quite annoying but that is how they are and I would not change them. We meet Baruch, Rohan, Drio and Kane, the demon hunters, as well as lovely Rabi Abrams.The characters are complex and well developed, and the world keeps growing. There is non-stop action from beginning to the end. The story contains quite a bit of violence, as well as explicit scenes and language, all perfectly written, to the point, and with purpose. Before I reached the half I already bought the rest of the series and joined the Wilde Ones to get the short stories.The reading order is The Unlikeable Demon Hunter (Nava Katz, #1), Slay, An Unlikeable Demon Hunter Short Story (Nava Katz #1.5), The Unlikeable Demon Hunter: Sting (Nava Katz #2), Crush, An Unlikeable Demon Hunter Short Story (Nava Katz #2.5), The Unlikeable Demon Hunter: Need (Nava Katz #3), and Seize, An Unlikeable Demon Hunter Short Story (Nava Katz #3.5). I hope there will be more.

Read half but decided my time was better spent on characters that I could like. The main character was vulgar, profane...yes, unlikeable and not respectable. She didn't even like herself or anyone around her so came off as passive aggressive at times and just plain aggressive at others. I like urban fantasy for the latter but can't stand the former even in fiction. I was kind of hoping someone would kill her, so I moved on to a different book.

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