Moving along with them, it sees them growing up as the reader views the world through their young eyes, effectively being introduced to it in the process. The focus then shifts to Leesha, a young girl in a similar situation, before moving onto Rojer, another young boy, as they also aim to find themselves. Starting with its young protagonist in the form of Arlen, it features his story as he finds his place in this world as he approaches his teenage years. Building upon the world it’s set within as well, it manages to introduce the rules and conventions of this landscape too, thus giving the readers an idea of what to expect over the forthcoming books. Setting up the character arcs with its chief protagonist, it manages to create an illuminating look into an idiosyncratic universe that’s different in both its style and scope. Originally published in 2008 on the 1st of January, this was the initial entry into the Demon Cycle series that begun it all, thus introducing its readers into its dark and demonic netherworld.

Having had a clear idea of the stories arc since the very beginning, Brett manages to convey the story both intelligently and articulately as it progresses towards its natural and logical conclusion. Effectively working as fantasy thrillers, they operate in dimly lit underworlds featuring troubled protagonists attempting to guard the sanctity of their kingdoms, but at what cost? With the safety of the people comes a great many sacrifices along the way, ones including their freedoms as they’re shielded from the demons that threaten them. The series itself aims to be a quintet that focuses on the world of demons and the threat that they pose to the safety of everyday mortals living their lives. Well known for his unique take on the genre of fantasy, Brett is well regarded within his field having managed to generate a considerable amount of attention in a relatively short amount of time. With more entries into the franchise expected shortly, this series has fast found both commercial and critical acclaim, achieving a respectable amount of success during its run. Brett, the Demon Cycle series has been running since 2008 and has been going for over three books and counting. Written by the American fantasy novelist Peter V.

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