Demon Hunting in the Deep South
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Publisher Description
“George's follow-up to Demon Hunting in Dixie delivers plenty of laugh-out-loud lines, Southern-fried hijinks, and larger-than-life characters.” —Publishers Weekly
Demon-slayers, evil forces, and an uber-bitchy ghost. Hannah, Alabama, is hell on Earth . . .
Evie Douglass doesn't know what's worse—the demons secretly infesting her small Alabama hometown . . . or human belle-from-hell Meredith Starr Peterson, who's made her life miserable since high school. But when the “Death Starr” is brutally murdered and Evie is the number-one suspect, she's suddenly besieged by the evil-not-dead-enough and Meredith's furious specter.
The only way she can clear her name is to get out from under demon hunter Ansgar's grim protection. He's blond, breathtaking, and the most lethal of all his kin, but after years of teasing, Evie is wary of anyone who swears her plus-size self is beautiful. However, having Ansgar all over her is sparking outrageous powers Evie didn't know she had. And she'll face any ultimate evil to keep this sexy slayer in this dimension and in her bed for all eternity . . .
Praise for Demon Hunting in Dixie
“A not-to-be-missed Southern-fried, bawdy, hilarious romp.” —Beverly Barton, New York Times–bestselling author
“A demonically wicked good time.” —Angie Fox, New York Times–bestselling author
“A steel magnolia meets Conan the Barbarian in one of the best books I have ever read . . . amazingly hilarious.” —Fresh Fiction
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
The town of Hannah, Ala., is the "supernatural Vegas truck stop of the universe," haunted by fairies and demons. One of the latter decides to set up timid Southern girl Evie Douglass to take the fall for the murder of her former high school nemesis. Fortunately, Ansgar the demon hunter, her best friend's brother-in-law, is on her side. Evie easily accepts demons and teleportation, but has a harder time believing that Ansgar is interested in her, which leads to the typical relationship fears and hangups. George's follow-up to Demon Hunting in Dixie delivers plenty of laugh-out-loud lines ("She's so ugly, she'd make a train take a dirt road, bless her heart"), Southern-fried hijinks, and larger-than-life characters, and while a few winding back-country subplots lead too far away from the main story, readers will enjoy the interplay between shy violet Evie and super-alpha Ansgar.
