Mark of the Demon campaigns quite brilliantly for demonic rights. Unlike us they are honor bound and ascribe to an alternate moral code. We cannot go about impinging upon their alterity with our dainty notions of good/bad. The murders that just so happen to be occurring as our MC, Kara Gillian, […]
Sins of the Demon perhaps has to atone only for the teeming mass of questions left unanswered as the last chapter calls it a wrap. Certainly the major plot – if it deserves such an honor – a spate of murder cases which owe Kara Gillian their creation, gets resolved. A terrific subplot […]
Touch of the Demon confronts the demon question in a predictable but nonetheless fully-fleshed manner: “Of course, demons do not have any ingrained evil. Of course, they are cultural aesthetes that given the say in the matter can perform reprehensible deeds but there are some good apples and for just this reason one cannot […]