Demon Envy
by Erin Lynn
by Erin Lynn
DEMON ENVY by Erin Lynn
Category: Paranormal
Age Recommendation: Grades 9+
Release Date: 9/25/07
Publisher: Berkley
Reviewed by: Randstostipher "tallnlankyrn" Nguyen
Rating: 5 Stars
Lotion meant for acne treatment is supposed to help remove those huge craters on your face, not open the portal to a
whole other world. At least that’s what Kenzie Sutcliffe thought -- that is, until she accidentally dropped the bottle into
the bathtub, having more than half of it spill into the drain, resulting in a guy appearing out of nowhere.
Who cares if her mother is going to kill her for wasting all that lotion and all that money, there’s a guy in her bathtub, and
a demon at that. If only he was cute, than the situation wouldn’t be so bad, but his jerk comments do not help, either.
It’s bad enough that Kenzie has to focus on finally getting her drivers license, after so many tries, and to get Adam
Birmingham, longtime crush and hottie, to ask her out. Those are now the least of her worries. The portal to the demon
world is officially open in her bathtub and it’s up to Kenzie to figure out how to close it and help Levi, the demon, from
having to go back.
Life just couldn’t get any worse… well, for Kenzie it can. It only takes one day for Levi to become popular, whereas
Kenzie still goes unnoticed. And having Levi live with her isn’t all that better, since her siblings do seem to like him more
than they do her and he is using her bathroom. Let's just hope that Kenzie can remove herself from all of this jealousy,
which is what Levi feeds off of, and can successfully close that portal before more demons enter her life.
Hilariously funny and absolutely unique, DEMON ENVY makes demons look better than vampires. Move over Buffy
because Kenzie Sutcliffe is the new girl in town, but she just doesn’t really know what to do… yet.
DEMON ENVY just screams ‘READ ME’ and readers will want more of Kenzie and her whiny ways -- and Levi and
his jerky but caring attitude. Erin Lynn definitely knows what readers want, and let’s hope she knows that what this
reader wants is a sequel!
Category: Paranormal
Age Recommendation: Grades 9+
Release Date: 9/25/07
Publisher: Berkley
Reviewed by: Randstostipher "tallnlankyrn" Nguyen
Rating: 5 Stars
Lotion meant for acne treatment is supposed to help remove those huge craters on your face, not open the portal to a
whole other world. At least that’s what Kenzie Sutcliffe thought -- that is, until she accidentally dropped the bottle into
the bathtub, having more than half of it spill into the drain, resulting in a guy appearing out of nowhere.
Who cares if her mother is going to kill her for wasting all that lotion and all that money, there’s a guy in her bathtub, and
a demon at that. If only he was cute, than the situation wouldn’t be so bad, but his jerk comments do not help, either.
It’s bad enough that Kenzie has to focus on finally getting her drivers license, after so many tries, and to get Adam
Birmingham, longtime crush and hottie, to ask her out. Those are now the least of her worries. The portal to the demon
world is officially open in her bathtub and it’s up to Kenzie to figure out how to close it and help Levi, the demon, from
having to go back.
Life just couldn’t get any worse… well, for Kenzie it can. It only takes one day for Levi to become popular, whereas
Kenzie still goes unnoticed. And having Levi live with her isn’t all that better, since her siblings do seem to like him more
than they do her and he is using her bathroom. Let's just hope that Kenzie can remove herself from all of this jealousy,
which is what Levi feeds off of, and can successfully close that portal before more demons enter her life.
Hilariously funny and absolutely unique, DEMON ENVY makes demons look better than vampires. Move over Buffy
because Kenzie Sutcliffe is the new girl in town, but she just doesn’t really know what to do… yet.
DEMON ENVY just screams ‘READ ME’ and readers will want more of Kenzie and her whiny ways -- and Levi and
his jerky but caring attitude. Erin Lynn definitely knows what readers want, and let’s hope she knows that what this
reader wants is a sequel!