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Demon Eyes

Scott Tracey

Ages 14–18

Readers rate it 3.5 (5 on Hardcover)

Released 2012

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This is the second book in a paranormal fantasy series with LGBTQ+ representation as a significant theme. The plot involves demon encounters and missing girls, creating moderate tension and some darker supernatural elements. While violence and language are restrained, the mature themes around demonology and the testing of friendships give it an older teen appeal.

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The second novel in the Witch Eyes series. When girls begin disappearing, Braden realizes anew that while he himself is not a demon, there are demons in the dead of night and as he continues to explore the history behind Belle Dam's darkest secrets, friendships, and alliances are tested. The second novel in the Witch Eyes series. When girls begin disappearing, Braden realizes anew that while he himself is not a demon, there are demons in the dead of night and as he continues to explore the history behind Belle Dam's darkest secrets, friendships, and alliances are tested.

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  • Demonology
  • Young Adult
  • Fantasy
  • LGBTQ
  • Magic
  • Fiction
  • Gays
  • Witches
  • Fiction, fantasy, general

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