The Demon Trapper's Daughter is definitely a different kind of novel. It's Atlanta 2018 and demons have run over into the human world. Demon trappers are a kind of profession but it doesn't pay well. Nothing does. Riley is a female apprentice who is trying to break into the business, which isn't too easy seeing as how the business is entirely sexist. 
 Riley gets major props for being a total kick-ass heroine. She's stubborn and doesn't take no for an answer. She's headstrong and she can pretty much be counted on to do whatever she's told NOT to do. The world that Jana Oliver has created is wonderfully brilliant and vivid. It's almost like a post-apocalyptic world; something that I totally can see happening, minus the demons part. 
 There's a variety of characters in The Demon Trapper's Daughter and they are all very interesting and I do hope we get more of their back stories. Beck is certainly one interesting guy. There's a lot of sexual tension going on between Riley and Beck and it's nice to see a little bit of romance going on amidst all the violence and action (which is a lot). There are a few other male characters in The Demon Trapper's Daughter as well, and it's easy to see how they might all have an interest in Riley, seeing as how she's probably about the only female character in the novel. I'm interested in seeing how this whole series pans out. I do wish they keep the US covers though; the US covers are much, much better.