• The Accidental Demon Slayer

  • Demon Slayer, Book 1
  • By: Angie Fox
  • Narrated by: Tavia Gilbert
  • Length: 9 hrs and 24 mins
  • 4.0 out of 5 stars (992 ratings)

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The Accidental Demon Slayer

By: Angie Fox
Narrated by: Tavia Gilbert
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A New York Times best seller!

It's never a good day when an ancient demon shows up on your toilet bowl. For Lizzie Brown that's just the beginning. Soon her hyperactive terrier starts talking and her long-lost biker witch Grandma is hurling Smuckers jars filled with magic. Just when she thinks she's seen it all Lizzie learns she's a demon slayer-and all hell is after her. Of course that's not the only thing after her. Dimitri Kallinikos a devastatingly handsome shape-shifting griffin needs Lizzie to slay a demon of his own. But how do you talk a girl you've never met into going straight to the underworld? Lie. And if that doesn't work how dangerous could a little seduction be?

©2008 Angie Fox (P)2014 Angie Fox

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Old Lady Biker Chicks

Wow. This story was so funny i am still laughing. What happens when you are getting ready to out with your friends to celebrate your 30th birthday and along comes your long lost grandma on her "hog". Then tells you that you are a demon slayer. Then in comes a demon standing on your toilet seat trying to kill you. That can ruin your whole day. She then practically drags you out of your house along with your terrier dog who you now can talk too and expects you to get on her Harley and run because the demons are after you. You continue to be attacked get stuck in hole and have to be rescued by a Griffin shifter who says he is your protector. Then get to a biker bar where your grandma's witch coven is at. They are all a bunch of old lady biker types. Thus your new life begins.

This book was a "hoot". It reminded me of a cross between Molly Harper's Half Moon Hollow books and Robyn Peteman's Fashionly Dead series and her Magic and Mayhem.

Loved them. Look forward to reading more.

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zzzzzzzzzzz

the narrator for this book was really funny with the voices so I can't fault her but after four chapters I just I am really fighting to listen to this whole story is one of the dumbest ones I've ever listen to it's not worth even at discount price

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The Right Narrator for the Right Book

If you could sum up The Accidental Demon Slayer in three words, what would they be?

Utterly, completely fantastic

Who was your favorite character and why?

Lizzie because of her conflicted feelings, her squeamishness and her bravery.

What about Tavia Gilbert’s performance did you like?

There is not a portion of Ms Gilbert's performance that I didn't like. Her ability to give voice to the conflicted Lizzie, from her reaction to that which is gross to her inner arguments, to her elation during her intimate moments with Dimitir... just a great performance. My only question would be "is that what a greek accent really sounds like?" only because the accent given to Dimitri sounded more Mary-Poppin-english than sexy Greek griffin, but that is certainly just me and not at all a distraction from Tavia Gilbert's performance.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

"Moved"? Well, that is tough to narrow as this book is more a comedy than a moving story. Maybe it would be Lizzie's final decision to remain a demon slayer -- not that I thought for a moment she would "give up" her powers and her grandma and Dimitri, but the inner discussion was touching.

Any additional comments?

I am certain I wouldn't have read this book as entertainly well as Tavia Gilbert did and that makes all of the difference. I volunteered to listen to Accidental Demon Slayer by Angie Fox in exchange for an honest review through Audiobook Jukebox. I thought I was getting two birds with one stone, as I had this book already on my to-read list before volunteering to listen to it. What I didn't expect was to be thoroughly entertained and now anxiously awaiting the release of the next Demon Slayer books in audio version.

Lizzie is a mild mannered, likes-to-overplan, preschool teacher with a rising Demon Slayer self awaiting her 30th birthday. Lo and behold, her world starts to unravel as she prepares to prepare for her self-planned birthday celebration. In a mere hour, her long lost grandma shows up, she is battling supernatural creatures and she begins to hear her little doggie talk to her.

This highly entertaining paranormal romance features a timid woman about to come into her true self, a foul-mouthed too-honest grandma, spicy geriatric bikers witches and a yummy griffin "protector" out to save the human world from a power-hungry fifth level demon. Thanks not only to the words provided by Ms Fox, but also to the voice of Tavia Gilbert, this story was addictive and full of more emotion than I naturally read with -- the emotion that Miss Fox may have intended, but I am sure I would have skimmed.

Nearly nine & a half hours in length, this 300+ page book is just the first in a (as of today) 6-books series. I certainly hope that Ms Gilbert will provide her voice to each installment of the series.

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a bit predictable while still interesting

I really enjoyed this listen…let’s see you have a biker grandma who is a witch (and belongs to a coven of biker witches who are all a bit over the top and kinda freaky), a very talkative JRT named Pirate, mister “I’m to sexy for my shirt” Dimitri (hey…Right Said Fred just popped in my head when I was trying to come up with a description and since the song is now stuck in my head I’m sharing the joy) and last but not least our very uptight Lizzie. Everything that could possibly go wrong did. . I do have to say that Pirate was my favorite he was just so cute and very funny….the perfect comedic sidekick.

While some of the antic’s of the coven seemed a bit over the top to me it was fun to see Lizzie learn about her demon slaying abilities and to learn to let go a little bit and realize and that she was not alone and had people who could help. The romance between Lizzie & Dimitri, while a bit predictable was still interesting. The one part that bothered me a bit was the meeting with Phoenix and some of the information that was just kind of put out there, some of it just seems like loose ends and I hope we get some answers in the coming books.

The narration was great, Tavia Gilbert is one of my favorite narrators and I have taken a chance on trying a few new authors just because she narrates the story. She did a great job with all the character voices, each with their own distinct voice. I really want to dive into the next book to see what happens in Vegas, but I’m going to wait until the audio is available as her narration just adds that little bit of extra something to the storytelling.

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Annoying.

Not sure why there are so many high ratings for this book, it was annoying. I hate it when the main character is too stupid to live. First off she is such a fuddy duddy and to quoted the story, "no sense of adventure." She wonders around like a chicken with her head cut off and doesn't ask questions. Then does things that are contrary to her personality, but we as a read have yet to even see those traits. Then after no training or even valuable information she is running into a dangerous situation and she will just figure it out, only she can save the coven from unknown dangers, blah, blah, blah. Can't image why things didn't go as she thought they would. Then to top off the annoying characters list, all the other characters were so over the top, so much they are not believable as people and it made me want to shot them, grandma first. It was annoying that everybody expected her to know things without any explanation and then would get mad when she needed help. I only made about 3 hours before switching to something else. Normally I like this narrator and as a whole she did fairly good, you can distinguish who is who, but the main characters voice was a bit whinny to me which does not help me like her any better.

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OK

Grandma in mortal danger, being chased by werewolves, now is a great time to have sex???!? Why are all paranormal characters sex maniacs? I realize sex sells but it needs to be integrated properly.

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Anything performed by Tavia Gilbert is a winner!

What did you love best about The Accidental Demon Slayer?

The story sounded fun. Tavia Gilbert brings each character to life in this production. I loved the funny attitudes of the Red Skulls and of course, Grandma Gertie.

Who was your favorite character and why?

I liked Pirate. But I am biased. I have a jack russell terrier too. Boy, I wished I could understand her like Lizzie does with Pirate.

What about Tavia Gilbert’s performance did you like?

Tavia Gilbert is truly one of the best voice actors I have ever heard.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Biker Witch Grandma shows granddaughter the way of demon slaying by just saying "do it."

Any additional comments?

Audible studios...Let's us have the rest of the series on Audible read by Tavia Gilbert!

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The Accedental Demon Slayer

What made the experience of listening to The Accidental Demon Slayer the most enjoyable?

Tavia GIlbert was a great narrator. She made the story "pop" and the characters come alive.

What other book might you compare The Accidental Demon Slayer to and why?

I can't answer that, I haven't listened to another similar to it.

Have you listened to any of Tavia Gilbert’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No, I have not heard Tavia Gilbert before

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

When Lizzie decided she was going to stay a Demon Slayer and understanding all it would take.

Any additional comments?

Angie Fox is a fabulous author! I can't wait to hear more about Lizzie, Dimitri, the witches and of course Pirate.

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Better Than I Anticipated!

Ok, this story's on the silly side, but that's what makes this such a hilarious, fun audio to listen too. It was better than I anticipated, and I would listen to another one in the series. Tavia's performance was outstanding! It's was a great whispersync deal!

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What a romp!

This is a really funny story told well by both the author and reader. The Accidental Demon Slayer is the first in a terrific series by Angie Fox. Tavia Gilbert reads it well infusing the snark and humor as written. She got the characters down especially after she dropped Dimitri's greek accent. This story made a long trip fly by and I think my husband will be willing to listen to the rest of the series. He is a big fan of the Red Skulls.

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