Review of Demon Freaks

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Demon Freaks" by J.R.R.R. (Jim) Hardison.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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"Demon Freaks" by J.R.R.R. (Jim) Hardison is a horror-comedy book, and it is fun and fast-paced that mixes supernatural horror with high school life. The book centers on twin brothers Bing and Ron, their bandmates, and their accidental entanglement in bizarre evil cults.

The story begins with Bing and Ron Slaughter, identical twins who attend Barton High School and are in a band with their friends Meat and Kaitlyn. They all decided to meet at Meat’s family cabin to study for their SAT exams, which will happen tomorrow. But things do not go as planned when a freak storm hits the cabin and their creepy history teacher, Mr. Brom, shows up drenched in rain and covered in mud, slamming against the window with a sharp dagger in his hand. What starts as an ordinary study session turns into a battle for survival as Mr. Brom reveals a dark ordeal involving demonic rituals.

In this novel, one of the most interesting things is how the author skillfully mixes scarier scenes with comedy. One of the humorous moments is when they make fun of their history teacher, Mr. Brom, at the Barton High Fall Dance, where they mockingly call him "Spit-Flecked Brommy." Characters in this book are also outstanding, especially the Slaughter twins. Bing is the more serious and introspective struggle with the pressure of SATs and future plans. Opposite to him is Ron, who is carefree, fun-loving, and less concerned about the future. Furthermore, the book is expertly made and meticulously edited with no grammatical errors present.

"Demon Freaks" is a fun, fast-paced novel with interesting characters, witty dialogue, and a mix of humor and horror. I give "Demon Freaks" by J.R.R.R. (Jim) Hardison a full five out of five stars for its outstanding humor and wit as well as well-drawn characters, especially Bing, Ron, and Meat. There are no negative points that would lower its rating.

I suggest this book to readers who enjoy humorous YA horror and adventure like Percy Jackson or Skulduggery Pleasant.

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