“As if being famous in the underworld – for all the wrong reasons – and sharing her home with a vampire and he jealous girlfriend didn’t make her vulnerable enough, one night Rachel finds demons ransacking her home with no fear of sanctified ground. Excited to read the next book.“Bargaining with Demons has left Rachel Morgan in constant danger of losing her soul. For A Few Demons, More had all of the humor, magic, and shenanigans that I've come to love in this series. I had been wanting to read this book for like a year but had to wait until my belongings were out of storage. She is probably my favorite character in the series, and I would *LOVE* for there to be a series about her, maybe in her days as Al's familiar. He seemed cheesy to me, and I wasn't ever a massive Kisten fan. I hope that means there's going to be a new love interest in the sixth book, but we shall see. Given what happens to him at the end and the way it happens, I feel like Harrison was just tired of writing him and needed him to be out of the scene. I think it had taken a few chapters before he showed up. I was wondering why Kisten wasn't in the first part of the book much. This book also leads me to believe my heart is going to break over Jenks' family soon.

I'm hoping she'll be around more in the next book. I get why it had to be that way, but still. I felt that Ivy's presence was a little lacking in this book. Too much rehashing of previous books can be daunting. There's very little catch-up in these books, which is honestly fine by me. The Hollows is not a series to be read out of order. The downside to taking so long to read these books is I often forget what happened in the previous books. There were action parts, but they seem to spring up out of nowhere. It's been a while since I've read the other books in the series, but I don't feel like this had as much action as the other books did. I might read the next book in the series sooner than I usually would! Sorry.) It's got me interested to see where this takes her in the next book. In For A Few Demons More, she is forced to redefine her views, which leads to a whole lot of Demon-Dabbling (Ugh, Spoiler. At the beginning of the series, Rachel's a very straight-laced character and doesn't stray far from her black and white ideas of what's right or wrong. In the series, there's a definite progression for Rachel and her friends in each book. It's very obvious that a lot of thought went into it and everything just seems right. I think my favorite thing about the story is the details about the magic.

I think that Kim Harrison has created a brilliant world with so many details.

She's so incredibly flawed, but not in a way that seems unrealistic. That being said, it is not a series I can binge read, hence why I've been reading it for years and just finished book five. I've been reading it for a few years now. The Hollows is one of my favorite series.

For a Few Demons More by Kim Harrison