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Original Title:	Demon Bound
ISBN:	0312943636 (ISBN13: 9780312943639)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Black London #2
Characters:	Pete Caldecott, Jack Winter

Demon Bound (Black London #2) Paperback | Pages: 346 pages

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Thirteen years ago, Jack Winter lay dying in a graveyard. Jack called upon a demon and traded his soul for his life… and now the demon is back to collect its due. But Jack has finally found something to live for. Her name is Pete Caldecott, and because of her, Jack's not going to Hell without a fight. Pete doesn't know about Jack's bargain, but she does know that something bigger and far more dangerous than Jack's demon is growing in the Black. Old gods are stirring and spirits are rising--and Jack doesn't stand a chance of stopping them without Pete's help.

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Title	:	Demon Bound (Black London #2)
Author	:	Caitlin Kittredge
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 346 pages
Published	:	December 1st 2009 by St. Martin's Paperbacks (first published November 18th 2009)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Magic. Demons

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I love Pete and Jack. We come to realize in this book as well that Jack is having feels for Pete. He needs her and that if for sure they live together now. Pete is no longer a cop she and Jack are more like PI's than anything else. It is a Great second book. I completely recommend this to anyone in love with UF.

The 2nd novel in the Black London series by Caitlin Kittredge is AWESEOME, I LOVED the whole book, it captured by attention (like her others as well) and the ending is a very clever cliffhanger, leaving readers wondering what is next for the 2 main characters and I am waiting for book three, not sure when it will be released yet. Caitlin Kittredge sure can tell a damn good story from beginning until the ending/cliffhanger, I also love her Nocturne City novels, this year the 5th and final one

The story continues on from Street Magic the first book in the Black London series. Jack has been keeping secrets and this secret is about to come back on him after 13 years; his time is finally up and a demon has come to collect what is owed him. But Jack has found something to live for, someone who needs him and he wont be dragged down to Hell without a fight.I thought this book was brilliant, like the previous book it was dark and gritty with the magic of the Black like smog over the book. I

More like a 3.5. This is an improvement from the first but it still had trouble holding my attention. I would have chosen 4 stars to represent the 3.5 I'm feeling, but the cliff hanger ending pisses me off. I really hate cliff hanger endings.On the good side - the installment is told more from Jack's perspective and he's a more interesting read than Pete is. He's gritty and hard to like, but somehow you still want to keep rooting for him.The story is engaging, but it's unfolding slowly. The

3 starsIt been 2 years after I read the first book Street Magic, but like usual Kittredge bring another good dark fantasy with unusual hero and heroine. While I love that this book told from Jack's POV-not 1st person tho-, I lost patience when he's too much wallowing in his self pity party, think that he didn't deserve Pete over and over and that lie to her. The lie about his life bound to demon nearly suffocate me and make me want to smack him to just get over it. Add it with too much cuss and

What an amazing sequel! The relationship between Jack and Pete continues and it just makes you want to read all the more faster to see what's going to happen next!The ending of the book just leaves you begging for more!I really enjoy Ms. Kittridge's writing, but more specifically the dialogue(I love the English slang). She's captured the Punk/Anarchist mentality..it's raw, it's real, and really quite offensive, and if you didn't have thick skin you would be 'shaking in your boots' or really

3.5 stars: I am admittedly not wild about the whole POV switch thing being on a book by book basis instead of chapter by chapter, but seeing Jack's POV was definitely an interesting switch. The middle of the story lagged a biiit too much for me & I wish there had been a bit more background on Pete leaving the police force at the beginning/resolution re: the Naughton plot, but I am surprisingly looking forward to having Pete's POV back for the next book? still do adore the world building and