Review, Demon Princess by Michelle Rowen

Demon Princess by Michelle Rowen

As if trying to fit in at a new school isn't stressful enough, sixteen-year-old Nikki Donovan just found out that her long-lost father is, in fact, the demon king of the Shadowlands—the world that separates and protects us from the Underworld. When she is brought there by the mysterious—and surprisingly cute—messenger Michael, she learns that her father is dying, and he wants her to assume the throne. To complicate matters, a war is brewing between the Shadowlands and the Underworld, her half-demon qualities are manifesting, and her growing feelings for Michael are completely forbidden. Ruling a kingdom, navigating a secret crush, and still making it home by curfew—what's a teenage demon princess to do?
Ok here is my review, Demon Princess by Michelle Rowen.. It was wonderfully different, not your formula teen love story. I love the cover. I have to say if I were browsing in a bookstore it would definity catch my eye.

The characters are very relatable. Great story, well thought out relationships. This story grabs you right away and never lets go! Wicked fun! Nikki thinks that she is finally going to have a "Normal" life for once. She has just moved again. Her Mom has remarried again. But this time she has a true friend. Who just happens to be one of the most popular girls in school. She has a date with one of the most popular boys in school...... She should have know her normal wouldn't last.

Turning 16 is hard enough. But getting summoned by the father you never had and he is A Demon, King of the Shadowlands. Nikki finds herself drawn to Micheal a mysterious boy that has come to take her to her father. Of course she believes none of it.....until... something ticks her off. She will never be quite the same.


My head is already trying to figure out what will be the focus of the next book in this series. Demon Princess Book 2 Reign Check. Lets just say I really hope that Demon dad Desmond gets to see the love of his life again! sigh. 4 outta 5 stars