The Demon’s Covenant is the sequel to The Demon’s Lexicon.
Mae was always in control, but suddenly everyone she trusted is lying—and in danger.
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"The only reason I am not at this very moment reading the 3rd book in this series is because I have huge amounts of work to do and must keep SOMETHING as a reward. And it will be the appropriate reward, because I looooooved this one. I loved LEXICON, too, but I think I liked this one even better. <3"
— C.E. (5 out of 5 stars)
“Witty, dark, and moving.”
— Cassandra Clare, New York Times bestselling author“An undercurrent of wit and subtle sarcasm turns this dark story of demons, magic, and dysfunctional families into an affecting and fun read.”
— School Library Journal“This delicious mix of magic, conflicted romance, and trust issues follows The Demon’s Lexicon, but here Brennan’s writing is stronger and more confident.”
— Booklist“Plots thicken, characters deepen and snark is bantered with witty abandon in this dark fantasy sequel to The Demon’s Lexicon… Not to be missed.”
— Kirkus Reviews" I loved this book. The only thing I had problems with is the love triangle involving two brothers. I just think this is unlikely. "
— Jen, 2/4/2014" Told from a different characters POV than the first, it may be possible that the Demons Covenant is better than Lexicon. The characters become much more developed and the end is guaranteed to leave you desperate for more. "
— Julie, 1/29/2014" Honestly, part of me wants to give this book only 2 stars - but when I take the time to actually reflect on the book I feel that it does deserve a little more - of course, I would prefer to just give it 2.5 stars. There are moments where I feel like the author has just jumped from one action to the next, not showing how the character got into that next position. It was kind of frustrating. In some ways I liked this book better than the first since it was told from Mae's point-of-view but I think I was expecting a little more. I think my favorite parts were the journal entries because I like understanding the history that led to the characters' development. "
— DeAnn, 1/8/2014" read it a while ago... i missed Nick's point of view but it was a great book, can't wait for the third installment "
— Angely, 12/19/2013" 4.25 - love Nick and Alan and Jamie but had a little bit of a hard time connecting with Mae. Also, the love square/pentagon got to be a bit much at times. But overall, enjoyable. "
— Samantha, 12/18/2013" I am always right! Unless I am mislead. In conclusion, read this book. It's got all the magic and sibling strife of the first book, but with more making-out. Also with golf club wielding mothers and knife fights. "
— Katie, 12/9/2013" Yet again, all the teasing forshadowing is perfectly clear only in retrospect. The morbid humor is also highly quotable. "
— Martha, 10/30/2013" I actually started but stopped reading everything - so it really only took me a week or so to read. I liked it better than the first book. "
— Shera, 10/28/2013" I love Sarah Rees Brennan's humor and how three-dimensional her characters are, good and evil all intermingled. I've gone straight on to book three and honestly, I really don't want this series to end. "
— Liz, 8/10/2013" Loved it! The first one was ok, but this one was amazing! Can't wait for the next one! "
— Yiling, 6/22/2013" I think I liked this even better than the first. Mae is a charismatic narrator. (Unlike Nick, who now that I think about it, must have been very difficult to write.) "
— Emily, 3/26/2013" This book was harder to get into than the first book. I enjoyed it, but I felt that most of my time was spent looking for Nick and waiting to see if he was going to become more human. I feel like I need more, but am not sure if I want to continue reading this series. "
— Gina, 11/28/2012" i love this series. It has been a surprise enjoyment for me. so detailled, so rich, such fabulous writing. and funny too. "
— Trisha, 9/30/2012" i can see it... mr. nick ryves and mrs. mae ryves.... i cant be the only one. lol ;) "
— Samantha, 4/25/2012" I liked it even more than Book 1, I think. It totally draws you in, and I love the dynamics between all the characters. "
— Ashley, 8/16/2011" I loooovvvveeee Mae!!! She's so awesome. "
— deanneluvbooks, 8/1/2011" Much better writing than the first book, but still not really good. "
— Thorn, 5/20/2011" loved it ,and want to read the last book now "
— Virna, 5/18/2011" Equally good as the first one! Look forward to the third! "
— Patty, 5/1/2011" This book was utterly, and absolutely amazing! I think it was even better than the first one, and I really hope the second one comes out soon. Even if Nick and Mae don't end up together, Nick will still be my favorite character! "
— Natasha, 4/4/2011" 2nd in ser; from Mae's POV, really good! Cant wait for 3rd "
— Michelle, 4/1/2011" Much much better than the first. I actually like Nick sooo much more in this book. And gees, Sarah Rees Brennan is doing an excellent job of keeping the reader guessing! "
— Ginny, 4/1/2011" Told from a different characters POV than the first, it may be possible that the Demons Covenant is better than Lexicon. The characters become much more developed and the end is guaranteed to leave you desperate for more. "
— Julie, 3/23/2011" Even better than the first book in the series - can't wait for #3... "
— Laura, 2/21/2011" These characters are so much more complex than the Twilight series and for that alone this book deserves a good rating. "
— Jane, 2/20/2011Sarah Rees Brennan is the author of several fiction series, including the Demon’s Lexicon, Lynburn Legacy, and the Bane Chronicles series, as well as stand-alone novels. The first book of her Demon’s Lexicon series received three starred reviews and was an ALA Top Ten Best Book for Young Adults. Her novel Unspoken and Team Human, a novel cowritten with Justine Larbalestier, were YALSA Best Fiction for Young Adults picks and TAYSHAS picks.
James Langton, an Earphones Award–winning narrator, trained as an actor at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama and later as a musician at the Guildhall School in London. He has worked in radio, film, and television, also appearing in theater in England and on Broadway. He is also a professional musician who led the internationally renowned Pasadena Roof Orchestra from 1996 to 2002.