
A Study of Fiber and Demons
Author
Jasmine Gower
Genre
Fantasy , Paranormal
Publisher
Less Than Three Press
Release Date
August 9th 2017
ISBN/ASIN
9781684310517
When Alim is exposed by his rival Liam for academic corruption, his career in the Pinnacle University of Scholarly Magic is destroyed, and only a breakthrough in the study of the highly-profitable essence known as demonweave will be enough to regain his standing.
His efforts to restore his reputation are disrupted by the University, however, when they assign him to uncover a means to replicate the production of demonweave, along with a team of experts on demon magic: his nemesis, Liam; his primary competitor in the field of demon research, Sylvestra; and the handsome and tender-hearted professor, Jack.
As if that wasn't bad enough, Alim is well-aware the University intends to sell demonweave to mages for a hefty profit, and they will expect their researchers to do whatever it takes to discover a way to control the production of demonweave, even at the risk of the demons who create it—and there's no telling how the demons will retaliate.
His efforts to restore his reputation are disrupted by the University, however, when they assign him to uncover a means to replicate the production of demonweave, along with a team of experts on demon magic: his nemesis, Liam; his primary competitor in the field of demon research, Sylvestra; and the handsome and tender-hearted professor, Jack.
As if that wasn't bad enough, Alim is well-aware the University intends to sell demonweave to mages for a hefty profit, and they will expect their researchers to do whatever it takes to discover a way to control the production of demonweave, even at the risk of the demons who create it—and there's no telling how the demons will retaliate.
Book Cover
- Meh
Engagement
Likes
- The idea that demons have what amounts to spider silk in this story
- The demons don't seem stereotypical; they wear clothing and have tentacles
Character Depth
Mood Upon Completion
Grammar
Sex Scenes
Dislikes
- It feels like the story is dragging a bit even though it's not very long*
- That the department head punched Alim in the throat; responding with violence seemed stupid
Emotional Depth
Content Warnings
- Violence (main, one, present)