Spoilers aheadOur heroine is a former exorcist who left that life after her family was murdered. Her former best friend shows up asking for her help, and she's dragged back into the world of exorcisms as demon summoning and possessions rise. Along the way, she manages to snag the attention of a vampire, an Incubus demon, a Nephilim, and possibly a demon prince. They, along with her new pet hellhound, join the fight to stop the bad guys from bringing demons to Earth in **Dakota Brown's The Price ...

The Price of Possession is book one in the Pizza Shop Exorcist series by Dakota Brown.This was my first taste of Dakota Brown’s writing. I liked the concept of a punk rock pizza shop owner getting dragged back into the occult and wiping the floor with demons. I found that interesting, but the book soon turned, meh. To start, Chris, our heroine, has a complicated relationship with Darius, her ex-best friend, and a past that made her give up being an Exorcist. But when Darius waltzes back into her...

4.7 stars. So far, I'm really enjoying Dakota Brown's *The Price of Possession*. It's started out pretty strong, and we didn't have to wait very long at all for things to get steamy, which I very much appreciate in a good paranormal romance. I'm liking the characters and all of their different paranormal proclivities. The plot is just getting started, but so far I really enjoy what's happened in this captivating reverse harem book. I'm excited to see where this all goes and who all will be in he...

DNF 30% This was a really bizarre book, and not because of its subject matter. In Dakota Brown's The Price of Possession, both the author and the protagonist are American, yet the protagonist throws "mate" into conversation so much that she sounds like an Aussie on meth. Every time it happened, it completely knocked me out of the story, and holy crap, it happened a lot. Like almost every other sentence of dialogue. I've lived in the UK and I know Australians, and I've *never* met anyone who uses...

DNF at 64%.This wasn't bad, I just lost patience with **The Price of Possession** by **Dakota Brown**.If the MC said 'mate' one more time, I was going to scream. I can't remember whether she was supposed to be British or Australian, but either way, it was incredibly annoying and absurd.I also am not a fan of fast burn, and the relationships in this **Dakota Brown book** were pretty much instantaneous to the point where I wasn't really interested in it. This makes for a challenging **romance book...

I love it when books meet expectations, and Dakota Brown's "The Price of Possession" really delivered. This supernatural romance piqued my interest right from the series name. A pizza shop exorcist? Sign me up! I didn't look at the blurb before reading, so the reveals were all new to me. I judged a book by its cover, and this time, I got lucky. I'm more invested in the characters and the world-building than the plot in this particular urban fantasy read.The pizza place itself is a hideout, but a...

I DNF The Price of Possession by Dakota Brown at around 40%. When I read the blurb, I was like, 'Sign me up ASAP!' I downloaded The Price of Possession on KU right away. A pizza restaurant owner who is also an exorcist? Totally up my alley. However, I was left disappointed. Chris, the FMC, left the supernatural world behind when a demon prince slaughtered her family. Five years later, her friend Darius comes up to her and asks for her help. For someone who gave up being an exorcist after a traum...

3.5 stars!! Dakota Brown's *The Price of Possession* was super cute and unique! I really enjoyed myself and found moments where I laughed out loud. The book was fast-paced and chaotic, and I think that added so much character and charm to this intriguing read. I'm definitely hooked and will be picking up the second book! The ending was interesting and mysterious – I absolutely need to know what happens next!! Also, the FMC was described as having this punk-like attitude and attire with short ha...

Mate, mate, mate.



I didn't think this would bother me this much.
I mean, I read the book reviews for *The Price of Possession* by Dakota Brown that said this darn word was overused, and I thought I could just ignore it.
I was wrong, mate.



The story itself was good, but I kind of feel 'meh' now that I've finished this novel review. I'm not curious enough to pick up the next book in the series.

‘80’s pits

I nope’d out of Dakota Brown's 'The Price of Possession' in chapter 1. This book review is tough, but the author built her female protagonist out of the used, chewed-up gum left by every other writer who came before. The FMC (female main character) is a short, lying bitch, who is supposedly “cool” and/or “tough” because she has pierced ears, a tattoo, and the personality of a full diaper.