The premise of this book immediately caught my attention. Unfortunately the delivery was not what I expected. There was a lot of potential for a book about a killer possessed by demons but the pace was really slow moving and it was almost like the author was more focused on including as many big words as possible instead of moving the story along.

this really had me on the edge of my seat, the characters were great and I loved the mystery novel going on. I look forward to more from the author.

My original post written after turning off my Kindle didn't publish to the site. How sad. This was a book I was not expecting. I was expecting a book about the journey of a madman, from another. No, this was a step by step decent into an already mad mind. It was well written, diabolical, and at times surprisingly sweet. Not at all what you would expect. His travels around the world until his final, naked capture, and imprisonment were page turners. And were the interviews hallucinations? If so, when, or never? Read this yourself to find your answers. It's quite a tale.

Jung's Demon is a fantastic unique book. It is well written and has great characters. Some parts are disturbing and creepy.

Absolutely fantastic read about a serial killer from the killer's point of view. Told with intelligence and dare I say some empathy for the killer. Really enjoyed this author's writing and I was just glued to the book. Now I need more from this author.

Perfect Halloween read I might add.

A bit witty, a lot uncomfortable, this is an incredible book that not only touches madness, but takes you there and makes you shake hands with it. The book is a bit off the wall, and transgressively uncomfortable in places, so if you're bothered by themes that touch on mental health, then it's probably a good idea to go into this book with care.