The Thin Executioner is one book that takes you on a journey in the past. It doesn’t tell you what time period or where it takes place at unless you count places you probably have never heard of. At least in Demonata you know where it takes place most of the time. The Thin Executioner is a quick read with just under 500 pages. It’s good if you’re looking for a book that would last you the weekend but if you’re looking for a long term read then I suggest Demonata though I do recommend you read The Thin Executioner since it was a good book. Demonata can be confusing when going on to the next book since it jumps back and forth between 3 main characters and is jumping back and forth in time. The Thin Executioner is pretty straight forward. It takes some time to start to understand both books since The Thin Executioner throws you straight into the action and though Demonata takes it slow because it throws you from main character to main character without warning. One minute your reading about someone named Grubbs then your reading and Kernel then back to Grubbs then to some girl named Bec. It’s just very confusing. At least The Thin Executioner keeps you with one main character. You just can’t lose focus in the book for 2 pages or you will be incredibly lost and have to read the entire chapter over again just to figure out where you got lost at.
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