Mike Carey

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I think the novelty of the first one is what drew me in. The second one had a bigger plot but seemed more haphazard. Amsodeus, the demon we met in the first book, has slipped his bonds and is now inhabiting a church. He's waiting for a sacrifice to give him his freedom. Everything does tie together neatly, but it always seemed like there was not great planning behind the story.
I'll read the third one, but I'm on the fence.