Diary of a Demon Hunter (The Demon Hunter Diaries Book 1) by Dennis Bischoff

The rain never stops in this city.

Neither do the demons.

When bodies begin turning up hollowed-out in alleyways and symbols older than civilization appear carved into brick and bone, veteran hunter Jack Thorn knows this isn’t random violence. It’s a pattern. And patterns mean something is waking.

Jack has spent five years waging a silent war against entities that wear human skin, feast on shame and hunger, and slip through the cracks of modern life. He keeps rules. He keeps records. He keeps moving.

Because if he stops, the dark catches up.

As ritual glyphs spread across the city and ancient artifacts resurface—like the legendary Confessor’s Chalice, a relic that reveals truth at a terrible cost—Jack realizes the hunts are no longer isolated incidents. They’re coordinated. Orchestrated. The veil between worlds is thinning, and something vast is pulling the strings.

With an underground network of allies—a relentless archivist mapping supernatural patterns, a black-market medic patching up hunters who push too far, a mentor who’s seen one apocalypse too many—Jack must confront not only the rising tide of demons, but the pieces of himself he’s losing with every kill.

Because the real danger isn’t just what’s coming through the cracks.

It’s what happens when the hunter becomes part of the pattern.

Diary of a Demon Hunter is a gritty, noir-infused urban fantasy packed with brutal exorcisms, ancient conspiracies, and psychological horror. Perfect for readers who crave:

Relentless supernatural action

Dark, rain-soaked cityscapes

Moral ambiguity and damaged heroes

Occult lore rooted in forgotten history

Slow-burning apocalyptic dread

The world won’t end with fire.

It will rot from the inside out.

And Jack Thorn will be there when it does.