It is a hilarious story you don't want to put down until it finishes. I pretend being an adult but it does not make too much a difference as everything happening is surprising enough to keep you interested and entertained either you are a middle grade or not. Expect to meet a flying castle and a guardian angel with breakfast burritos in her backpack driving a bright orange Cadillac. The dragon throws flames though so a little room is left for ''normality'.

A guy, a demon, and a dog fight off a skeleton army on a beach in a room that’s technically not on earth, all to get some buried gold. Exactly the circumstances where you want a dog around, though Doggie might go crazy with such a humongous selection of bones to choose from.
Other adventures follow, including a flying castle and its resident dragon, and a trip to Hollywood, which might be even more unbelievable. (Take it from someone who’s lived in El Lay all his life.)
Though obviously written for kids, it’s a fast-moving enjoyable romp through fantasy worlds—yes, Hollywood is included in that. Plot is hardly important as they jump from one mess to another, meeting new characters along the way. Sara’s my favorite, and it bodes well that at the end she’s joining up with the regulars. The fact the demon can’t stand her is a bonus.
All in all, a cute story for preteens.