Demon World Boba Shop 5

Demon World Boba Shop, Book 5

By: R. C. Joshua

Narrated by: Marlon Dance-Hooi

Arthur has one more journey to make. With Coldbrook settled down, he's sent by the town to the capital of the Demon World to present and explain their new inventions in front of the largest audience Arthur has ever seen.

With a fluffy owl, a water elemental, and a sparrow blacksmith that finds new ways to get into trouble, Arthur carries the hopes and knowledge of Coldbrook on his shoulders as he tries to find his footing in the capital. As he's learned again and again, the Demon World is a friendly place, somewhere that catches him every time he falls. That's going to come in handy as he runs into his biggest obstacle yet.

The final volume in the fan-favorite cozy fantasy series, Demon World Boba Shop, is a story about community and found families, how difficult it can be at times to let people help, and how much of a challenge it can be to find a way of being happy.

©2025 R. C. Joshua (P)2025 Podium Audio

How to say goodbye

I’ll miss this story more than you know. It gave me peace and calm in my stressful days. I appreciate the author having made it. Thank you sir.

An absolutely stunning Journey!

This is the last book! I absolutely loved the story it ended very nicely. I do hope we somehow do get a chance just to go back to this world I love!

a relaxing sip of tea

well written and a nice wrap up of a wonderful story that is relaxing and fun to listen to.

A great Slice of life series that forgot what it was about

I want to start this by saying I love this series and it was one of my favorites, but this last book just wasn't really enjoyable like the others it felt like a rush to the end the entire time. The main appeal for me has always been the Tea making and that was the main focus really for the rest of the books but not this one. This one it felt like the Tea making was heavily ignored in favor of pushing the story along to its conclusion. There was so many Tea related things just skipped over or completely ignored, Like the specialty drinks introduced in book 3. One of the drinks was literally for joining ceremonies and it wasn't even brought up or used for the ceremony in this book. It just really felt disappointing listen to the end of this series and I truly believe that if it had been extended by one or two more books and put a deeper emphasis on trying to improve his Tea making it would have been a much greater experience.