Devilish

Reader reviewed by Lea

Senior year just isn't what Jane Jarvis thought it would be. First, her best friend Allison manages to mess up the big-little ceremony, and embarrass herself by throwing up. In the end, Jane and Ally are left little-less, until Lanalee Tremone steps in to be Ally's little.

The next day, Ally's got a new haircut, new clothes and a new attitude. Ally claims the demon gave it all to her, but Jane has a hard time believing, until she trades places with Ally, and has to fight for a way out.

I loved Devilish, it was so fresh, and exciting. Watching Jane try to understand something she doesn't believe in, it was hilarious. Lanalee is the perfect antagonist, with her apparent "sweetness". It was fun to watch Jane outsmart the demon, and save them all.

Reader reviewed by linda

I haven't read many books like this, it's so different but in a good way. Two girls, Jane and Allison, have been school outcasts and best friends for a long time. So it's obvious that Jane would notice when her best friend sells her soul to the devil. The devil comes in the form of Lanalee, a smart, worldly girl with a love for cupcakes. She is sinister and wants as many souls as she can get. Jane plans to save Allison but gets betrayed and needs help from someone else. The author takes a simple, common theme such as high-school popularity and changes it completely when she puts blatant evil on the scene.

Reader reviewed by Blair

Jane and her best friend, ALly, are not the most popular girls in thier school, and they had usually never minded. But after a terrible, embarrising accident and the appearence of a mysterious girl named lanalee, A strange chain of events occurs. Janemust realize the strange fact that Ally has sold her soul to the devil.

I loved this book. It was hilarious, it made you think, and you could never be sure of what was going to happen next. I ended up reading it twice because it was just so good.