Demon Chick Book

Definitely geared for the younger young adult set. Involves some suspending of disbelief in the beginning and is hard to get into because of that. I'm not too fond of the first-person narration of this one. The premise itself is interesting enough to keep me reading it, for now.

UPDATE AS OF FINISHING: The premise has promise but it would've taken a longer book and a more in-depth story. It's very light and fluffy, and while that can be done well, it didn't work for me. Things were just too unrealistic (and I don't mean the parts in Hell, I just mean how things happened and especially how they resolved). How the conflict with Jessica's mother resolved especially made it seem to me that the writer didn't know how to resolve it and just picked the simplest way possible. It seemed like amateur writing to me or at least like a first draft that needs a lot of fleshing out. It reminds me of the kind of YA where someone thinks that YA means "dumb it down for kids." Kids aren't stupid, and I think a lot of smart kids would find this a pretty slim snack, much less a meal.