The Appeal of Evil by Pembroke Sinclair Review

The Appeal of Evil

Pembroke Sinclair

Kindle Edition

Published January 17th 2014 by Booktrope

Katie wants to invest her heart and soul in love, but she may lose both to Hell. 

Katie, a senior in high school, is torn between loving the "good" guy, her childhood friend Wes who makes promises he doesn't keep and abandons her when she needs him the most, and the "bad" guy, the new kid at school Josh who is also a real demon from Hell. Katie wants someone who pays attention to her and puts her first, but what is she willing to give up to find him?

*I recieved this book for free in exchange for an honest review*

I have to admit that this review was very hard to write, I actually had to re read the book a couple of times to be able to write it.

The Appeal of Evil is very aptly named since the main focus of the book ids the eternal choice we all have, whether we decide to be god or bad.

Katie our main character find herself  in the middle of the battle between a Demon and a Demon Hunter, overall she was an interesting main character and I was able to connect with her a lot my main issue is that outside of the boys I really didn’t get to know much about Katie, I wanted to see her fears, goals, her past and not only about her crush on her childhood best friend and her attraction to the most popular boy in school. Although I have to say I loved her for not forgiving Wes and believing everything he told her.

Another thing I really liked about the book was the fact that there were parents involved in the book, in many YA books parents tend to disappear and not notice if their kid is the hospital or something. Katie’s mom was there and present in her daughters life and even took decisions that made Katie mad at her but she still took them because that’s what she fell was best for her daughter.

As for the boys I wasn’t a fan of either but I do understand why they acted the way they did, it would have been interesting to see a  little bit more of the Praesuls and Demons since these things defined both boys.

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