But she just wants to be done with all the other demons that are out for her blood, and one in particular. And we know how self-sacrificing Kaylee is already. He forced Kaylee to make Bella-status sacrifices/decisions.

He added a very interesting but integral part to this final installment, and I think this book would have been both darker and lighter without him. On that note, I loved the addition of the Wrath demon, Ira. One of the things that Vincent is the best at is capturing true human emotions through these very strange and paranormal happenings. Emma was totally justifiable in all her thoughts and actions when it came to her impatience with it all. I did like the newly added element of Emma being in another girl's body and not being able to live her old life and have to get used to a new body (which freaks me out a bit just typing it). But more than that, this book wasn't up to the usual standards of a Soul Screamers novel. I was hoping for an explosive ending like so many other series that have lasted this long (Harry Potter comes to mind.). And while there were things happening, it wasn't nearly as exciting as the other books had been. And I think it really festered in this one because it seemed like not a lot happened in the first three-fourths of this book. Nash did some unforgivable things, and so I can see why things turned out the way they did where Kaylee ended up with Tod and Nash with Sabine, but I'm not happy about it. I think he's way more of an asshat consistently than Nash has ever been. But I never felt anything towards Tod except possible distaste. I never liked Tod the way you're supposed to when the MC is in love with him. I've not made it a secret that I was and still am team Nash.

It turned out that I felt like this series should have been over around book 5. You have to imagine that, after so many books, things have built up to a breaking point and then final book is really just meant to wrap everything up while keeping you entertained. I wanted to like this book so much more than I actually did.

With all my soul by rachel vincent