I received a copy of this title to read and review for Wicked Reads 
 4 Devilish Stars. 
 As a Marie Sexton fan, I know to expect the unexpected, so I had no idea what I'd bargained for when I began Damned If You Do. Swift pacing and fluid storytelling, a devil who is too good to be bad falling in love with the soul he wanted to collect. 
 Abaddon is facing a demotion for failing to collect his soul quota. As a way to dig himself out of such a position, he finds the brightest soul to collect, but he found the unexpected instead. 
 Seth is a blind young man in a religious revival- the purest of the pure- finding light in the darkest of the dark. 
 For the sake of not giving out the plot, I won't comment on it any further, as everything beyond what I posted above was the entirety of the storyline. 
 What I expected to have a light and airy, humorous flavor was actually very deep and emotional instead. Just a warning, don't expect to get something corny, cheesy and quick to read. Damned If You Do is a novella, but it packs an emotional punch with a few unexpected laughs. 
 Recommended to MM Romance fans. Beware: this book is obviously fantasy in nature, dealing with devils and angels. Also, this is a religion-based plot, which also removes the steamy factor. All in all, it was a good book, but I wanted to make sure no one was buying a book expecting one thing but getting another, for I know how that upsets readers.