Somehow this was shelved twice on my "read" list, but deleting what I thought was the duplicate appears to have deleted everything. (Oh well, I guess it's a good thing this is on my reread list this year.) 
 Here's the original review from February 15, 2012: 
 I enjoyed this book immensely. It was fun, fast, quirky and occasionally had me nearly rolling around the floor with laughter. 
 The plot was engaging and the narrative was fun. Though I found myself wanting more details about what exactly it means to be soulless. Aside from the ability to cancel out the supernatural, Alexia mentions once about the lack of morals--though she does seem to hold herself to the expectations of polite society. And then completely disregard them as she chooses. Still. 
 That said though, I really enjoyed the idea of the integration of the supernatural into everyday life and society. What a fantastic concept. Combined with some endearing secondary characters and a romantic subplot that I didn't hate (which is high-praise given my track record with these things), I'd definitely recommend giving this book a shot. I'm going to keep my eye out for the next book in the series as well!