"People with the purest souls are capable of the greatest evils. No one is perfect, no matter what they are or what side they fight for." 
 You don't know how long it took me to find a decent quote in this mess. 
 Layla is gargoyle/demon hybrid, raised by her adoptive gargoyle father. Her life consists of: 
 1. going to school(undercover as a typical teenage girl) 
 2. tagging demons (marking them for gargoyles to kill later). 
 Oh and don't forget number three, obsessing over major hottie/brother(not related) Zayne. He's the guy she's always wanted but can't have because well, she can suck souls with her mouth (talk about a maneater, am I right?!). 
 Just when she thinks she'll never get that first kiss, along comes Roth, demon/soulless hottie(not related at all). As Roth tries to teach Layla that there's more to her demon side than she thinks, as she gets caught up in something much bigger than her love life. The world and the fact that she's linked to a powerful demon who may lead to humanities demise. 
 But hold up, her love life is just as important. It's totally unfair! It's not like she asked to be born special, it's like literally too much pressure for her. Can't she just have TWO boyfriends like regular girls! 
 So come and read, as the fate of humanity is in the hands of a hormone driven teenage girl. 
 There were too many cringe moments for me to count. At some point I had to put the book down in order to contain myself. Some of the WORST moments, were when she compared fighting to kissing. To add onto all that, before sucking someones soul out, her mind flew to "I've never been kissed before." 
 Guys did you know Twilight is a classic?! 
 When Layla's best friend proposed that the class should have to read Twilight because it's a CLASIC, I could not help but laugh. That sounds like something your parents would say when attempting to sound "hip". If you called Twilight a classic on camera, you'd turn into a meme in the next 24 hours. 
 This entire novel was a flirt fest. The guy made his contact name "Sexy Beast". My friend in eighth grade made that her contact name(as a joke), this just goes to prove how immature the characters are. 
 There was a situation where Layla's life was on the line and she just stood there while her current romantic interest fought for her. Also Roth(romantic interest #2) flirts with her when they first meet. He constantly flirts with her, in appropriate situations, in inappropriate situations, when she's in an alley and doesn't know who he is. 
 These are what I call "twilight" books, because they all have something in common. An Edward and Jacob, cheesy writing, teenage angst, no point but just to make a love triangle between two "hot" guys, and the quirky best friend whose relevance is to comment on guys. 
 Stalking is a must as well(which there's quite a bit of here). Oh and don't forget they all have a "New Moon" phase somewhere in the series (usually second book). 
 So when you see the common warning signs of a "twilight" book set it aside and pick up something with more plot and less flirt. 
 **Disclaimer I in no way am bashing the Twilight Saga, I really enjoyed it when I was twelve, (thankfully) I am not twelve anymore so opinions vary. (when I mean vary, I mean I dislike it to a certain degree, where when I see something so plot-less I want do this: 
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