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 The Hex Hall series is one of my all-time favorite YA series and ever since I heard about Rebel Belle, I had been dying to read it. Rebel Belle is just what you would expect from Rachel Hawkins: a fun, hilarious adventure with an incredibly witty protagonist. Rebel Belle is unlike anything I've ever read before and it is a perfect blend of romance, the paranormal, mythology, and humor. I can't emphasis enough how much fun I had while reading RB and how much I enjoyed it. 
 Rebel Belle isn't your average paranormal story. It all starts when Harper undergoes a weird, traumatizing experience at Homecoming. Instead of reveling in Homecoming, Harper is attacked in the ladies' room and she is mysteriously given super powers. Harper is now a paladin and her mission is to protect her enemy, David Stark. Rebel Belle is filled with magic, romance, and wit, this is a must-read for fans of Hex Hall for sure. 
 I loved everything about Harper Price from her no non-sense Southern personality to her intense determination to be the best at everything. Price is absolutely hilarious in all the right ways and readers will immediately fall in love with her. I really enjoyed her snarky humor and Harper always managed to put a smile on my face with her attitude that was a mix between a Southern Belle and an Amazonian warrior. Harper is an intense character and she's the type of character that doesn't take no for an answer, I absolutely love reading about strong female heroines like Harper. 
 David Stark is my favorite kind of protagonist, he's wonderfully nerdy. David is the head of the school newspaper, he loves to wear sweaters, and he always knows exactly what to say. David is such an interesting character and I absolutely loved reading about his interactions with Harper Price. In the beginning, I really didn't like David at all, but he grew on me extremely quickly. David is an unusual sort of protagonist that we don't often see in YA novels and I really appreciate how Hawkins decided to include such a refreshing character. Often when YA novels have nerdy characters they usually read like stereotypes, but David Stark is quite the opposite. I loved reading about David and I really can't wait to see more of him in the next book in this series. 
 If you thought that the paranormal genre is over saturated with werewolves, vampires, mermaids and angels, you're in luck with Rebel Belle. Rebel Belle takes classic Arthurian mythology and combines it with a Southern setting to create a brilliant story. This is one of the most original paranormal books I've read in years and there isn't a single dull moment in Rebel Belle. Readers will be engaged by the intense action, swoon-worthy romance and witty banter in Rebel Belle. You don't want to miss out on Rebel Belle, I promise you that. 
 Rebel Belle is a Southern delight that readers will absolutely savor and it's one of my absolute favorites of 2014. This is the perfect book to read on a dreary, rainy day because Rachel Hawkins's snappy, clever dialogue can put a smile on even the grouchiest of people. I'm beyond impressed with Hawkins and she managed to blow my mind with Rebel Belle.