Even more addictive than the first novel, Demonglass is a fast-paced, action sequenced follow-up to the wildly popular Hex Hall. In Demonglass, Sophie Mercer is determined to go through the Removal to extinguish her overwhelming demon powers. While in Europe, she learns the truth of the heated tension between the Eye and the Council as well as new demons sprouting up. Through surprising turns, the tables are turned and lines blur between ally and enemy. More action-packed than Sophie's first year at Hecate, Demonglass doesn't disappoint. 
 Believe it or not, Sophie Mercer comes off as a much more likable lead in Demonglass. The snarky, sarcastic Sophie is no longer powerless or meek as a heroine, instead she knows the latent power in her, and her ability to change the present situation. In short, she's grown up. Originally in Hex Hall, Sophie's attachment to the the first jerk (aka Archer Cross) was irritating, but somehow the doomed-impossible love seems a lot more appealing in Demonglass. 
 With Demonglass, secret plans, pasts, and a further understanding of the Prodigium world is explored. History, past, present, ties to groups are more exploited and emphasized with factions tensing up for a final free-for-all. With the additional factor of demons and Archer Cross, Sophie's world is exploding with clouded ambitions and uncertain destinies. With each step towards the final conclusion, Demonglass creates a compelling and addictive story at every stop.