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 After reading Hex Hall, I knew I'd be a lifelong Rachel Hawkins fan and last year's Rebel Belle confirmed that fact with an even snarkier, more bad-ass novel. Miss Mayhem is a prime example of why readers have fallen in love with Hawkins's novels, she really knows what readers want and delivers on all of their expectations. There is never a dull moment in any of her books and Miss Mayhem is no exception, giving readers another thrilling, humorous paranormal romp. I love this series so much and it's a shame that we only have one book left in which we spend time with David and Harper. 
 Harper Price thought she was done with the Ephors, but they've decided to make an appearance in her life once again. Things take a turn for the odd when the Ephors decide that they need David to be trained and Harper to perform an ancient ritual / test. Not only that but Harper has to deal with her irritating, but charming ex Ryan and her bestfriend Bee. Magic isn't as reliable as it once was and Harper will have to rely on her sharp senses. 
 Miss Mayhem is an absolute blast to read and readers will truly wish this book was longer so they could spend even more time with Harper. As always the dialogue and Harper's observations are humorous and snarky, putting a smile on my face for the entire duration of the novel. A part of me wanted to try to race through this novel because I was enjoying it so much, yet I also wanted to savor because I didn't want it to end. 
 I absolutely love Harper and David, I swear these two are absolutely adorable and I ship them so much. When they were fighting, I just wanted them to shut up and kiss because they're the real deal and need to stop pressuring each other. I loved the banter between Harper and David, especially when Harper was teasing David about his lack of a fashion sense. Both of these two are just such great characters and I think everyone will want to be friends with these two by the end of the novel. 
 One of the most awesome things about Miss Mayhem is it's so Southern, something that delighted my Yankee self. Hawkins has created such an atmospheric setting that is so immersive and I really wanted to take a trip down south and talk with my (terrible) Southern accent. The Southern setting isn't just the setting, it's so ingrained in all of the character's mannerism, dialogue and actions that readers will never forget where they are even for a second. 
 Miss Mayhem is such a great book that gave me all the Buffy feels and I can't recommend this book enough. Everything here is spot-on from the characters to the plot to the writing style, making Miss Mayhem a must read for sure. Miss Mayhem is such a sweet, addicting book that will leave readers saying 'y'all' and craving book three (especially after that cliffhanger of an ending).