2.5, really! Meh... This review is going to be very short and to the point. I was incredibly hopeful when I saw this one on Netgalley (thank you NETGALLEY!) that I finally, FINALLY had found a horror story that was truly horror. Unfortunately, with the exception of some creepy spots, the horror just wasn't there. The story centered entirely around a family who moves from their home in the mountains, to a home on the plains. The eldest daughter, Amanda, has a scary history and an even scarier secret. Once they arrive at their new home, things go from bad to horrifying. There are devils on the plains, and her family is in danger. But the question is, who are they in danger FROM? 
 Amanda, her sister Emily, their younger siblings Joanna and Charles, are all decently written characters. They aren't incredibly 3 dimensional, but their personalities are unique. Ma and Pa were a mom and a dad, until the end of the story. The best character was Hannah, the baby girl. She is deaf and blind, but perceptive. Her character, and what she went through, broke my heart. 
 As far as the plot, there really isn't all that much to it. The ending ups the ante a bit, but the pacing is very slow and the happenings are very few and far between. I never got emotionally invested in the story, so when the thrills started at the end, I think I had already checked out. 
 This is not my greatest review, and I apologize. I HATE writing negative reviews. Reading is a very individualized thing, and I think Daughters Unto Devils would be a great story for other people, so please go read it. But if you are like me, and want a horror story to be horrory, you might not like this one all that much. 
 On a positive note, I did enjoy the writing. I would definitely be willing to give this author another shot. Maybe with a sequel? I don't know if it will happen, but that ending sure left things wide open for a book 2!