I've read & loved both the prequel & the first book in the Soul Screamers series, so when I got a chance to review the second book in the series I jumped on it. I just have to say that while I enjoyed this book, it just didn't grab me as solidly as the first two parts did. The book just felt a little clumsy when held against the ones that came before it. 
 This book finds Kaylee living with her father, who has given up a good job overseas in order to be with her. Kaylee's life would seem perfect, except there are a few things bothering her. First off, her father seems to be too overly protective & her cousin thinks that Kaylee killed her mother. (She woke up to see Kaylee standing over her mom with a iron skillet, so what else was she to think?) However it's not until Kaylee discovers that Tod's ex-girlfriend, a famous pop singer, has unknowingly sold her soul to a demon that Kaylee truly gets herself into a troublesome situation as she attempts to rescue the singer's soul. 
 I did like this book, but I can't really put my finger on any one thing that really made this a less than stellar read. The relationship between Kaylee & Nash is nice & I like that Kaylee is doubting herself in the relationship because that makes it more realistic. (It also sounds like it might be prepping for a big romantic upset in a future book via a rival or another romantic interest for Kaylee.) There's also a lot of new information concerning the supernatural world as a whole, which was also interesting. 
 It's just that the book wasn't as fast of a read as I would have hoped it would be. There's not as much character interaction & as a whole, it just seemed more like people were standing still as far as character development goes. Even so, this book was still fun to read & if not for college, I'd have finished this book in a single sitting. 
 (ARC provided by amazon vine)