My Soul to Keep

Author: Rachel Vincent
Series: Soul Screamers, Book 3
Rate (On a scale of 1-10): Eh. 6

Kaylee has one addiction: her very hot, very popular boyfriend, Nash. A bean sidhe like Kaylee, Nash understands her like no one else. Nothing can come between them.  
Until something does.
 
Demon breath. No, not the toothpaste-challenged kind. The Netherworld kind. The kind that really can kill you. Somehow the super-addictive substance has made its way to the human world. But how? Kaylee and Nash have to cut off the source and protect their friends—one of whom is already hooked.


And so is someone else…

The third installment of Soul Screamers is just as good as the previous two. Kaylee does a lot of growing up in this book, thanks in large part to the major cliff hanger at the end of the book. At the beginning of the book, Kaylee and Nash are attending a party together and find out one of Nash's friends is addicted to demon's breath. So during the book, they must: find out who's selling the demon's breath, stop whoever is selling it, try to help the addicted, and also keep up a healthy relationship. That's a lot to do, isn't it?

This book obviously follows the sin of gluttony (addiction). The book does a really great job of incorporating that without making it painfully obvious. It's not like "Oh wow, this series must follow the seven deadly sins. Huh. How interesting." No. It's more like, you read it, and you're like no.. But then you think and your like wow! They do.


So that's my opinion on this book. It's fantastic. That's my opinion on every book I review on here but still. It's good.


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Not my favorite, I'll admit. Mostly because it's all Kaylee and Nash and love and blah. I still like Tod and I will always choose Tod. So there Nash.


Tod is there from the very first chapter (which makes me unbelievably happy) and watches over Emma. He's so sweet. ;) Well Kaylee and Nash discover that Nash's friends have been doing Demon's breath, which is  a very very bad thing. It'll kill you after it's made you insane with addiction. Charming, right?


So throughout the book, they try and find out how something from the very scary Netherworld (which is full of all the bad things that can't cross over to the human world. Like hellions, for example.) is getting through  to the humans. This involves questioning, possessions, and a very angry hellion. Remember our friend Avari? Yeah, he's back. And pissed.


Nash is a douche, if I may say. He's so possesive and greedy in this book! Plus keeps on pressuring and pressuring Kaylee about sex! Not cool, bro, not cool. Bad boyfriend right there.


 There's a big shocker towards the middle, I think. The ending oh holy shit. Yess! I was saying go Kaylee! Finally, woman! And Tod. Thank you. Just.. Thanks. (And when I say thanks, I meant I was yelling and fist pumping.) I wanted to do that very thing for so long, you have no idea. Tod has such beautiful moments throughout the series. This is one of them. ♥ Go Tod!


I loved the ending. :) So I'm giving the ending 5 whole stars (WHOO!) and the rest three. Because I don't like Nash. Jerk.