Jane is more upset that her friend suddenly doesn't have time for her, than the fact that she looks like a different person, but as the story unfolds we find that the transformation isn't due to a simple make-over from the new cool girl, a deal has been made.  The deal is with the devil, in this case, Lanalee, who works for the man himself.   In exchange for her soul, Ally becomes the sort of girl she always knew she could be. Being the good best friend that she is, Jane knows she must figure out a way to save Ally's soul, and she inadvertently offers her own in exchange for Ally's.  With the help of Owen,  a 14 year old boy who has been dead for 100 years, and Brother Frank, a teacher from school they world out a plan that will hopefully save both Ally and Jane. As I neared the end of the book, with only a handful of pages to go, I thought that it must be going to leave me hanging, with a sequel on the horizon as I was sure the story couldn't be tied up in the few pages left.  I was wrong, a lot happens in the last few pages, and everything sorts itself out. The book is an extremely tongue in cheek look at High School Hierarchy.  It may sound dark and sinister, but the tone is light and there is plenty of humour throughout.  It has a touch of Buffy