Review: Keeley Rocks!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 18, 2013
Keeley is intelligent, creative, and pragmatic. She thinks that teen angst is stupid. She also possesses all the memories of everyone she's ever touched. Everything they've ever thought, or felt, or dreamed. Even the really bad stuff. She really has no illusions about how the world works.So, when the head cheerleader shows sudden interest in her she expects a reenactment of Carrie, or at least a long walk home from the middle of nowhere. But what she gets is an initiation into a world that is far stranger, and in which she may be far more powerful, than she had ever imagined.I love this series. I'm not sure why. They are a guilty pleasure that I have read over and over. My only complaint is that they are young adult length. I just want more.Some of the reviews mention an anti-christian theme that just isn't there. Keeley and the other "Greater Demons" are not from hell. They are a crazy powerful human subspecies with an extremely bad (and well deserved) reputation. One character in the first book has an anti-christian rant but gets immediately called out as a bigot by Keeley.