Review: Loved the cover...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 5, 2014
See You In Hell (Mel Goes to Hell#2) by Demelza Carlton3.5 out of 5 StarsI was so intrigued by the whole concept when I read Welcome to Hell, the free prequel, but I really felt what could have been such an exciting, tantalizing book just fell a little flat.  It certainly was written well enough technically, had interesting characters, and incredible potential but I just continued to feel like Carlton played it safe.  Mel shows up for her first day at work in H.E.L.L. (Health, Environment, Land, and Life Corporation) and is fairly certain the CEO is Lucifer himself.  Her task is to find out if he's determined to make a play for world domination again, if so she needs to report her findings and take over the corporation as quickly as possible so they can shut it down.  However, Raphael, her boss at the Helpful Angels Agency, shares a prophecy that Gabrielle had before Lucifer's fall and it means her future is in danger if she allows herself to get to close to the King of Darkness.Being an Angel working with demons, Mel experiences moments where she must decide between being herself, goodness and mercy personified, and allowing their existence to be what they are.  For me, I wasn't sure why H.E.L.L. would hire an Angel to work for them, nor why an Angel would agree to work there.  When I thought they could go unnoticed it made sense, but once I realized that they knew she was one of the only angels working there and that every previous angel (because they only worked there in ones and twos) had snubbed them, I couldn't figure out the premise of why it would happen in the first place.  I also didn't see huge distinctions between the angels and demon's in most cases making it harder to buy the whole idea that it was such a horrible place to be.  So basically it was an okay book with a lot of potential for greatness.I would like to see what happens in the next book so I do intend to read it.*A complimentary copy was given in exchange for an honest review*Pepper, My Secret Book Spot