This is the third book of the Queen Betsy series. A new spin is put on the tale when Betsy becomes evil… for a while.

Some new characters are introduced, friendships are made, and lost, and Betsy has an epiphany. That is about the extent of this book.
I did like the introduction of the devil (especially in reference to Lena Olin, who is super awesome) and I can’t wait to see where the series heads.

Unfortunately, this is my least favourite in the series so far. There was something lacking. The humour and wit was still there but perhaps it was written slightly different? It was more obnoxious than clever.

I will read the rest of the series, and I’ll likely enjoy them. I have faith that MaryJanice Davidson will bring it back tenfold. My guess is this was just a novel to introduce new big characters… Like George. I liked George.

If you’re looking for something light and fun, I’d recommend this series. Just don’t start with novel #3 as you may be disappointed.

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