Anna was a little whiny and annoying at the start, but by the last lines I was on my feet applauding her. I bawled when they finally met as it was everything a Father and daughter should have. Her father is the Demon of substance abuse, and she is the stereotypical Christian good girl. The last thing I'd like to talk about is the main character, Anna Whitt. I love him and can't wait to see how his character changes throughout the series. Sure, Kaidan was a bit self centred at some points, but his protective and brooding nature was absolutely perfect. Kaidan and Anna's relationship was on point. Yes, I did just say that, and I am not at all ashamed. The romance was hot-diggity-damn-grab-a-fan. This book is so true to the heart and made me as angry, hurt and in love as everyone the novel followed. I loved this book as although its about these bad kids who are only bad because that's all they've ever known, the reality of how certain characters' actions made them feel and affect others is put across well. Each child of these demons are expected to help spread around their particular sin, to create misery and pain in the human world. These range from murder and envy to substance abuse and lust. Each Demon is responsible for a deadly sin (the 7 main ones, and then some additional ones).

These children are made to help their fathers carry out their immoral duties, and are basically raised to be the people your parents tell you to stay away from. Sweet Evil centres around the children of demons/fallen angels, the Nephilim.

I have always adored the mythology of Lucifer and his treachery against God, and jump at the chance to read anything to do with it. Sweet Evil is a book which takes a unique twist on the story of angels and how some of them fell.

Sweet Evil by Wendy Higgins