Name: Olivia Edmunds 's review of The Devil's Triangle by Jessica Benoist-Young
Item: The Devil's Triangle
Rating: 5
Author: Olivia Edmunds

Jessica Benoist-Young

Michaela "Mickey" Martin, a fiery and quick-witted college graduate working as a stripper in St. Louis, isn't thrilled with her life - not one bit. So, when it completely changes for the better in the span of a few days, she doesn't feel like asking too many questions. Turns out, she made an accidental deal with the Devil...Satan soon collects by placing her on an old cruise ship with a group of other people who have done the same thing, and Mickey's arrival certainly shakes things up among them. Can the cruise ship crew of crazy characters find their way out? Or will Mickey be stuck on the ship and forced to deal with the tangled up web of relationships she quickly weaves? Only the Devil knows...

The Devil's Triangle

Olivia Edmunds 

This book is everything you could want in a story- humor, mystery, romance, plot twists, and lots of swearing. This book is like no other I've read with a witty, hilarious, bad ass main character, a new and original plot, and so many "I need to write this down" lines. You won't want to put it down as you learn more about the characters and work with them to figure out how the hell all of this happened, and how the hell they can get out of it.

"My problem? My problem is that I hate this job and I would literally sell my soul to Satan himself not to have to do it anymore!"

If I have to describe this book in three words, I would choose these three: hilarious, mysterious and wild. There's a lot of swearing, a lot of laugh out loud moments and you get to channel your inner Nancy Drew whilst reading. 

Michaela "Mickey" Martin ends up on an ugly cruise ship with a bunch of other strangers when she sells her soul to her devil to get out of her job. As if that wasn't a big enough problem, they have no idea how to get off the damn ship -- until Mickey brings some much needed gung-ho and go-get-em attitude to the group, and the detective work begins.

If you like a more laid-back type of mystery that has dialogue that actually feels real instead of woody, descriptions that are easy to visualise and relationships that burn hot and fast, but still gives you that "I need to keep reading because I need to know who it is" feeling, then you'll love this book.

Just remember to never sell your soul to the devil, or you might get stuck on a mysterious ship with ugly decor and weird mind games.

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The Devil's Triangle by Jessica Benoist-Young

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