Quinn doesn't sleep much, not since the demons started haunting her nightmares. She tells herself it's all in her head, but when she starts hearing them when she's awake, she doesn't know what to do. As they slowly start to take off her life, she tries to fight against their power with the help of Aaron.

PRETTY DARK NOTHING by Heather Reid is a dark, insanely enjoyable read for YA fans. I didn't expect not to like it, but I am amazed by how much I love this book. Quinn and her demons, both internal and external, hook you from the first chapter. The mystery behind what they are keeps you from putting the book down. It is a great read for a dark, stormy night. The descriptions of them and the powerful emotion they invoke in Quinn is written so skillfully with great rhetoric. They aren't too lengthy or too wordy, but flow and give the story a fast pace.

Aaron, Quinn's love interest, is different from the average guy. He has a power that sets him apart, a power that works well with Quinn's needs. However, I do wish that he would have been more proactive in using it. It seems to just play a part in the story here and there when it could use a bigger focus. Even so, I do still love his character, and I find it very refreshing that neither him nor Quinn are overly dramatic about the other. Their relationship is slow to develop, even seemingly impossible at times, but the twists and turns throughout are exciting and occasionally emotional.

Overall, I adore this novel. It has qualities I don't like as much with Aaron's lack of power use, but the fight between good and evil is excellent. Hopefully, there will be a sequel, because I can't wait to read more of Quinn's story.