Lisa Desrochers knows what she wants and how to write it. I also like this book because it describes Heaven and Hell as we see it in our minds.

Luc not only struggles with his love for Frannie, but also the order he is given with: tagging Frannie for Hell. What they are thinking and the choices they have to make. Since the book is split up into two points of view it gives you a more information about the character. It has comedy, suspense, tragedy, and acceptance. There isn’t anything that I didn’t like about this book. Gabe is handsome, soothing, and trusting. Who does she like? Truth is she likes them both, and angel and a demon. Frannie's friends, Taylor and Riley, want to find out what is going on. Luc finds her first, and then Gabe comes along. High school has started and Frannie is a junior. This book has the drama of the real world, just a little modified. To hide their real names Gabriel goes by Gabe, and Lucifer by Luc. That and the points of view, it switches between Frannie and Lucifer. What I liked about this book is the comedy. Gabriel and Lucifer know it’s wrong to get involved with a mortal, especially a mortal who is wanted desperately by both sides. But, this time is different both are drawn to Frannie.

Easy right? No, Gabriel and Lucifer have met before. His job is to shield the souls the demons are looking for. The only thing standing in his way is Gabriel. With good looks and power at his disposal you would think tagging Frannie for Hell would be easy. All he has to do is give the mortal a little push, and they’re on the way to Hell. Lucifer the demon had lived for seven millennia, tagging souls for Hell. Each side sends their best, Gabriel the angel, and Lucifer the demon. Personal Demons by Lisa Desrochers is about a girl named Frannie who has been targeted by Heaven and Hell.