Book 2 is almost as good as book one. Book 2 does suffer from the standard middle book slump but it moves the story forward and sets up the next event. Remember, the story takes place in the 60s around the birth of rock ‘n’ roll and when parents still thought of it as the devil music. This book goes to show that maybe sometimes those moms might’ve been a little right but also a little wrong. The boys and their crew are up to solving the case of what music is really doing to teenagers. I love this book can’t wait for book 3. I would say it so it is a YA book with middle grade interest and some parents may object to the smoking and drinking but for the setting it is appropriate. ( )

I usually shy away from most dark books or ones that deal with the occult, but this series is really good. Dialogue/narrative voice is stellar. Plot doesn’t take the cliché story beats you’d expect. ( )

It's been a while since I read the first graphic novel in this series so it took me a little bit to recall the characters and what had happened prior. Honestly though - it wasn't a major plot point to remember everything from the first book (although it does help). A handsome stranger comes to town and attends the twins rock band concert. They soon discover that this stranger is actually a famous rock and roll star - but how did he end up in Port Howl? After his arrival - someone from their school begins acting weird - does he he worship Satan? What is going on? Also, a long lost uncle in town? Something fishy is definitely on the horizon. A graphic novel that explores, friendships, romance, family troubles, and mysteries. It will be interesting to see where this series goes! ( )