Review: Interesting world, but I didn't like the "romance"
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 18, 2013
At first I was somewhat confused with the setting. Was it modern day? Where  the "demons" discussed real or metaphors? We're thrust right into the midst of Luna's predicament, and I would have liked to be more gently introduced. As the scope of the story widens we get a better explanation of the world and its inhabitants, to my confusion didn't last for long.Still, I do take issue with Luna and Sean's relationship. Sean appears to be a demon himself, and he obsesses over Luna, threatening her to stay away from other men and often manhandling her. The reasons for his obsession are revealed, but I hated when Luna sometimes found herself attracted to him. I just wanted to yell at her to have some common sense and stay away from the obvious psycho. So I would have liked a stronger heroine and a less creepy "love interest." I do think some of the plot devices are interesting, with all the talks of ancient societies and demons, but it's kind of overshadowed. I guess if you're looking for a book that focuses on a very dark romance, this could be your thing. It didn't click with me.Stylistically, the writing is okay. Inoffensive, but nothing spectacular. It does need more editing to squash out the typos and misspellings.