Review: A brilliant plot with the seven deadly sins in a whole new perspective!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 9, 2014
As usual, since the series isn't finish yet, I'm reserving some of my judgement until I read the end. As far as All Hallows Night is concerned though, I cannot wait to dig deep into the book right after I finished readng Crimson Nights. Marie Hall has made me look at the seven deadly sins after reading books one and two of the nights series.I am torn as to what to feel about Luc. I am dying to know of what really happened between him and Pandora. I feel sorry for him when the priest - Asher/Billy came into the picture. He mayact like a big ***hole sometimes but I felt that he genuinely care for Pandora. And as early as now, I felt sad for him for I can clearly see how bad this story will turn out for him.Asher/Billy on the other hand, do know how to make a woman feel special. Granted that Pandora was not your normal kind of woman being a nephilim and all I can help feeling all romantic with the things he was ready to do for Pandora. Although I must admit, I was bit weary of trusting him during the beginning too. But I guess he has proven his worth as he literally went to hell and back for Pandora's sake.There's a lot of question and anticipations for the next book that I know waiting for it to come out will not be easy. But as I have enjoyed the journey with Pandora as well as the other Neph and Asher, I would be glad to look forward to it. There are still lots of characters and persona that needs to be unveiled and get to know. And because I am yet read any fantasy  and gothic book that is flawless, I admire the author's effort for the research she must have went through to make this series as good as it is and as believable as her world of nephilims and other goths came to be.