Review: Even more enjoyable than Vampire Miami
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 29, 2013
Same solid writing style, but the main character has grown up.  Although she makes mistakes, there is not the same irritatingly willful naveté that she had in the first book.  I still feel the relationship development between Selah and Cloud is lacking.  Hell, even the character development is lacking with Cloud.  I know I'm supposed to care about him, but I never quite do - he's just "the sidekick." Plenty of typos, sometimes distracting, but not enough to truly detract from the story unless you're especially sensitive to that kind of thing.  The gradual loss of Selah's humanity and accompanying intoxicating effect of unbridled power is well done.  Parts of the story line seem implausible but overall an enjoyable read - completed in two sittings.