Review: Short, but good
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 27, 2013
I don't remember enough about the II AM Trilogy to really make any connection, but having read this now when I reread the first and second, I'll make the connection. Without a connection the story is good, but very sad. She ended up losing her family and finding a new one, then finding a real love and losing her family and killing her true love. Vowing never to kill again. Amazing restraint, no wonder we think vampires are romantic creatures. They are portrayed as being more human than monster. As I've never met one I'm not sure who's representation is more accurate, Bram Stoker, or Stephanie Meyers.