Review: I had to force myself to finish it...
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 12 2, 2011
I picked this up as an Amazon freebie. The cover art caught my attention so I figured "why not?".  I really wanted to like this book but it was a no go for me.  I won't be reading the next book in the series, that's for sure.  I ended up having to take a break from this book to read another book.  I pretty much had to force myself to return and finish it.  The story was kind of disjointed and not very fluid.  I really wanted to like the main character Rae...but this just felt like this another "vamp vs were" love story with a weak, unknowing woman.  But instead it was a vampire vs. a fairy.  It was a half hearted love story at best.  Breandan (whom she is mated to) and Tomas (whom she equally cares for) both get the short end of the stick.  Neither really wins the girl.  I didn't feel like Rae was really into either guy, it seemed kind of forced and lacking.  Actually, the whole story seemed forced. Rae learning that she is a fairy, finding out about the two tribes of fairies, the rules of fairy life and fairy politics...blah, blah, blah. Good rebel fairies versus evil Devlin and his followers.  To top it off, the whole all demons vs humans angle didn't really grab me.  I mean, I think the general idea of the story was good, but there was a lot of room for improvement.