Review: Better than the first
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 26, 2013
This book was a lot better for me. It seemed to flow better than the first book in the series. I give the book 3 stars.I did not struggle to stay focused on this book. I wanted to finish reading it. I really enjoyed seeing how Cal adjusted to being human and learning about humanity in general. It was also funny at times. I liked that all the knowledge he had as a demon was retained such as all languages and memories from ancient times. I enjoyed watching Cal slowing warming up to humanity instead of hating or being jealous of us.Since this series started out with religion being important to the main character it made sense to continue this in the second book also. This was continued and Cal struggled to always obey and do things the right way. However my only problem was Abigail stayed pure when it came to sin all her life but then all of the sudden it seemed like she just forgot that and gave in. The sin, of course, was lust. It just seemed abrupt and there was no build up to it but then once it was done they did not ask forgiveness either. I just found it odd.This story is the buildup to the terrorist plot with it slowly being revealed and you still don't find out all of it. The next story is how we handle it or not and if and how Cal and Abigail survive. There were several big decisions they had to make in this story and it really showed how much Cal changed and grew as a character. I can't wait to find out how the author handles this and where it goes from here.*I received this free from the author in return for an honest review.*