Review: An enjoyable read but I'm not sure why
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 27, 2013
This book hits to all fields.  It starts out strong with kahli in a frozen wasteland that is new York city.  It's a good scene but this book doesn't deal with the post apocalyptic world enough.  It's just a backdrop for the story.  Not a real factor in this book.  There are mentions of the world and things in it but that's about it.What bugged me was how ill equipped Kahli was in the frozen north.  She had a lone knife.  Seems to be really careless for somebody that has been on her own since she was 7.Most of this book takes place in the royal palace.  Here the book is a lot of conflicted romance.  Kahli goes back and forth between love and hate.  It really killed my interest at times.  The vampires really came off as foolish to me.  You would think that with all that life experience they wouldn't make decisions that will wipe them off the face of the earth.Another thing you might find annoying.  The author hints at a few things.  Little questions and observations that key you into a bigger picture.  Yet that's all you get.  No real answers or developments.I will read the reviews of the next book before I decide to buy it.