Review: excellent and different urban fantasy
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 16, 2014
Wow.  Don't expect a run f the mill paranormal romance.  Yes there is romance and sex, but there is also a strong and believable story line.  Differences create fear, particularly when they might threaten the wealthy and the powerful.  In this book like the first, there is segregation between those with magic and those without.  Politics is decided by money rather than social justice.  Lizzie is a politician hiding her magic and trying to better the lives of the magic born.  Vadim runs an Underground Railroad to smuggle people to freedom.  Unlike most urban fantasies there is no physical fighting.  There is no violent rebellion.  This does not stop the story from being exciting.  More please!