Review: A Reading the Paranormal Review
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 23, 2012
One thing I love about this series is the individual books are self contained enough to work as stand alones but, for those of us who have been following the series, you still get to see how many of the characters that you've met previously have fared since their stories were told. This is especially true in this book since the Creator Day masquerade has drawn all the bloodlines together in celebration and brought the vampires out in force.Sophis and Vivek are smokin' hot together. Whether they're fighting each other, fighting their feelings or just flat out fighting, they have great chemistry and appeal. I love to hate the hunters and the lengths they'll go to to try to wipe out the bloodlines. Izabella and Aleksis in particular were great fun to hate. I do find it interesting that they - the hunters - are willing to become an aspect of the things they hate in order to hunt them down. It's an interesting look at their fanaticism and the creepy zeal they live by.Dark, sometimes decadent, and nicely naughty, Sophis and Vivek's story end up pulling them into the thick of things despite the fact that they're not part of the ruling elite. With betrayal and dazzling feats of heroics hitting you left and right, you'll be sucked in and captivated in no time.-Kelly @ Reading the Paranormal