Review: It was okay...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 1, 2014
I was given this book by the author for my HONEST review.I was quite disappointed. I felt this book was rushed. I never really felt connected to the characters or felt their connection to each other. I don't like leaving negative reviews, but I would not recommend this book to a friend.Nate Sanders, an Incubus, is tired of his life.  He’s been on the human world for 300 years after he rebelled from the old ways.  The old ways being, to find an earth woman, impregnate her then leave her.  Never to fall in love with any human, but that’s what happens.Melody Andrews, has been fawning over a mysterious stranger for months.  She sits outside her home watching and waiting for him to walk by every morning and night.  Melody thinks her life is shit!  With her parents divorcing and her friends moving on, she has found life lonely.  Though she looks forward to seeing her stranger, she doesn’t think he even notices her.Nate decides screw it, and makes his move.  Nate approached her and asked if she would like to go out.  To Melody’s surprise she agrees to meet with him later.  Then they have sex, then some more sex, then a lot more sex.So, the Elders enter the story, wanting to kill Melody because Nate fell in love with her.  The other characters, Sam and Lindsey, are fellow incubi.  Sam has special powers to see into the future, had told Nate of a prophecy.  The prophecy is said that another incubus will birth a son who will cause the rebellion that will separate the incubi world from interfering with the ones that refuse to live by the old ways.Again, I felt this story was rushed.  It has the potential to become a great series if it was longer and less vague.  I felt that Nate and Melody should have spent more time trying to figure out the prophecy instead of depending on Sam to figure it out for them.