Review: Loved it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 8, 2014
When I first read the synopsis for this book I was excited to join the tour. And it was a great read!!! Any fans if paranormal romance or urban fantasy will love this read.We get a look into this world after the veil between the human and demonic worlds had been torn open. Demons are able to get into the human world and other creatures are proven real.The story starts by meeting Brenna who is serving her time after being banished from her home world after committing mass murder. People seem to think they know what happened and blame her for it and events that followed. She is suspicious when Grey, another Shadow Bearer, joins her as her partner. She is suspicious that he is sent to kill her, but things are more complicated than they both think. Brenna tracks down demon's using a human host to be in the human world and removes then while trying to keep the human alive. More attacks are happening and a serial killer is on the loose. Everyone seems to think that Brenna is the target and work trying to figure it out.People close to her keep turning up dead and clues are left to tie her to them. I love the dynamic the characters have with each other, you can see the relationships and respect they have with each other. Grey starts loosing focus to why he is there as he gets closer to Brenna. He learns things aren't how he thought and fights keeping his glamour on so that she will not recognize him. The big plot is not something from left field that you can't believe happens, and is very well written.Angela Dennis gives us a look into both Brenna and Grey's POV and the flow of the story was perfect. This was a book that I didn't wNt to put down! It keeps you engaged and hopeful. I love the relationship that blossoms between Grey and Brenna. He is not a domineering man, she is just as powerful and he is awed by her as much as she is by him. I really lovd the story and the writing and cannot wait for the next book!!!I defiantly reccomend this book!!!Rating: 5 starsCheers!