Review: A touch of Norse Myth and good obstacle to the HEA balance out this steamy romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 10, 2013
PI Grace uses her 'finding' talent to 'sense' the location of children who have gone missing. On a hunt for a missing child, a close encounter between her car and a weird beast on a country road lands PI Grace in the town of Ragnarok before she solves her first case Grace's psychic senses tell her that her sexy rescuer Aiden's 'dead' daughter is still alive but for the first time ever she can't tell exactly 'where'I read Witch Bound the second book in this series a while back and really liked and I am enjoyed this one every bit as much as the first for pretty much the same reasons. Like Witch bound both of the leads Grace, who has issues from the lack of family connections, and Aiden, who is buried under his responsibilities to the extended 'family of his clan are both great characters and also there are standouts in the supporting cast (who happen to play significant roles in Witch Bound). Additionally I liked the touch of Norse myth in the 'world' of this series.Evene though there a fair number of smexy times in Demon Crossings, there is enough interesting elements in Grace's discovery of Aiden's hidden world along with Aiden and Grace's issues to balance out the steam.  And Aiden's dilemma of needing to 'use' Grace to find his daughter even though it goes against his sense of honor to put Grace in danger and presents a conflict of interest as they succumb to their mutual attraction, means that there was plenty for them to overcome when there seems like there is no future for them even if Grace does survive this huntSo I liked Demon Crossings (Twilight of the Gods) as much as I liked  (Twilight of the Gods) (which is surprising because Fen was such a great leading man in the second book) and I wish that the third book was out already-after seeing the a bit more of a character here who is hopefully the lead in the third book.