Review: New friends are met, new enemies emerge, and even more twists and turns are introduced into an already tricky situation
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 5, 2014
All Hallow Night (Night Series Book Two) takes up right where the first book left off. In the wake of the devastating loss and betrayal Pandora experienced in Crimson Night, she and the Carnivale Diabolique are sent to Mexico during the Dia de los Muertos festival to check out a possible zombie infestation. In the course of the investigation, new friends are met, new enemies emerge, and even more twists and turns are introduced into an already tricky situation.I would definitely recommend reading Crimson Night before diving into All Hallow Night. Although clues to events from the previous book are peppered in, new readers will probably still feel out of the loop as the plot progresses. This series involves a lot of twists and turns, so those who don’t start at the beginning may find themselves tangled up and lost along the way.I still find the characters as interesting as I did in Crimson Night, even more so as they are fleshed out more and we get more insight into the half-demon inhabitants of Carnivale Diabolique. There’s less sex and more sensuality in this book than its predecessor and we see a shifting in relationship dynamics as new bonds are made, broken, or exposed.All in all, I’m intrigued by the new dynamics and the plot twists that have been revealed and introduced and I can’t wait to continue on with these characters and this story in book three: Howler’s Night (due out in August 2014).*I received this book in exchange for an honest review (LoP or Lovers of Paranormal)