Review: The end of days has never been so exciting!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 29, 2012
Where do you begin when everything about a book is just too good to miss even the smallest parts ? That is how good book 2 of the Midnight Hunter series was for me. The second book is full of all the wonderful characters from the first book, Hunter is still moody and controlling, Donna is still very innocent, although her eyes are opened towards the end of the book, Mad Mo is still as abrupt and hilarious as ever, in only the way someone with her style of bluntness can be.I love how there is more time to get to know the suave healer Dante, with all his charm and what almost seems like magic, and Trent with his almost casual laid back charm, he is almost Mo's exact opposite. There is also the chance to get to know the unusually grumpy Howie and all his "charms". Howie plays an integral part in this book and his abruptness is so amusing that it becomes his endearing quality. I love how he refers to nearly everyone as stupid human or Donna as virginal human, and also Cassie as the bullheaded human.Cassie I would say is a demonologist with some special abilities which Howie puts to good use to help unravel the prophecy and in the process finds himself becoming friends with the "stupid human" he claims to hate the most.This book has so much action in it, and Donna as usual is right at the heart of all the usual disturbances and chaos, as she just isn't one to be told what to do. I love her and Howie's friendship and I also love that divine intervention is required to mend Howie's injured male ego, which definitely put a smile on my face.The anticipation of what was happening with Lucinda's brightness had me on the edge of my seat and the fear of what would become of her was almost too much to bare.Big guns, the end of the world, lots of action and a jar of pickles....I would definitely recommend this series to all my friends. Thanks Bonnie Bernard for introducing me to these great characters.I was given this book in exchange for an honest review