Review: Different, but good
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 16, 2014
When I started this book, I was a bit nervous due to the fact it was focusing on characters other than the usual.Now, at the beginning the book felt awkward, unwieldy. The reason for this I believe is the fact that you are rapidly introduced to a number of characters. However, as you read through the book you find that it doesn't just jump from character to character chapter by chapter and doesn't switch point of view perspectives at random. The book focuses around the young witch, Declan with the other, side chapters focusing on the other characters only as needed to provide a better picture to the story.While I preferred the previous books with their focus on Chris, this was an interesting change. The book starts a bit before the end of the previous book and catches up about half way through. From there we learn about some of the goings on occurring immediately following the previous book. I would almost say this is a side story, like a novella would be, introducing characters for later. However, while it does introduce new characters we can only assume will be important later, the book is far from a side story. If I don't miss the mark, I believe this book is setting up for the next book or three.If you read the other books and enjoyed them as much as I have, just buy this book.