Review: Much more Addicting than Book 1.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 1, 2013
I admit, after reading book one in this series, I was a little iffy on whether or not this was a series for me.  I felt that in the earlier book, that Bronwyn  seemed like a weak character, and she just didn't resonate well with me.  This book took all of that worry, and tossed it out the window.  Bronwyn is totally in her element in this book, and she turns into a strong vampire queen.  I was actually a bit surprised by the entire night and day change in her personality, but I could totally see how living a year with Ronan could change a person.Bronwyn was admirable in her attempts to save Rider from pain, and I feel that this really kept the important part of her humanity in tact from the first book.  Even though she knew she wasn't going to be with him, she also didn't want him to die, even though it would be the easiest route to solve her problems.  I found this fantastic, because although she had changed into more of the monster type of vampire, she still kept that bit of humanity that kept her able to be a good friend.After reading this installment, I really look forward to continuing this series with the next book.  I hope it comes out soon!Note:  I received a free copy of this book for honest review.