Review: Continues the story from a little different angle than previous books...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 27, 2014
The third book in the series is a departure from the world that Veller has occupied in the previous two books, as she is drawn into a mystery that there has been hints of in the previous books, but really come to a head in this one as the primary conflict.  Kile is more isolated in this book from humanity, and the story is also told a decent amount from the perspective of her Hunter inspiration and a few other characters.  Not quite as lengthy as the previous book, but still of the same high quality.  Again, editing needs work, though not a big deal to me as it is still perfectly readable.  Another fun read, looking forward to the next book in the series.