Review: Pefect sequel
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 31, 2013
After reading "Night Wants To Forget", I was eager to read the sequel; the characters stayed with me long after I finished the book. Finally, "Violent Daylight" has arrived. It picks up almost right after the end of NWTF where Canna's happily ever after is of course, fraught with difficulty.Canna takes over her late husband's business and continues her relationship with Claudio. But the Caraceni family can't be trusted. She still has to mend her relationship with the Virtousi and Dane Porter isn't thrilled with his ex girlfriend dating his former best friend.Canna is such an interesting figure, she is a wholly fleshed out, damaged, frustrating person that you can't stop rooting for. In my experience, there are not a lot of fictional female characters that are allowed to be so flawed yet sympathetic at the same time.If you haven't read the first book, that is OK, there is enough background detail that this one stands on its own. "Violent Daylight" is an emotional roller coaster that will make your jaw drop and keep you turning the page.