Review: Intriguing story, nice growth from part 1
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 22, 2014
This is the 2nd mini-book to Blood Betrayal. Where Lilith left me with questions and at times gaping holes in the plot, Jamen hooked me right from the beginning. The reading went very smoothly, again the images were good. In this book, many of the questions from the 1st one became clear for me. It is my feeling that the author intended for us to find Lilith lacking, halting, and not complete...as any "new" being should be. I was delighted to see the Lilith grew up in this book! She went from bumbling to sleek. I liked the character of Jamen. I felt all of his emotions, the extreme grief and pain. I was very glad to see the tale come together, gain more shape and clarity. I stayed interested. Maybe a sign of the author become more confident? Or a sign of how much was held back in the first part of the tale? Much as I applaud Lilith and her strength in this part of the tale, I did not care for her treatment of Jamen. Kudos to the author for taking the story in directions many do not go!I am very curious to know where Jamen gets to go from here.