Review: An okay read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 27, 2012
This book starts where the other left off and there was more background in this book which was satisfying. Julia and Cayne's relationship progresses but they do have their moments and I just did not become invested in them as a couple. No earth-shattering secrets are revealed and Julia finds out that belonging is sometimes over rated when she is amongst those of her kind. Cayne is your knight in shining armour so to speak and a few new characters surface but little is divulged about them. I think if more was revealed about their background or history then I could understand them more but I felt they lacked dimension like Dizzy for instance. What were her motivations, was she evil or misguided and even Nathan who was one of the main characters I felt he needed more depth which is just my own thoughts really. Overall it held my interest but not a book that would keep me thinking about it long after I had finished reading it.