Review: A solid second book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 1, 2013
This is the second book in the series and it was a good follow up to the first. I will say that I think Dorian from the first book is still my favorite so far but I did like Dimitri. I can't wait for the next book to see what is in store for Hadrian the mad king.Dimitri is supposed to be over 10,000 years old and the first of his kind along with three others who are now dead. He is the original pure blood but as was not the case of the other three Dimitri's heart is also pure.I do love how the author was able to match up Kerstyn and Dimitri. They are both lost souls who need someone to love and treasure them as they have never really gotten that. The author does have a unique was of bringing her characters to life with all their little quirks.The latter part and ending of this story did surprise me as I was not expecting the twist that the author has in this story. However I believe that it is fitting and does tie up the novel very well. Kerstyn works in a museum over the new Viking wing. If there was ever another place I would like to be other than a library it is a museum of ancient history. I enjoy both and could really relate to the main character in her excitement over her job.I am giving this book four stars not because I like the book any less than the last one but it just didn't suck me in quite as much as the first one. I believe it to possibly be that I just would rather hang around Dorian and Victoria more that Dimitri and Kerstyn although I really like the name Dimitri. Perhaps they will grow on me more. I don't completely know but nevertheless I still really enjoyed this story and look forward to continuing this series.*I received this free from the author in a contest. This in no way affect my review as it is honest and unbiased.