Review: Back on track
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 12, 2012
I was glad to see that Rain seemed to get back on track with this latest installment of the Vampire for Hire series.  There are still many unanswered questions to continue the mystique that characterizes this series.  I am not a big fan of serials, so luckily there were enough loose ends tied to keep me interested in reading the next book when it is released.One of the things that I really liked about Moon Child was that she was actively involved in solving mysteries relating to her person life.  This is what allowed for the resolution of some of those outstanding subplots such as the medallion and her son's condition.  Also, I was glad to see that she FINALLY made an actual decision to pursue a direction in her love life.In the previous book, I felt almost as many of the characters had gotten derailed and just were not behaving consistently with their previous characterization.  Thankfully, they seemed to recover in the fourth book.This was a vast improvement over book 3, but still not quite as good as the first two books.