I snatch up Kelley Armstrong's books in Women of the Otherworld series as soon as they come out. I'm always confident I'm going to have an engrossing and entertaining read, and this book is no exception.
It's a departure from the other novels. Almost all the other books are written from a female first person point of view: though each book tends to have different narrators: a werewolf, a witch, an angel, a necromancer, a half-demon. This book is written in third person though and the perspective is shared between different characters, though this book, like the previous book, Personal Demon, does center around Hope Adams, a half-demon who has to struggle with her nature in a way others in Armstrong's world are spared. I think that makes Hope among the most interesting of Armstrong's heroines, and like her other books this was an engrossing and entertaining read.
