I received a free copy of this novel in exchange for my honest review. This is book 4 of The Soulkeepers Series. Staying true to the theme this series has been on, this book focused on only a few characters. In this portion, the Soulkeepers are in Eden training and trying to figure out what Lucifer will do next. Malini feels that Dane plays an important part in the search for the new Soulkeeper that is missing.

This was a great read, one that was very difficult to put down. It had quite a few twists along the way, to keep you engrossed. But, I’m giving it only 4 stars though. Only because the development of Dane’s relationship seemed to move slow. You could see the attraction from the previous novel, so why wait until the end on this one? All in all, a great YA fantasy. If you’re uncomfortable with homosexuality, or don’t want your kids reading it, then this may not be for you.
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Amazing series. Loved this book and loved Dane in it, he has changed so much from book one. Loved his blossoming relationship with a certain someone (dont want to spoil it). Highly recommend. ( )

For some reason this one didn't grip me as strongly as the first three in the series. I loved the idea of Dane and Ethan together, but it seemed to take too long to get them there. Neat twist in the big confrontation in Nod near the end; I didn't see how they were getting out of that one! Overall, a good installment in the Soulkeepers series but not the best. ( )