At first I found the book a little confusing. I wasn’t sure what exactly was going on and didn’t have much of a backstory to go from. There was a bit of action in the beginning and it slowly picked up from there. The story only spanned a few days, and those were some long days. Meena is the main female character and she is part of a secret group that works for the Vatican to eradicate all evil creatures; mainly vampires. This is truly a conflict of interest for Meena seeing as she is in love with Lucien; the Prince of Darkness.
Meena can see/sense how people are going to die, so when she notices that her ex-boyfriend is no longer showing a long life she calls him to meet up. Little does Meena know, her ex has been turned into a vampire. Things escalate from there and Lucien shows up and pulls Meena’s ex off of her, then Meena stakes her ex and poof, no more vampire. Meena notices that Lucien seems weaker than he should for a vampire and she tries to help him, but he is adamant that nothing is wrong. Meena tries to tell him about a dream she has been having that has convinced her that Lucien can choose between being evil and being good; though he seems to not want to believe her.

Things spin out of control very fast in the book and while Meena seems to find herself in a love triangle, she isn’t sure that she actually loves anyone but Lucien. The writing was excellent and I had no problems finding myself immersed in the story. I just wish that there had been a little more background story in the beginning.
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Kind of a mess, but readable. ( )

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So i started reading this book and didn't realize until i was almost finished with it that this was the second book in this series... And you know what, it didn't matter that it was. Even though it was referring to events that had happened in the first book, it explained them enough you were lost at all. Everything made sense. ( )

Qué difícil es decir que no me gusta un libro de Meg, pero es cierto, Meg es buena con los libros basados en leyendas griegas.. más no de vampiros, Meena es patética, Alaric se salva pero no mucho tampoco. Lucien... Lucien da vergüenza como vampiro, no me gusto éste libro. ( )