The hate to love trope was there again and it was done beautifully!Įven if people are saying that these characters were too similar or just like other characters in her other books I loved it nonetheless. SJM’s characters were so well thought out and developed so well. This book was a gem full of fun and mystery and typical SJM (and I mean that in a good way) writing. Her writing is always great for me and I just really freaking enjoy her books and her storytelling. I’m a huge SJM fan, even if hating her is a pretty shitty trend right now.
Well, it’s not really a surprise to me that I absolutely LOVED this book. But Hunt soon realizes there’s far more to Bryce than meets the eye-and that he’s going to have to find a way to work with her if they want to solve this case.Īs Bryce and Hunt race to untangle the mystery, they have no way of knowing the threads they tug ripple through the underbelly of the city, across warring continents, and down to the darkest levels of Hel, where things that have been sleeping for millennia are beginning to stir… She stands for everything he once rebelled against and seems more interested in partying than solving the murder, no matter how close to home it might hit. Hunt Athalar, personal assassin for the Archangels, wants nothing to do with Bryce Quinlan, despite being ordered to protect her. But when the murderer attacks again, Bryce finds herself dragged into the investigation and paired with an infamous Fallen angel whose own brutal past haunts his every step. Two years later, her job has become a dead end, and she now seeks only blissful oblivion in the city’s most notorious nightclubs. But it all comes crumbling down when a ruthless murder shakes the very foundations of the city-and Bryce’s world.
By day, she works for an antiquities dealer, selling barely legal magical artifacts, and by night, she parties with her friends, savouring every pleasure Lunathion-otherwise known as Crescent City- has to offer. Half-Fae, half-human Bryce Quinlan loves her life.
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