Review by Publisher's Weekly Review
Half-mage, half-vampire Sabina Kane is torn between her two races in the fast-paced fourth tale in Wells's urban fantasy series (after 2011's Green-Eyed Demon). With a peace treaty soon to be signed by the vampires, mages, and faeries, Sabina is free to study magic and enjoy her romance with the handsome mage Adam Lazarus. Then a pair of murders threatens both the treaty and the rule of Sabina's former lover, vampire vice lord Slade Corbin. Ordered by mage and vampire leaders to investigate, Sabina and Adam must deal with the unwanted assistance of obstreperous vampire Alexis Vega while struggling with Sabina's suppressed bloodlust and her traumatized twin sister's inability to have the prophetic dreams on which the mages depend. Despite two-dimensional characterization, contrived humor, and some painful sexual cliches, Wells improves on the previous novel with plenty of mystery and action. Agent: Lyons Literary. (Jan.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
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Review by Library Journal Review
Paranormal investigator Sabina Kane tracks the perpetrator of a string of sadistic murders affecting New York's supernatural community in the fourth title (after Green-Eyed Demon) in this humor-laced series. (c) Copyright 2012. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
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