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 I've said it before on this blog and I'll say it again. I don't like final books in series. The whole wrap everything up, weepy characters, and sometimes - if the author is evil - death of beloved characters usually happens in final books and it drives me crazy because most of the time I have high expectations for how things should end. But for the last couple of final books I've started to change my mind, and Daylighters was no exception. 
 This book begins where Fall of Night left off, Michael and the other vamps are being hauled away, Eve, Claire and Shane are being hauled away too, but they're giving more of a fight. Things have changed in Morganville and not for the better...sort of. All the vampires have been corralled together at the old mall - Morganville had a mall? Who knew? - and they have shock collars around their necks to keep them in line. The head of the Daylighter Foundation - Fallon - has plans for the vampires, not that he reveals what they are for a few hundred pages.