Rating: 1.5/5 
 A new girl, Katy, and her mother just moved in next door, and Daemon can't believe the Department of Defence let that happen. He doesn't want another teenage girl around so that Dee can run off and make nice. Of course, as Daemon does, he decides to be rude to her and try to keep her at a distance by doing that, but what he doesn't expect is that she bites back. It was all just fun and games until Daemon ended up doing the exact thing he wanted to keep her at bay for - he displayed his powers. At first she doesn't see, but she knows something is off. Once Daemon no longer has a reason to keep her at a distance, he finds himself tempted more and more to be around her. 
 That was quite a weak and uninformative summary, but I'm assuming that if you're reading this review then you've already read Obsidian. So this is basically the entirety of Obsidian, from Daemon's point of view rather than Katy's. I must say, Daemon is so, so, so unlikeable in the first book! I really liked Obsidian and I love Daemon now after reading the first 4 books in the series, but I couldn't get into this book at all because Daemon was such an ass. It was a bit disturbing how much pleasure he got out of making Katy visibly upset. 
 I felt like this book was just a log of Daemon getting turned on by Katy. Because I swear, at least once a chapter Katy would do something (sit, pick something up, or literally just stand there) and Daemon would be like "Oh Katy, I'm not supposed to like you this much but I AM a man" or "Katy, why did you have to call me over, now I have to walk all awkwardly because I don't want you to see how much you turn me on." I didn't feel like I was reading Daemon and Katy's story and reading about the Luxen, I was reading a story about Daemon's boners. 
 Overall, I wasn't that impressed with this book. I wanted more from this and maybe some new insight that we didn't get to see from Obsidian because it was in Katy's point of view. Instead it was basically a book on Daemon being rude and getting turned on by Katy. I wouldn't really recommend reading it unless you're so obsessed with Daemon that you don't mind when he's being awful. Although I didn't like this book, I really enjoyed Obsidian and the rest of the series so I would definitely recommend those, just not this one.