Sorry guys! Prepare for a long diatribe because this book just pissed me off!! I won't lie, I loved it. For some reason only Richelle Mead can put me through complete emotional torture and I will beg for more. 
 Seth, Oh, Seth, how I hate thee! 
 So, it was almost like Seth exchanged with a body snatcher. None of what he said or did made any sense. I could believe an arch-demon in my living room before I believed anything out of his mouth. The following is how I saw the course of events. 
 Seth: "Oh, Georgina, I love you so much. I want you to have a ring that is almost the exact replica of the one your husband gave you 1500 years ago (even tho u don't wanna talk about it cuz it hurts your feelings) Oh, Georgina, I love you so much I am going to jump in front of a speeding bullet to protect you, my life be damned. Lets play with whipped cream. I want you so bad that I am willing to lose years of my life just to bed you. I might even give up my soul to the darkside to remain at your side for eternity." *1 Week time period* 
 10 minutes later... 
 Seth: "Maddie, ya wanna go fuck?" "Maddie, we are exclusive now." 
 24 hours later... Christmas Morning no less... 
 "Oh, you found out that I slept with your only female friend?" I am going to look at you with a patient expression like I did absolutely nothing wrong and why would your feelings hurt. "I don't do flings." "I love you, Georgina, but I like Maddie. You two are so much alike but she is HUMAN!" "Oh, did that hurt?" feigns confusion. 
 New Years Eve. 
 "So Maddie and I are HEA now, even tho she was away at her family's home until this morning and I haven't spent more then a few hours with her... She's my true Love!" 
 "Every time I see Georgina I am gonna tell her how amazing she looks so that she feels like the whore I think she is." 
 So are you all following me here? Anyone else find this all really strange? 
 I knew from book 2 when Seth picked her up for the airport that this was inevitable. Don't get me wrong, I was never a Seth and Georgina fan. I knew that wasn't going to last. Carter is always saying how great a guy Seth is and everyone comments on how bright his aura is.... I have a massive theory, several actually... 
 1: Seth never really cared about Georgina. It wasn't until he realized that he would actually hurt her that he bailed. Also, the no fling rule of his. He slept with Maddie and was in it for the long haul after. Duh, he always had that as a plan. I think he was intrigued by G. his control was because he really didn't give a crap. His one and only love is his muse, his writing. 
 2: The Bright Aura. He is a very selfish person that just betrayed his so called love of his life. Picked up a rebound girl that he WILL marry on the beach with a ruby on her hand and have a litter of kids that he will ignore in order to write. He doesn't really even care for Maddie, she is Mrs. Right Now not Ms. Right. So how is his aura so bright? Doesn't he sound like he plays for the other team? DENIAL! He sees himself as righteous. When he looks in the mirror he doesn't see himself clearly. 
 3: Seth soul is... G.'s husband, the painter, the priest, and Seth. Carter knows this but glorious free will and all that jazz won't let him interfere. *Palm read* You will continue to have your heart broken, repetitively because you never learn... I think Seth taught her the lesson. How the hell can a soul that fate made hurt another forever get an bright and shiney aura? 
 4: Maddie: She is an enigma to me, completely inconsistent. An educated writer for a feminist magazine who is so demure she can't speak for herself. Did I forget what the word feminist meant for a minute? But no matter how much she was poorly written it doesn't change that fact that I hurt for her future, she is a replacement. He will not truly love her, just a means to an end. We the reader are supposed to feel good for her because she said she was willing to be ignored while he wrote his stories... *FEMINIST?* HUH? 
 So by the end of the book it was 2am and I was bawling like a baby. No matter how none of the nonsense made any sense it still struck several of my nerves. Plus, I really didn't like Seth. I've been reading waiting for Roman to appear again. 
 I had to start the next book right away to take the sting out, clearly that didn't help being that it's 6am and I'm typing up this filibuster of a review. 
 See, I couldn't really relate to Georgina until now. The break up scene was eerily similar to the first time I broke up with my husband. Telling me how much I meant to him and then an hour later telling me he met someone else and wanted to see how it went. Ya know that if it fell through we'd get back together. That she and I would be great pals, bff's, because we were so much alike. That if he could take her and me and combine us we'd be the perfect wife for him. So, yeah, I get it. Knowing that you are more intelligent and attractive then the other person but you still weren't good enough and that they threw you away like garbage. I never cried to this day about the break up of my marriage. But, this f-ing book made me. 
 I keep hearing Seth tell Georgina that Maddie & Beth *city of demons novella* that they reminded him of her. That was the exact words my husband tortured me with. How can these people be considered good? Really, I'd like to know... I'd ask Carter but he would be evasive!