Real life kept getting in the way of me reading this book as much as I wanted to. Well, that, and this really is a long ass book. :D 
 I have to admit I did not like this book as fiercely as I did the first one. Don't get me wrong, Tiago still made me swoon, and I'd kill to have a killer bod like Tricks. But having read the first book, some things do become a bit more predictable. A little sad I guessed who the bad guy was the minute that character was introduced to the book. 
 Ms Harrison describes an amazing world that pulls you in and keeps you there, even after you're done reading the book. I've been dreaming about this book all week, that's how strong the pull of this book is. The author's voice makes me feel like I'm in the book. I can easily picture the surroundings, what the characters are wearing/doing/looking at/thinking. The picture could not have been clearer if I had been watching a movie. 
 Once Tiago gives his heart away, he's crazy protective of the person he gave it to. There simply isn't a thing he won't do for Tricks to keep her safe. Even die. 
 Tricks is a bit back and forth with how she feels about Tiago, and that made me very frustrated with her at times. I understand her doubts, the how's and why's of it - I just wished she would have jumped that man-meat already. :D 
 What I like about these books, is that the wyr, the faerie, the vamps - they're all representatives of different races. And Tricks being a fairy falling is love with a wyr, is a tale about people from different races falling in love with each other - and it being all right! 
 Just as book one, this book starts off running from the very first paragraph, and it it keeps running until the very last page. There isn't a dull page in the book. Not a boring moment in sight. 
 Ms Harrison goes down as one of my favorite authors.