*Spoilers* (Imo, they're minor and obvious, but don't say I didn't warn you...) 
 Don't get me wrong; this book had a lot of action, and the world building was interesting. But for me, this book was okay at the most. 
 This book had a lot of cliche elements in the plot. Halfway (beginning?) through the book, I found myself wondering if Brad, or Henry (his real name) was going to end up being the villain. You can pretty much imagine the ending. There also were some things, that when they happened, I was thinking, You can't be kidding me - do you *really* think that? Especially a bunch of doubts that she had. 
 Nothing about the book really stood out to me. Everything seemed toned down for me. 
 I mean, if you had a world where the public was aware of vampires and werewolves, I personally think that you would've gotten more reaction from the public, like kicking them out of countries, studying them, and if they ever ended up being in a fight with a human, they would've done more damage, right? You could imagine governments locking them up, maybe even a war? People don't really react well to things they're scared of. In this book, though, people didn't really react, except for a bunch of racist comments that pop up once or twice in the book. It's almost like the public could've cared less. 
 The ending of the book was different, which I liked, but like everything else, it didn't really affect me. I'm really curious about what happens next though. 
 This book was entertaining at the least, but don't expect too much.