There was definitely an ebb and flow with this book, with this series as a whole. You get plenty of action scenes and I really enjoyed the character development from not just the main characters, but some of the key secondary ones as well. However, you do get lulls throughout the book. They do a lot of traveling and planning and there's a lot of pieces that have to come together for things to work out for Logan and Rachel. Overall, I liked how Redwine handled the story progression and the ending was fantastic, but it didn't get my heart pumping like with the first book. 
 I loved being inside Rachel and Logan's head. They were the perfect balance between each other. Rachel is impulsiveness and fierce and she goes with her gut feeling in everything she does. Logan is very strategic and organized, making him a great leader. I hated how they were apart for so long in this book, but it was necessary to the story in order to get the bigger picture. It helped though to be in their heads and see their continued devotion and dedication to each other, despite the inner demons they were dealing with, especially Rachel. She was a questionable one there and I seriously doubted whether or not her mind could take any more tragedy. Redwine had me wanting to shake some sense into her at some points throughout the story, that's for sure. 
 Also, their innocence and sweetness throughout their relationship was just perfect. I love Rachel and Logan! And I definitely could've used more of them together. Alone. You know! 
 Oh, Ian. How I wish things could've turned out differently. The drama surrounding him was just so twisted and crazy, even though I felt for him at times, I seriously hated the guy. I was hoping just more from him and what happens to him than what was given, but it was okay (hard to elaborate without giving it away). 
 The series as a whole is a pretty great fantasy series. Redwine created some amazing characters, an interesting world, and a steady storyline. I've said it before, conclusions can be a hard book to write, but thankfully Redwine knocked it out of the park with Deliverance and this book will definitely be making it on the favorites shelf with its predecessors.