Great cover. The reviews for this weren't glowing, but it was pretty good for the paranormal romance genre, I thought. I liked the theater/Shakespeare angle (which will appeal to teens interested in acting and drama), and I also liked how much of the suspense was driven by FIRST sentences of chapters (opening with a different POV than the previous chapter). Includes a preview of the next in the series, Darklight. 
 My favorite part was the description of Central Park's Tavern on the Green, which I now want to visit: 
 "Inside it was a maze of mirrored halls, rococo stained glass, stag antlers mounted on chestnut-paneled walls, and fairy-tale murals. The main dining room was a glass gazebo festooned with a whimsical assortment of chandeliers of all colors and sizes, fracturing light into rainbows that danced across walls painted with cloud castles and winged horses. Outside in the courtyard, every tree was wrapped with strings of tiny electric lights, and garlands of paper lanterns swung between the overarching branches. The bushes that surrounded the garden were trimmed into fantastic shapes--a prancing horse, a mermaid..."