"Maybe," I said softly, "to do what you and I do, we have to have a little bit of the monster in us." 
 Amazing, amazing, amazing~~ Just like the first book, this book is spectacular. It hooked me from the very first page, love it! The story line was exciting and interesting. It has everything I wanted in it. Although if I do have to pick one flaw from this book, it is the romance. I found that there really isn't anything building up to to the romance between certain two characters. in fact, I must say that there seems to be more build up between Cassie and the "other guy." But overall, I still really liked the romance between the two characters, though I do wish that there could have been more build ups between them. 
 A aspect that I really liked about The Naturals series is that there are pages in between chapters that are titled "YOU." Which is what the UNSUB sees from his/her point of view. I like it because it tells you more about the UNSUB and gives you clues about it, but most of all, you get to actually get into the UNSUB's head, and figure out what he/she is thinking . And it even though you get to get onto the UBSUB's head, it does not spoil you on who is the killer, or anything else. 
 I also liked how the author cleverly planted seeds on who the killer is through out the book, even if you might not recognized it. She is such a genius at putting the UNSUB in the story as part of the story as someone that you will never suspect. But in the end, when you realized that who the killer is, you will feel just like what Cassie is feeling at that exact moment. Shock, surprise, and realization. 
 Overall, I highly, highly recommended this book to all mystery lovers. Even if you aren't a mystery lover, still go read it. It is spectacular. And trust me what I say that you will not regret reading it. 
 PS. But please do read the first book first before reading this one. Or you will understand what is happening in the story. 
 "It's always the little things," she told Sloane gently. "A tenth of a second, a single piece of information-you never know what will make a difference."