It's sad, but I didn't like this book quite like the first one. I've never expected to love the first book to begin with. I remember starting reading it with expectations of it to be just another silly YA romance with angst. And in some way it was, but I guess Katy saved the day. She was mature, strong-minded, sharp-witted. And also she was attracted to Daemon she knew that no amount of hotness can change the fact that he was a jerk. 
 What I think happened this time was that after a very successful debut and after blog community explode with declaration of love to Daemon, Jennifer L. Armentrout decided to give her fans what they wanted. Therefore in this book we got bad boy Daemon, good boy Daemon, courting Daemon, jealous Daemon, overprotective Daemon and so on. Everything you wanted Daemon to do or to be, you will find here. 
 Unfortunately things we often crave in books don't always make said books better. It's like sweets. We all love them, but eat too many and they will make you stomach hurt. 
 Also something happened with Katy. From rational and confident young woman she turned into dramatic teenager who doesn't know what she wants. First she pushed Daemon away because of their bond, second she did it with the excuse of his past behavior, and in the end she just plain simple accused him of wanting only sex. Poor boy didn't have a break from proving himself to her. 
 It wasn't all bad. I enjoyed government conspiracy line in the plot, and the unexpected turns of the story were well executed. "Onyx" was with plenty of humor and a great protagonist to root for. 
 I think Jennifer L. Armentrout can make these books great. Lessen teenage drama and concentrate more on the alien theme and you have the recipe for a terrific read!