Since I really enjoyed The Chronicles of Nick I decided to go ahead and jump into the OG Dark-Hunters series. With Dark-Hunters being adult and Chronicles of Nick being young adult, I was curious to how they the world and characters difference from each other. Of course, they're still pretty much the same, which really made my reading experience better. 
 Okay, now on to the book itself. The first half of this book was a bit rocky. The writing was a bit cheesy, but thankfully not enough to actually make my eyes roll. This probably would have bothered me more had I not already been attached to the story from the start. I would have given this book 3 stars but the second half was so much better, that I had to give it 4 stars. The amount of cheese declines dramatically and the story really pulls you in deeper. I still feel the romance could have been a bit better though. I loved Kyrian's backstory, as sad as it was. Nick was the best character. Despite the flaws this book had, I really did enjoy it. The first books to a series are usually the roughest. I can imagine that the rest of the books are much better. 
 The Dark-Hunter universe is a unique world about a group of immortal warriors who fight the paranormal to protect humans. I love the use of Greek mythology for most of the worldbuilding. It's a lot better than the "It's magic, I ain't gotta explain shit" excuse I see most of the time. The characters are very great. They're the type of ones that you can't help but fall in love with at first sight (nods towards Nick and Acheron). Each book in the Dark-Hunters series features a new protagonist, so going into a new one will always be a breath of fresh air. I'm really excited to get more involved with this series!