I can't believe I'm going to say it but I like this installment less than all the others. I'm not sure I can put my finger on what it was about this book. Maybe that we'd been mislead until this point about what Jada was exactly. Is she the split personality of Dani? Yes or no? I could overlook this and still rate the book a five bu then Moning tossed another WTF moment at us. 
 Mac is minding her own business being invisible when she sees Alina. Okay no big surprise, it isn't the first time some Fae has made her see her dead sister, the very reason she's in this mess in Dublin. But then Mac runs right into her and she seems to be real. But in true Mac (annoying as hell) fashion, she ignores it. She doesn't want to bother thinking about something that will upset her so she puts it out of her mind. Um, Mac that could be important. 
 But honestly, Mac does have something else to worry about. She's invisible, someones shooting at her and hunting her, she is possessed by the Sinsar Dubh and Dani has a split personality. 
 Okay let's get to that. Dancer comes into the mix and right away tells them all to accept Dani for who she is now... Jada. At first you want to smack him upside the head but then he makes the point that Dani/Jada needed a fresh start because she endured God knows what when no one was looking for her. She then everyone starts thinking about that and accepting Jada is Dani but more grown up and sporting a new name (remember she doesn't like hers). One problem down. 
 Mac is being shot at. Oh wait Jayne comes to the rescue and pretty much quells those rogue Guardians. 
 She's invisible. Wait she's not anymore. Wonder why? 
 It is the book, it is going to take her over and kill everyone.... Ryodan and Barrons think that isn't the case. They think, and in turn we are lead to believe that make only has knowledge of the book inside her. Problem is we and Mac remember her killing a Guardian when she first became possessed. Is she or isn't she possessed? 
 So now the plot of this book waffles back and forth on whether or not she's really possessed... maybe the book is tricking her? Toss in Cruce. Wait what about the Seers... okay then too. Let's barely explain anything about Daegus and Christian and focus on Mac's problems which honestly, I'd thought she'd grown a brain when she outsmarted the books several books back but nows she's the same Ms. Lane Barrons was always yelling at. How did that happen? 
 I mean there is a lot about this I would have accepted because I love KMM but Mac slipped. She went from gradually learning and finally coming around to having some guts and some instinct and now just seems to be back and square one. 
 And while I think KMM is going to explain the Alina Thing at some point, it was super frustrating to gloss over it mostly in this book when it was rather a major story point. 
 But I did enjoy the moments with Jada/Dani and her Silverside buddy.... and how rattled she makes Ryodan. 
 So 4. I can't believe how frustrating this book was or that I got to 89% of the Kindle book and the rest was just filler stuff and not story. Grrrr.