Although this book was not up to the caliber of the original Fever books, I enjoyed reading it as much as anything else written by KMM. She is truly a talented writer, who is able to express character traits and describe scenes in an artful, yet direct manner. KMM was able to express Dani with just the right amount of teenage angst to make it believable, but enough redeeming qualities to make her likable. I enjoyed the storyline, as it was packed with KMM's usual mystery and action. Her Fever books are hardly predictable and that's one of the things I love most about this author's work. 
 (view spoiler)[This book helped me understand Dani better than I did in the previous books. I found her funny with potential to be a true heroine. However, her personality does not elicit much romance. I can see the potential for a blossoming relationship between her and Dancer. I really liked his character and they seem to make a great team. I have to say though, I was really uncomfortable with Christian and Ryoden's attraction to her. It just seemed wrong and pedophile-like. By the time I finished the book, I felt like maybe this pedo attraction isn't what I originally thought. At least that's what I choose to believe so that Christian's declarations of love and attraction redeem themselves. I believe Christian is losing it because he is slowly turning into an Unseelie prince. That transformation is causing him to think of Dani in a manner he should not and would not if he was completely himself. Even if he's willing to wait for her, it's just wrong that he even wants her as she is only 14 and completely clueless about romantic relationships. I also choose to believe that Ryodan sees her in more of a father/daughter, or mentor/mentoree capacity and not in lust or romance. If my assumptions about Dani's relationship with Christian and Ryodan are wrong, then I'm really disappointed. I don't have a problem with her and Dancer, as they seem to have the same maturity level. Otherwise, Christian and Ryodan are pedophiles and it's disturbing. I really don't want to think of it that way, especially with Christian because I loved him before. He's a MacKeltar for goodness sakes! I hope they fix him so he can go back to being the sexy highlander he was and find a grown woman to love! Anyway, now I have at least a year to wait for the next book :( (hide spoiler)] 
 ADDENDUM 
 After reading comments by KMM about Dani being at the right age to discover her sexuality and the potential these older, more experienced men see in her, I think I have to change my rating. I'm disappointed, because I don't think Dani's character elicits any romantic interests. She may be an adolescent, but emotionally she's still a little girl and it's obvious. That gives some parts of this book a pedophilic vibe. I can understand Dani's own curiousity, but for her to have any kind of romantic relationship with either Christian or Ryodan, is disturbing. Even if they are willing to "wait for her to grow up," it's still wrong because Dani is so immature in so many ways. Her character didn't develop enough by the end of the book, let alone the first 1/4 of the book, to justify the emphasis on her sexuality. She's completely clueless and is so much like a child that it makes comments about her sexuality perverted. I really hope KMM is not going in that direction.