Unlike DeStefano's previous trilogy, this one just didn't grab me. Maybe it's because the main character is too bland or there's absolutely no explanation into any part of the story over a 150 pages in. The introduction of Judas didn't help. He's literally in the book for a grand total of two pages because it's already obvious he will be a love interest according to the "feelings" she gets to being pinned to a tree by him. Not impressed. Maybe I will continue it in the future but when I have limited time, I'm not barreling through mediocre books.