The heroine Riley Hollis was supposed be the most powerful tracer yet. But somehow I still have my doubts. Sure, she seem to be able to do things that "supposedly" that other tracers cannot do. But in reality Riley Hollis have spend majorly of the book being hurt, a lot. Which seriously undermined her supposed powerfulness, let along uniqueness. 
 At the beginning I have this horrible image of Clay Price, which was base on Riley's own description. Riley didn't trust any legal authority, but she thought Clay was not a dirty agent. After some situation she decided to team up with Clay. Then somehow once they started interact with each other, all I am read was how much she lusted after Clay. And even thought Riley and Clay were suppose be on the quest of finding Josh, their romance kind of take over it. Something else really bother me was how Clay has the most weird, but at the same time lack of dialogs in this book. 
 Overall I was expecting a decent world building, and actions. Instead the cliched romance seem to be the main focus of the book, not to mention, very little character building. Sure, the magics were interesting, but after reading this book, I still haven't got a clue of this world. With the way this book was left off, I am not sure if I would be reading the next one. 
 Happy Reading! XO