While I liked this book a lot better than No Mercy, it still held less of an appeal than some I've read in the past. I'm hoping the series gets back on track though the Time Untime they've talked about in this book is actually the name of one of the books to come so I'm assuming we are going to continue with the Native American mythology which I'm not really into. 
 Having said that I did enjoy the character of Sundown Jess Brady though I don't remember him from previous books. Despite his reputation as a human, he seems far from a bloody thirsty criminal in his Dark-Hunter life. He's quick humor was often fun. 
 Abby was also enjoyable because she wasn't some weak heroine who needs the hero to save her all the time. Granted every hero or heroine has there moments but she came into this story killing the big guys. Unfortunately, those big guys her Dark-Hunters and a Guardian whose death brings about another apocalypse. 
 The banter between Jess and Abby is fun and light-hearted though there romance seems rushed and a little odd considering he knew her whens he was a small child. Also Jess's Squire Andy is rather funny as well. I did enjoy the appearance of Talon, Zarek and the short about Ash and Tori at the very end.