It's not very often when I read a series and go "Wow, I really should have started on this series a long time ago" and the Dream-Catcher trilogy is one of them. The writing in this sequel is amazing as always, the prose is so beautiful and it runs into each other so wonderfully that it practically reads like a poem. 
 Naturally, Cabel and Janie's relationship progresses and the way it was handled was sweet and realistic and it was utterly brilliant. A whole new dynamic to their relationship was also introduced when the both of them have to work on a case which involves a sexual predator in their school. It's pretty obvious who the culprit is, but what I enjoyed was how Cabel and Janie adjusted and adapted to their new relationship. 
 Meanwhile, Janie also learned of some grim and rather dreadful truths to her condition (of which clues have been given through the novel) and let's just say, it's not going to be an easy ride for her. But in spite of the horrible and devastating twists McMann brings us, she handles the prose with such grace that you really just appreciate the fragile vulnerability of both characters and you can't help but want to know more. 
 I will be starting on Book 3 tomorrow and words cannot express how much I want them to have a happy ending. :)