I had really hoped that it wouldn't be like the Strange Angels series, and I wasn't dissatisfied. While I found Danny's choice of wardrobe very similar to that of Drew; they even have names that start with "D". But I liked the similarities, like how neither of them can deal with letting people get close, both have strange parental stories, both are sharp tongued with a tendency to speak before they think, getting them in a bunch of deep doodoo, and their sense of honor really just jacked it up. 
 I really did like Jaf, and I know for a fact that he lives! Yay! I like how he slowly becomes more and more human, until becoming fallen, as Dante begins to trust and respect him. I also like how she begins to push Jace away. Gosh, who would pick Jace when you could have a megasuperfoxy demon with a protective streak and who is willing to make you his heart and equal? Really, the fact that it took Danny so long depresses me a bit. 
 The plot was interesting with enough twists and mystery to continue to drag me back into the story. St. Crow did a pretty darn decent job of writing the battle scenes (as there were many) and describing the concept of PSIs so that even I could understand the difficulty of being a Necromance, as well as trying to fit in with the norm and still be your own person. I liked how St. Crow describes Danny's relationship with death (otherwise known as Anubis). Also, I loved the odd friendships, bad memories, and black and white concepts that Danny had. It made her an interesting character to read about and someone I wanted to cheer for.