1,5 stars. 
 I'm just happy to be done with this book, any more time with Gwen and I would have screamed. Seriously, spending too much time in her head is driving me bonkers. Maybe she is not that bad, since a lot of people seem to like her, but we just don't click. At this point I don't know if I want to continue with the series. At the very least I need a really long, loooong, break. 
 It doesn't help that the author likes to repeat things so many times, as if to make sure that by the end of the book I've learned them by heart. I really hate when authors do that, it makes me feel like a five year old. 
 The book was entirely predictable. There wasn't a single thing that I didn't see coming from a mile away. Very disappointing. Oh no, wait, I just found one. It is the big dark secret Logan was hiding from Gwen, the reason why he refused to let her touch him with her magic and date her in general. Initially, I thought it would be something else, like (view spoiler)[him being a Reaper of Chaos and Loki's Champion against his will or something along those lines. (hide spoiler)] 
 Gwen is the worst detective ever. In my book, she can proudly share that title with Toby from Rosemary and Rue. It never hurts to remember, Gwen, that if something seems too good to be true, then maybe that isn't true at all. Really, she was looking for the bad guy everywhere except under her very nose. Yep, just like Toby. 
 So bye for now, Gwen, not sure we will meet again.