Protagonist: Samantha Day is slowly adjusting to life as a gray, but her hunger is growing stronger. There are trials and hoops that Sam has to jump through to not only feel like a normal girl, but also feel like she isn't a hindrance on the team sent from Heaven and Hell to eradicate the city of Trinity from the grays. She knows that the clock is ticking on not only her life but on the time when she must inevitably give in to her hunger, she's strong willed and will do anything to protect those she loves. 
 Romance: The romance in this installment definitely gets kicked into high gear as Sam is drawn to two two very different brothers Bishop and Kraven. While Bishop pushes her away due to her attraction to his soul, Kraven seems to be the only one to quell her hunger for souls. Sam struggles to find out just what she means to these two brothers and if she could ever truly be around Bishop again without wanting to steal his soul, and thus his existence. 
 Predictability: Much like the previous installment there were many moments when I was sure of what was come, only to be completely blown away at the actual outcome. That's not to say that there weren't predictable moments, in fact there were a few, but for the most part the foreshadowing seems to indicate one thing and then from out of no where it indicates something else. It was a great feeling to have my theories twisted and thrown back at me better than before. 
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 Overall, I'm giving this book 5 out of 5 stars. Though it was only a duo the Nightwatchers series is full of twists that catch you off guard in the best ways.