This is one of those books. 
 It's one of those books that makes you FRUSTRATED 99% of time. Even though it makes you very frustrated, you continue because you're also very curious about how everything will end. 
 I love how they (Daemon and Katy) argued with each other at every turn just like in Obsidian. They were so filled with sexual tension but they never lacked in humor. Even Daemon's jealous scenes were adorable. 
 Here are some of them that I liked: 
 He tugged me back, causing my knee to hit the table. "What were you planning to do after dinner? Was Biff taking you to a movie?" 
 Blake's easy grin started to falter. "Blake. And that would be the plan." 
 "Hmm." Daemon's gaze flicked up, and a second later, Blake's glass tipped over. 
 I gasped. Water sloshed over the table, spilling into Blake's lap. He jumped up, letting out a curse. The movement shook the table again. His plate of spicy noodles slid--well, flew--onto the front of Blake's sweater. 
 My jaw dropped. Holy mountain mama, Daemon had taken my date hostage. 
 "Jesus," Blake muttered, hands at his sides. 
 Grabbing napkins, I turned to Daemon. My look promised a vengeful death as I handed Blake the napkins. 
 "That was really strange," Daemon said, smirking. 
 Red-faced, Blake glanced up from patting his crotch dry. For a moment, his eyes fixed on Daemon and I swore he was going to come across the table. And then his eyes shuttered. Quietly and with stiff, jerky movements, he brushed off the brown noodles. The waitress rushed to Blake's side with several more napkins. 
 "Well, anyway, I'm actually here for a reason." Daemon picked up my glass and took a drink. "You're needed at home." 
 Blake halted his movements. "Excuse me?" 
 "Did I speak too fast, Bart?" 
 "His name is Blake," I snapped. 
 --He was sooo amused with his own action hahaha I love Daemon 
 "You are such a jerk! I know you did the glass and plate thing. That was so wrong!" 
 He held up his hands, laughing. "What? It was funny. The look on Bo's face was priceless. And the kiss he gave you? What was that? I've seen dolphins give hotter kisses than that." 
 "His name is Blake!" I punched his leg this time. "And you know it! I can't believe you acted like that. And he doesn't kiss like a dolphin!" 
 "From what I've seen, he does." 
 "You didn't see the last time we kissed." 
 His laughter died off. Uh oh. He turned to me slowly. "You've kissed him before?" 
 "That's none of your business." My cheeks flushed, giving me away. 
 Anger sparked in his magnetic eyes. "I don't like him." 
 --Jealous much huh 
 Carissa tossed a folded-up note on my desk. Curious, I spread it open. 
 Why the :( face? 
 Gosh, was I that obvious? I scribbled a quick message: 
 Just tired. heart your new glasses. 
 And I did. They were a rocking zebra print. I managed to toss the note back to her. We weren't worried about our teacher--it was doubtful he could see all the way to the back of the classroom. The guy made Santa look young. 
 A few seconds later, the note was back on my desk. I grinned as I unfolded it. 
 Thank you. Lesa wants me to tell you: "Daemon looks hot today." I have to agree. 
 I laughed under my breath and wrote back, 
 Daemon always looks hot!!! 
 Stretching into the aisle, I went to drop the note back on Carissa's desk. Before it could leave my fingertips, it was snatched from my hand. Son of a donkey butt! My mouth dropped open and my cheeks burned. Twisting around in my seat, I glared at Daemon. 
 He held the note close to his chest and grinned. "Passing notes is bad," he murmured. 
 "Give it back," I hissed. 
 Shaking his head, he unfolded the note much to my--and I'm sure, to Lesa's and Carissa's--horror. I wanted to die as I watched those vibrant eyes quickly scan the note. I knew when he got to my part, because his dark brows shot up his forehead. 
 He grinned, used his mouth to pop off the cap on his pen, and wrote something on the page. Groaning, I glanced at Lesa and Carissa. Lesa's mouth was hanging open and Carissa's cheeks matched mine. God, he was taking enough time. 
 Daemon finally folded the note and handed it back. "There you go, Kitten." 
 "I hate you." I snapped around--just in time, because the teach was scanning the classroom. When he went back to the chalkboard, I handled the note like it was a bomb. Slowly and carefully, I unfolded the damn thing. 
 And I died a little more. 
 That note would never, ever see the light of day again. I refolded the paper and shoved it in my bookbag, my movements stiff and my entire body enflamed. 
 Daemon chuckled. 
 --I love this scene very much!! It shows how normal, funny and light things can be for them ^_^ 
 I'm happy for how things played out here for their relationship. 
 Unfortunately, I'm sad for Dee. I hope that things will be better for her on the next book... and that she won't be angry with Katy. 
 The cliffhanger sucked but I bet it's necessary. It was a good end and will be a good start for the next book. 
 All in all, I love this. ^_^ 
 Patiently waiting for the next one.