I am finally getting used to Kenyon's writing style. It was difficult at first, the way she switches between the character point of views, mid-paragraph. It is not something I am a fan of, but I have learned to deal with.
Also, this book was even more confusing than Night Pleasures, which I thought was just a lead in for future books. I had a very hard time with trying to keep everyone/everything straight. We are introduced to gods, goddesses, dark-hunters, were-hunters, were-panthers, were-bears....and the list goes on. I found myself wanting to start a journal to keep track of all the names and what the heck they were and even who they were related to.
Nevertheless, it was an enjoyable story and I am off to start #4. With all the extra subplots, the story of Talon and Sunshine was still rather good.
3.5 stars for me...
Also, this book was even more confusing than Night Pleasures, which I thought was just a lead in for future books. I had a very hard time with trying to keep everyone/everything straight. We are introduced to gods, goddesses, dark-hunters, were-hunters, were-panthers, were-bears....and the list goes on. I found myself wanting to start a journal to keep track of all the names and what the heck they were and even who they were related to.
Nevertheless, it was an enjoyable story and I am off to start #4. With all the extra subplots, the story of Talon and Sunshine was still rather good.
3.5 stars for me...
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