Pam M. -
Helpful Score: 1
I re-read the other five books before starting this one. I had forgotten how much I liked them.
This starts out with a bang. It's 13 years after Noah, and the whole of Nightwalker society is falling apart. Teenage Leah, the first Demon of Time, feels compelled to alter time by bringing Adam from 400 years ago to the present day.
That part of the book grabbed me and held on. It slipped some from there. I felt that Jasmine gave in a little to easily. The whole of the polt wrapped up without enough conflict.
That said, I still couldn't put it down. This one goes on my keeper shelf with the other five.
This starts out with a bang. It's 13 years after Noah, and the whole of Nightwalker society is falling apart. Teenage Leah, the first Demon of Time, feels compelled to alter time by bringing Adam from 400 years ago to the present day.
That part of the book grabbed me and held on. It slipped some from there. I felt that Jasmine gave in a little to easily. The whole of the polt wrapped up without enough conflict.
That said, I still couldn't put it down. This one goes on my keeper shelf with the other five.
