Seana Kelly

This book isn't shy in embracing all the tired urban fantasy and paranormal romance clicheés.
If you can't suffer them anymore this will probably not be a good time for you.
But within all these incredibly overdone tropes it's actually surprisingly good.
The book feels somewhat clunky in places and gets repetitive at times but executes what it tries to be quite well.
Something that is particularly remarkable is how logical and reasonable the protagonists are. No stupid unnecessary drama, no logical flaws for the benefit of plot development. Judging by how heavily these writing flaws are present in the genre I expect that took quite some effort to pull off. (Or maybe other authors are just incredibly lazy in that regard, who knows.)
My main negative point has to be the incredible stupidity and ineffectiveness of the antagonists. Especially the main antagonist has lord Voldemort levels of stupid evil masterplans.… (meer)