Allen Houston

Fire up the blender, drop a cup of urban fantasy, one of horror, add a dash of magical realism and top off with a tablespoon of cliffhanger. Blend well and savor. This is a quick assessment of the book. I bought it after reading the author's trilogy. This is equally good, a true page turner with an odd and intriguing cast of characters. My only gripe is that there's no sequel that I can find. If there was, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

Great conclusion to an excellent trilogy. Even at 500+ pages, it never lets up and the tight situations, battles, tension and story line never falter.Anyone loving fantasy or horror would do well to get the series and plan to dive in until book three is finished. Great and extremely unique characters!

If ever a horror story could be described as delightful, this is it. A seamless segue from the first book, this grabbed me immediately and added me to both the Dusk Riders and the staff at Blackwood so I could feel a part of every scary moment of action. Anyone loving a full-on creepfest should get book one, then dive into this with the third book (I'm 100 pages into that)at hand so they're ready to continue the tale. One of the best middle books I've ever read.

Deceptively smooth read with an interesting world, great characters and plenty of creep. It ends on a major cliffhanger, so I played it safe and ordered both books 2 & 3 right after I finished.