That was a good one-I've enjoyed the Cal Leandros series by Thurman, but I think this Trickster series has the potential to steal away my loyalty a bit. I thought I'd figured it out and was feeling pretty smug and then she still managed to turn the tables on me. Good fun urban fantasy. ( )

not my style
ok worldbuilding, a few inconsistencies
was not connecting with the characters ( )

I'm a big fan of Rob Thurman's Cal books. I thought Trick of Light was very well written, but it was definitely a different kind of story. One that although I enjoyed it, I don't think I'll be reading any of the other books in the series. ( )

I love a book that isn't what I thought it would be. I began reading this book expecting your standard urban-fantasy, something more along the lines of Thurman's "Cal Leandros" series (which I enjoy very much). By the last few chapters I was grinning from ear to ear because it wasn't all what I expected.

I enjoyed the character of Trixa. Every time I thought I had a bead on her she did something to change that. I couldn't quite pin her down and that made her fun to read about.

I also really enjoyed Zeke and Griffin, the demon-fighting partners Trixa first meets when they're teenagers running from foster care and the law. Their bond is similar to that of Cal and Niko (and that of so many other brothers who battle the supernatural) but, as with Trixa, there was something so natural and different about them and their relationship that I smiled all the way through the resolution of the book.

Great fun. I'm looking forward to more, and to the eventual and inevitable meeting of characters from this book and Thurman's other series. ( )

Amazing ending!! Was not expecting it at all! At first, the story was fairly boring mad not very captivating. I kept pushing myself through to the very end and it was totally worth it! ( )