What can I say? If at the end of the third we were convinced that there was something big and dangerous coming, now we are absolutely certain!
A new big bad vampire has come to town, and the balance is messed up immediately. All our certainties go to hell, and the readers (that are now completely become one with the Glass House), find ourselves in the midst of doubts and hopes ... Oh yes, because while we are absolutely convinced that Bishop and his two henchmen are the most dangerous in the city, on the other hand, perhaps it is thanks to them that we can imagine positive developments for Morganville and all its inhabitants (of all types).
And then into the city are arrived also the parents of Claire, who despite their authoritative tone, look just lambs led to the slaughter ...
In this reality so similar to a chessboard, where the future is at stake (and life!), of so many people, black and white mix all the time, and it is very difficult to distinguish what is right.
In this book, the story gets even more messed up, and the characters are more "twisted", but also very "human". Oh, yes, it is very easy to understand, for us, who are outside, what moves every move of Michael, but perhaps, in the role of Eve would be displaced in the same way ... who knows ...
And then there's our favorite young couple, Claire and Shane, as usually adorable. She, more and more the real turning point of the whole affair, and he ... well he is always the same, a bright knight with apparently no stains, but we swear, hides a lot of secrets (and I'm sure not very nice).
Between a party "triggered" (and if I may say so I think that the ability of the author, Rachel Caine, makes the maximum right in the paint these parties, extreme, dangerous but absolutely irresistible), battles, danger, and a series of twisted lies , we come to the end, more than ever opened. And Morganville will never be the same.
Compared to previous novels, here the tone evolves, palpitations rise to a thousand and anxiety takes over. I defy anyone to walk away from the scene of the dance. Impossible!
RATING: 8 - I think that this series will amount to this brilliant media.
SUITABLE FOR: Do not take itself too seriously, and want to immerse themselves in a "fun," to spend a couple of hours of "joyful" reading, with a lot of action!
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