Fae, witches and serial killers

Charles is the executor of his father, Marrock. He can kill a wolf that came out of the right way and that, for example, attacked humans. But since the werewolves have their coming out, Charles still has more work and it sometimes felt to kill wolves that had yet not made a serious mistake, just because it does not take that humans are afraid of them. He feels guilty, he is plagued by the ghosts of his victims and away from Anna not to hurt her. But she worries about her husband and she feels that no one notices the pangs of her man to herself.
To change the ideas of Charles, nothing better helping the FBI to hunt a serial killer. This will allow them to be useful also in the mid-werewolves and doing a little promo that they are not all bad.

In this volume, we can see that Anna does not want to become weak wolf, beaten, the victim ... She fights to survive, to help Charles to keep her loved ones.
For his part, her husband is touching, torn between his job executor of Marrock and his love for his wife that he wants to preserve its negative world.
I loved the changes in viewpoint between Anna and Charles. This allows us to know how they feel with respect to the other.

The plot Exchange usual, we are looking for a serial killer who is anything but ordinary. It removes werewolves or fae, violates the torture and kill ... Nothing really gratifying. And we must quickly find him before he kills the daughter of a nobleman Fae he removed.
We are more in the middle of black witches that I do not enjoy elsewhere and FAES. We also have Isaac, the young alpha of the pack of Boston, it made me feel great. And we find humans as Leslie, the FBI agent who is very perceptive and will not let them. But it was perhaps a little too back than what I hoped seen how the novel began.

Humm with this final, I feel that the fourth volume will be about Faes, it looks exciting but I shall say no more.