"No one Said Love was easy, Sentinel"

Since Gabriel Keene has let the cat out of the bag and, if known to the world the existence of the shifter, is entirely in Chicago riots. Not just any people are allowed into the Vampires-houses, which the renovation after the shifter attack more difficult, the residents of Chicago are also convinced that the vampires are evil at all in the city debt. So it suits that Mayor Tate still draufsetzt a top. Out of Control vampires are supposed to be in Chicago in charge of three dead people. Who should be better able to regulate this issue as our ever-cherished Sentinel Merit. While the house and Ethan are set by the Greenwich Presidium pressurized, Merit gets to work. That this, however, is much more than just wild become vampires, they discovered only when it is almost too late, and that has consequences, which no one has ever expected.

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I must confess that I had spoiled my the end itself. I knew what would happen but not how, and have been waiting to read this book until I next, Drink Deep: A Chicagoland Vampires Novel had. I really recommend it to anyone. Buy yourself the successor with the same, otherwise you have to unnecessarily wait until you get some relief.

The story about the uncontrollable vampires was really good. For this, the part with the GP, try everything, Merit and Ethan thus discourage them to keep Chicago from doom, only to preserve her own face, and the emotional new beginning between Ethan and Merit was really good. The story begins slowly and increases up to a climax, which is without words and in the truest sense. I do not know what the end is. Stress enough was actually because even without that the author had values ​​that make a move. I'm not a fan of drastic changes and that was one that could not have been more dramatic.

It remains to be seen what she has planned. Anyway, I'm glad that I have already prepared the next book.

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That it ended the way it ended, I have to deduct the otherwise really good book one star. I would advise anyone who has read the books far and found them wonderful, absolutely ready to put handkerchiefs!