Okay, so I have taken a day (or three) to collect my thoughts for this review. I’ve been waiting for this book for what feels like forever, and full disclosure, she is a friend of a friend.

This is not actually going to influence my review, it’s juat going to make lunch that much more awkward when said friend decides to tell me that we’re eating lunch in “Angela’s favourite Chinese place” and I make weird fan girl noices.

Disclosure disclosed, OH EM GEE!

I loved Vigil and Corpselight, and I unashamedly recommend them to all urban fantasy/ kick ass protagonist readers in my book store.

However....have you ever had that moment with an author where you realise that they have been laying the seeds, the throwaway lines, the unimportant mentions, the minor characters just so that they could make them all an integral part of a gigantic, amazing, mind-blowing stupendous storyline that will culminate in ways you never dreamed of? No?

Well, you’re about to.

I am so glad that Verity Fassbinder and her world of Weyrd have become a part of my life. 9/10 and the only reason for that is that this is not the complete, total, satisfying finale due to those teasers for future story lines which also means YAY more Verity Weyrdness.