The second book after The Coven was absolutely amazing! This story concentrates more specifically on the relationship between Gray (aka Lucifer The Morningstar) and Willow and the delicate balance it has now that The Covenant is no longer. Willow is conflicted between her loyalty to the witches and to her husband. I loved the story, the angels who get involved, the prophesy, the source, and her friends...or so she thinks. I felt there was more spice in this book than the last. There were conflicting emotions because Willow wasn't sure of where her loyalties lie. I highly enjoyed this book and cannot wait for the next installment!

These covers are just so darn stunning. Unfortunately, for me, the story isn’t my fav or even near fav. I liked The Coven decent enough although I had some issues with the plot. But I was hopeful the series would kick it up in book 2 and I’d be sucked in. But, I was left wanting more with this book 2. I was honestly confused when the book didn’t end after one of the biggest plot twists and then was again surprised it ended when it did because it just felt lackluster. I like the world and the different magical beings and I would honestly love more of that and less of the other stuff to really build up this series. And listen, I love smut and steam, I really do. This book nearly crossed a line for me in the first 20% and then again a bit later. It left me a little uncomfortable and tbh had this not been an audiobook I think I wouldn’t have continued on. The way he handles a couple of the sexual encounters was very iffy for me, even though I knew it was a dark romance. Some things I did enjoy was the dual POV and the inclusion of more characters in the story as well as the ole enemies to lovers spin. I’m undecided on if I’ll continue the series.