In a world where good and evil forces battle it out openly, a human member of the team fighting for the forces of light doesn’t exactly have an easy life. It is his story that forms the main thread leading through this book, and I liked following his observations and the ups and downs as he learns to work with a new partner, the first one he has been professionally teamed up with. A second pair of operatives, Ull and Priel, play a strongly supportive role and added a different perspective – definitely helpful in a world that seems quite complicated in the beginning.

Matteo, one of the few humans on the team, has a lot to learn. He may have dreamed about being a field operative, but he knows the work is dangerous. Having an experienced demon as a partner at his side should make things a little easier on the work front, only they become more than work partners rather quickly – and that leads to quite a few complications. The visions that occasionally plague Matteo added suspense and tantalizing hints of what was to come.

Vilmos is a demon with a lot of baggage – both personal and professional. He has quite the reputation – not that this disturbs him – much. He is reluctant to work with a human and tries to hold back – not that he is very successful. While he is standoffish in the beginning, I think he managed to redeem himself by the end of the book.

If you like epic battles of good versus evil, if the world of angels, demons, and the humans working with them intrigues you, and if you enjoy additional spice coming from some very hot action between the sheets, you will probably like this novella. It has been significantly expanded from the first edition, and I loved the extra details since they made the story come more alive.


NOTE: This book was provided by Fireborn Publishing for the purpose of a review on Rainbow Book Reviews. ( )