Laura L. Enright

Ujaali picks up after the first book, with Narain trying to get back to normal. Or as normal as it can get for a vampire. He is still working as a chef and trying to have a relationship with Cassie. When he visits his sister Ujaali, who is on her deathbed, it sets off a chain of events that will plunge him back into the fray. A well written sequel. It is nice to read an adult vampire novel and not a tween one. I would recommend this.

I enjoyed this sequel even more than the first in the series, To Touch The Sun. As another reviewer noted, once the introductory exposition is completed, the story is quite compelling. Richly drawn characters and the familiar Midwestern setting kept me reading page after page. Since this is such a unique take on vampires, the early exposition is necessary. I highly recommend sticking with the book because it's a wild, well-seasoned ride you won't want to miss.