2.5 stars

This book started out really cool -- Scarlett is one kickass girl, goddamn -- but fizzled out half of the way through. Hunting aside, it all ended up being 100 pages of Scarlett wanting nothing but the hunt and Rosie wanting more for her life and ogling Silas.

I haven't read about such a pair of co-dependent siblings since the Cal Leandros series, but there's so much more to their relationship there. Pearce could take a lesson from them, instead of having Rosie think she deserves nothing but to do everything Scarlett says because her sister saved her life, and Scarlett just letting her. That drove me insane.