(I received this book for free as part of Goodreads First Reads giveaways).
(This review may contain spoilers).
I have a few mixed feelings about this book, but the main character was interesting and the plot of the book was engaging enough to keep my attention throughout.
I found quite a lot of the characters in this book to be really interesting, though I did have some mixed feelings about Faye. I was a bit concerned about her abilities and I was also quite unsure about her relationship with Jaxen.
I would have really liked to see more of Katie and Chett. I found their relationship as Witch and Hunter to be one of the most interesting and it would have been nice to see things from one of their perspectives.
The world in this book was quite an intriguing one. It was an interesting idea about the pairing of Hunters and Witches and how the different characters handled it.
Jezi and Cassie were both really interesting characters and I did really like Cassie’s relationship with Gavin.
The different abilities of the Witches and Hunters were quite unique, though I would have liked to see more of the bond between them.
I liked that Faye did get hurt and that not everything came easy for her. There were lots of things I would have liked to see further explored, but those did make me want to see what will happen in the next books.
The book was mostly well-written, though I did notice a few errors. I really liked Weldon as a character, but the bad guys were just… pure bad. They weren’t the interesting types of villains who feel that they’re justified.
At some point in the future, I will probably read the other books in this series.
Ink of Blood 