" Second book in the series (as you'd no doubt know from reading what the book is about) it also works well as a stand-alone. Remy is enjoyable if a bit angsty - deservedly so, but it gets a bit old after awhile. Nothing truly memorable stands out, but it's still an enjoyable, if a bit predictable, of a murder mystery. The ending gets a bit repetitive with phrases/ideas, but The Twist at the end is worth it. A good read when you don't want something complicated, if you're already used to thinking of God/Christianity as something other than what the Church would have you think/believe. If you're a devout Christian who doesn't like their image of God challenged, I'd suggest you not read it unless you can separate "it's just a story" from your religion. "
— Jesi, 12/10/2013