" Isabella, conspiracy theorist on the run, meets Fallon of J&J, who helps her protect the world from paranormal weapons. Happening upon a Krentz/Quick book published after approximately 1998 is the most efficient method to make me hate myself for half a day. I know- I KNOW- that the hero and heroine will be identical to the last book. I KNOW that the paranormal world will become even more complicated and even less interesting than the previous book. I KNOW that the writing will be more tell and less show than the previous book. I KNOW that the plot will be two loners falling into bed, briefly battling some childhood-instilled stoicism, fighting a common paranormal enemy with their brilliant talents, with the hero's talents just slightly more brilliant, showy, and useful than the heroine's, learning that the common enemy is actually an obscure and seemingly innocuous character presented at the beginning, and talenting their way out of a late-in-the-game kidnapping or surprise attack. And yet, is there a second's worth of hesitation in my mind before I pick up the book and struggle through it? No. I can only dream that one day I will finally, finally learn my damn lesson. "
— Sarah, 1/25/2014